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Most Popular Programming Languages For Tech Job Seekers

Five Most Popular Programming Languages to Learn for Tech Job Seekers

"In this captivating podcast, we delve deep into the world of data science and uncover the immense power of Python as a programming language for data analysis and interpretation. Join us on an enlightening journey as we explore the fundamental concepts of data science and how Python serves as a versatile tool in this rapidly evolving field. From data preprocessing and cleansing to advanced machine learning algorithms, we discuss the key techniques and methodologies that Python offers. Tune in to discover how Python's simplicity, extensive library ecosystem, and active community make it the go-to language for data scientists worldwide. Gain valuable insights from industry experts as they share their experiences and real-world use cases, showcasing the impact of Python in solving complex data challenges. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced data scientist, this podcast series will equip you with the knowledge and skills to leverage Python effectively in your data science journey. Get ready to unlock the full potential of Python for data science and stay ahead in this data-driven era!"

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Hello and welcome, AI enthusiasts! It’s November twelfth, twenty twenty-four, and we have some exciting updates from the world of Artificial Intelligence to explore today.

First up, deepmind opens Alphafold three to researchers worldwide. Google DeepMind has released the source code for its groundbreaking Alphafold three model, which predicts protein structures. This Nobel Prize-winning technology is now freely accessible to academics, empowering them to explore new frontiers in biology without the heavy financial burden usually associated with such advanced tools. With over two hundred million protein structures already mapped, this could accelerate medical breakthroughs and innovation.

Next, Qwen unveils powerful new open-source coding A-I. Alibaba Cloud's Qwen has launched a new suite of coding models that perfectly blends performance with accessibility. Their flagship thirty-two billion parameter model matches leading tools like G-P-T four and Claude three point five in code generation tasks. Developers can use this versatile model across forty programming languages, making A-I-driven coding more widely accessible than ever.

In other news, google Gemini lets you create multilingual subtitles. This new feature allows users to transform videos into multiple languages with ease, generating accurate transcripts and enhanced subtitles. Simply upload your video to Google AI Studio, and with a few clicks, you'll have subtitles ready for a global audience.

Additionally, A-I detects blood pressure and diabetes from short videos. Researchers in Japan have developed an innovative system that analyzes facial and hand movements in video clips to determine a person's blood pressure and risk of diabetes. This process boasts a staggering ninety-four percent accuracy, potentially revolutionizing how we monitor our health at home with something as simple as a quick video.

Lastly, there are plenty of new A-I tools and job opportunities popping up. From tools that provide sales insights to those enhancing your communication skills in various languages, the A-I landscape continues to expand. Plus, companies are hiring A-I roles at a steady pace, ensuring that there's a place for talented individuals eager to join this rapidly evolving field.

That wraps up today’s AI news roundup! Remember to stay engaged with the latest in Artificial Intelligence; it's evolving every day, and you won't want to miss a thing. Catch you next time!

DeepMind Opens Alphafold 3 to Researchers as Qwen Launches Open-Source Coding AI and Google Gemini Translates Videos into Multilingual Subtitles

In honor of the announcement of the evolution of the Swift programming language IBM Vice President, Cloud Architecture and Technology, Angel Diaz, and IBM Fellow, VP and CTO, MobileFirst, John Ponzo discuss the importance to the developer community and the enterprise. Diaz and Ponzo also dive into the next steps for Swift.org and explain how developers can get involved.

Swift Moves To Open Source

Welcome to To Be Continuous, a show about Continuous Delivery and software development hosted by Paul Biggar, Founder of CircleCI, and Edith Harbaugh, CEO of LaunchDarkly.

In this episode of To Be Continuous, Paul and Edith talk about programming languages and why they continue to evolve.

Producer: Ted Carstensen
Editor: Lucas Oswald

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In this episode of The New Stack at Scale, we explore the ways in which today’s developers must think when working in the cloud, the differences in static and dynamic programming languages, and how Go has found its niche in today’s container-based infrastructures. 

The New Stack’s Scott Fulton and co-host Fredric Paul, Editor in Chief at New Relic sat down with New Relic Product Manager Victor Soares, New Relic Product Marketing Manager Neha Duggal, Red Hat Principal Software Engineer Vincent Batts, and New Relic Lead Software Engineer Chris Haupt to get their thoughts.

Show 12: Has the Go Language Become Cloud Native?

In this episode of the O’Reilly Programming Podcast, I talk with Jim Blandy and Jason Orendorff, both of Mozilla, where Blandy works on Firefox’s web developer tools and Orendorff is the module owner of Firefox’s JavaScript engine. They are the authors of the new O’Reilly book "Progamming Rust."

Jim Blandy and Jason Orendorff on Rust

This podcast discusses 3 key reasons for choosing MATLAB as your preferred programming language. From matching transplants to donors to reducing the time it takes to compile a report by 50%, is there anything MATLAB can't do?

Why Choose MATLAB?

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Freelance Web Developer: Best Programming Languages To Learn

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