Geekbench AI 1.0 is a sophisticated benchmarking application available on a wide range of platforms such as Android, Linux, MacOS, and Windows. It seeks to provide a uniform standard for assessing the efficiency of machine learning, deep learning, and other forms of artificial intelligence (AI) workload, in line with the fundamental principles of Geekbench. This application is the next generation of Geekbench’s earlier project, Geekbench ML, which was launched in 2021 and is currently in its 0.6 version.
On another note, the process of code review – the practice of having peers scrutinize code to improve its quality – is known for being time-intensive. Lack of sufficient resources can make it an overwhelming task that diverts developers from other critical projects. Harjot Gill puts forth the idea that a significant portion of the code review process can be automated using artificial intelligence, offering a promising solution to this challenge.
Illustrating the versatility of apps, Franki provides a social platform focused on food discovery and reviews based on video content. Users can delve into a community of fellow food enthusiasts, explore local dining venues, and craft their very own videos to highlight their preferred eateries. This innovatively merges the world of food with the trend of video-based social media, enhancing the overall user experience.
Recently, Franki underwent a significant brand makeover and introduced a rewarding ‘Social Club’ program. This program adds a gamified aspect to the application by rewarding those who frequently share about their top restaurants. By linking their card and ordering food, they can earn cashback, thereby creating a win-win scenario where users get recognized and rewarded for their active participation.
The venture capital landscape witnessed an unexpected move when Keith Rabois announced his exit from Founders Fund to rejoin Khosla Ventures in January. The surprise was not just because Rabois is a well-known figure in the industry, but due to the nature of the venture capital sector where movement is rather uncommon, particularly for those who have risen to the ranks of partner or general partner as Rabois had.
Venture capital firms usually operate on 10-year life cycles, maintaining continuity of the team and projects during this period. Therefore, partners have compelling reasons to stay on board throughout the lifecycle. Rabois’ move was therefore unusual and sparked intrigue among industry observers.
X, previously identified as Twitter, has recently unveiled support for passkeys on Android devices. This feature increases security by requiring physical access to users’ phones, adding an extra layer of safeguard against malicious remote access attempts. The announcement of this feature comes following the successful implementation of passkey support for all iOS users back in April.
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