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  Coding for Beginners - Advanced...

  Alexander Cane

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  Performance has been an important factor for software developers. Java Performance tuning means optimizing the code to obtain a faster, more reliable, scalable, and easily maintainable code. This is a very important aspect because the code written by you should be very fast and maintainable, otherwise it not of any use. 
  Generally, it is best to keep your knobs off as far as Java tuning is concerned. Most applications, whose performance is required to be improved, can be improved by simply keeping the development environment up-to-date! We will discuss various aspects of tuning. Java performance tuning is a very vast topic, and as such, no document can contain the complete information. First, we will observe certain best practices that may improve your Java application’s performance. Then, we will mention the various improvements which could be made within your Java code. 
  Following Java performance tips provides all the details a developer needs for performance tuning of the Java code.

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  The Future of Technology -...

  Craig Dames

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  Technology has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past century, reshaping the way humans live, work, and connect. From the invention of the telephone and the light bulb to the rise of smartphones and artificial intelligence, the evolution of modern technology has been defined by rapid innovation and constant reinvention. Each era has built upon the breakthroughs of the previous one, creating a chain of progress that continues to accelerate today. 
  The shift from analog to digital marked a major turning point in technological history. Analog systems, such as early telecommunication devices and vinyl records, relied on continuous signals to transmit information. The digital revolution replaced these with binary systems, allowing data to be stored, processed, and transmitted with unprecedented efficiency. This change laid the groundwork for computers, the internet, and countless digital devices that are now part of everyday life. What once required entire rooms of equipment can now be done with the swipe of a finger on a pocket-sized smartphone. 
  Key milestones have shaped the modern technological landscape. The invention of the microprocessor in the 1970s allowed for the development of personal computers, which soon evolved into powerful tools for both work and leisure. The rise of the internet in the 1990s connected people and information across the globe, shrinking the world into a digital village. In the 2000s, mobile technology and wireless networks enabled a level of connectivity that few could have imagined a generation earlier. These advances have made information accessible to billions and created new platforms for communication, education, and commerce.

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  A Brief History of Black Holes -...

  Dr Becky Smethurst

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  This audio edition is narrated with dazzling enthusiasm by the author, Dr Becky Smethurst.Right now, you are orbiting a black hole.The Earth orbits the Sun, and the Sun orbits the centre of the Milky Way: a supermassive black hole, the strangest and most misunderstood phenomenon in the galaxy.In A Brief History of Black Holes, the award-winning University of Oxford researcher Dr Becky Smethurst charts five hundred years of scientific breakthroughs in astronomy and astrophysics. She takes us from the earliest observations of the universe and the collapse of massive stars, to the iconic first photographs of a black hole and her own published findings.A cosmic tale of discovery, Becky explains why black holes aren’t really ‘black’, that you never ever want to be ‘spaghettified’, how black holes are more like sofa cushions than hoovers and why, beyond the event horizon, the future is a direction in space rather than in time. Told with humour and wisdom, this captivating book describes the secrets behind the most profound questions about our universe, all hidden inside black holes.'A jaunt through space history . . . with charming wit and many pop-culture references' – BBC Sky At Night Magazine

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  Creating a Small Business...

  Mark Anderson

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  Are you ready for your financial freedom? 
  Are you ready to break free from the 9–5 job? 
  Are you ready to build a business? 
  Start A Small Business is your ultimate step-by-step guide to launching and scaling a profitable business in today’s economy. 
  Whether you're building an online business, starting a brick-and-mortar store, or offering services as a solopreneur, this book will empower you with actionable strategies, expert insights, and proven frameworks to succeed.

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  Algorithmic Trading -...

  Chain Publications

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  In Algorithmic Trading, here is just a fraction of what you will discover:  
  ● A simple and detailed explanation of how algorithmic trading works  
  ● The exact steps you need to take in developing and executing a trading algorithm  
  ● Where to get a consistent stream of trading ideas, and why you won’t use most of them  
  ● How you can do algorithmic trading without having to learn to code  
  ● Why you should do this step first before going live, even if you want to start executing  
  your trade right away  
  ● The most important risk management tool that you should apply to every trade  
  ● 4 common pitfalls that even seasoned Algo traders make, and how to watch out for  
  them  
  ● Useful resources to build up your knowledge and skills in algorithmic trading  
  And much more.

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  War in the Smartphone Age -...

  Matthew Ford

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  Thanks to smartphones, war is everywhere, all the time. Anyone can view, analyze, and comment on photos, videos, or other warzone media. Where did this technology come from? And what does it mean for the future of war?This book explains why you see what you do on your phone, and how these devices shape our knowledge, conduct, and representation of war in the 2020s. It shows why smartphones are indispensable in peace and wartime: every device is a potential weapon, lines blur between war and daily life, and conflict becomes a shared digital experience. Social media platforms displace state-controlled narratives, amplifying violence and shaping war's legitimacy. Apps democratize conflict, enabling anyone to identify and attack perceived enemies. As the Ukraine war has shown, this new reality involves complex, unevenly distributed infrastructures, merging civilian communication with military targeting.With war accelerating beyond our comprehension, militaries have raced to benefit from and adapt to the smartphone age. Matthew Ford explores critical questions about today's hyper-connected battlefield.

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