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Is Microsoft or Google the better ecosystem for developers?

When developers consider where to build their careers—or their next big project—the comparison of Microsoft vs Google inevitably comes up. Both companies have built massive ecosystems of tools, cloud computing, platforms, and communities that support developers at every level. But which ecosystem gives you more leverage as a developer? In this blog, we’ll break down the Microsoft vs Google ecosystems across tools, languages, cloud platforms, open source, and career growth. If you're debating Microsoft vs Google as a career move or tech stack decision, this guide is for you.
Zarish Khalid
Apr 22 · 2025
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Comparison of Evaluation Metrics used in Machine Learning Models

Understanding Evaluation Metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, etc. that are used to evaluate machine learning models.
Khawaja Muhammad Fahd
Apr 10 · 2025
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How Amazon SageMaker is revolutionizing machine learning workflow

Amazon SageMaker streamlines the ML lifecycle by automating workflows, reducing costs, and enhancing scalability. It integrates with AWS services to simplify model development, deployment, and monitoring.
Haris Riaz
Mar 19 · 2025
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Top 20 Google DeepMind interview questions

Ace your Google DeepMind interview! Get insights on key stages, top AI/ML questions, and expert prep tips to land your dream role in cutting-edge AI research.
Adeel Qayyum
Feb 13 · 2025
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How Does Reinforcement Learning Work

Reinforcement Learning (RL) is a type of machine learning in which an agent learns by interacting with an environment and receiving feedback in the form of rewards or penalties. In this article, we explain how RL works, using the example of the CartPole problem, where the agent learns to balance a pole. We also highlight real-world applications of RL to show its practical use in solving complex problems.
Hamna Waseem
Feb 10 · 2025
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Google layoffs: Everything developers need to know

Google’s recent layoffs indicate where the industry is headed: AI, cloud infrastructure, and automation. For developers globally, these layoffs are more than just buzzwords: they’re a reality check for what it will take to get hired, and succeed, at Google. This blog will explore what's next for developers who are setting their sights on the company.
Zarish Khalid
Jan 15 · 2025
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Linear Regression vs. Logistic Regression

Understand the key differences between the linear regression and the logistic regression. Understand how the logistic regression model works and look at some of the applications of logistic regression in machine learning.
Khawaja Muhammad Fahd
Jan 10 · 2025
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Making sense of Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks (KANs)

This blog explores Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks (KANs), an innovative neural network architecture that resembles traditional fully-connected neural networks but replaces weights and node-based activation functions with edge-based activation functions. We examine the learnability of these functions, compare KANs with traditional neural networks based on early experimental findings, and investigate their potential for greater interpretability and continual learning.
Mehvish Poshni
Jan 6 · 2025
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How to use convolutional neural networks (CNNs) for images

Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) power groundbreaking innovations like facial recognition, self-driving cars, and medical imaging. This blog breaks down how CNNs work, exploring their core layers—convolutional layers, pooling layers, and fully connected layers— and explaining their training process with backpropagation, making the concepts accessible even to machine learning beginners. You’ll also explore a hands-on example of building a simple CNN with TensorFlow and Keras.
Hamna Waseem
Jan 1 · 2025