Reusable

Reusable payment codes are set to transform the privacy issues of Bitcoin transactions in the future It is well-known that the highly volatile crypto market provides transparency in crypto transactions for crypto investors. On one hand, Bitcoin is the most popular and top-most cryptocurrency in the global crypto market. On the other hand, cybercriminals are targeting weak links in the crypto market to steal necessary information and cryptocurrencies from previous crypto transactions. Thus, it is high time to…

A methodology for clean and reusable code from the Manufacturing worldPhoto by Brett Jordan on UnsplashWhen dealing with code, we often talk about clean and reusable code. Python is an Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) language and it’s great for reusing the code because, for example, we can create our own functions and invoke them. But can we follow a methodology to write clean and reusable code?In this article, we’ll see the “5S” methodology which can be useful to create clean and reusable code, even in our Data Science…

Researchers have developed a new bioplastic that can disintegrate into its derivative components upon a disintegrate “command”. In the latest successful attempt in solving the problem of creating easily recyclable plastics, the new bioplastic can be broken down into reusable components in the form of high-quality biopolymers for various uses. The new development may prove to be the answer to society's excessive reliance on plastics in every sphere of life while severely limiting the environmental impact this plastic…

Welcome! Happy to see you in the fifth part of my Vuejs Amsterdam Conference 2022 summary series, in which I share a summary of all the talks with you. You can read my JSWorld Conference 2022 Summary series (in four parts) here, where I summarized all the first day's talks. You can also find the previous Talks of the Vue Amsterdam conference 2022 in my blog.(Recurring) Introduction After two and a half years, JSWorld and Vue Amsterdam Conference were back in Theater Amsterdam between 1 and 3 June, and I had the chance to…

For the first time, the US Air Force has successfully recovered a reusable rocket sled traveling at hypersonic speed. The test in late March 2022 was part of the Air Force's Hypersonic Sled Recovery (HSR) project and successfully brought a sled traveling at 5.6 times the speed of sound to a stop.Hypersonic flight technology has a great potential to revolutionize both military and civilian applications, but research in the field has always been extremely difficult stretching back to NASA's X-15 rocket plane project in the…