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How we made an AI Attendance System for better Team Performance
Our team at Hexmos had problems with absenteeism. When the team involved aren’t consistent, it leads to chaos in managing projects and lower team performance.
Rijul Rajesh
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How This Underrated Technique Saved My Team Hours of Debugging
The Hurdles of Debugging: Time, Effort and Annoyance Ever felt like you are stuck in a never-ending bunch of errors? The process of debugging can be frustrating, without proper methods it can cost us hours, effort and annoyance. Consider this scenario: You are dealing with a bug in your app
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Upskill yourself in Minutes with YOLO: Learn AI Object detection with examples
Implementing AI for Object Detection isnt hard. Using YOLO we can learn the usage of AI and setup object detection with ease. In this article we will learn to setup a table detection using the new YOLOv8 model. Follow through the tutorial at the end to get it working practically.
GPU Survival Toolkit for the AI age: The bare minimum every developer must know
Why CPU Knowledge Is No Longer Enough In today's AI age, the majority of developers train in the CPU way. This knowledge has been part of our academics as well, so it's obvious to think and problem-solve in a CPU-oriented way. However, the problem with CPUs
Hacking Gitlab: How We Supercharged Coverage Reports with Greasemonkey
Continuously Increasing Code Coverage as a Team At Hexmos, our team is continually improving our application, Hexmos Feedback. Hexmos Feedback tailors to meet the needs of employees who value regular, meaningful feedback, empowering the team to effortlessly stay motivated. A significant challenge in our software is that certain features occasionally
glee for Ghost: Why we abandoned the Web Editor and Adopted Markdown Files
Discussing the challenges we faced with the Web Editor on the Ghost blogging platform that led us to abandon its use and create a CLI tool called 'glee.
5 Critical Concepts: Creating Responsive and Cross-Browser-Compatible Websites
Responsiveness and Browser Compatibility Problem A well-made website should be compatible with multiple screens and browsers. Two major problems that we encountered while building webpages are Screen Responsiveness and Browser compatibility. Devices can come in a wide range of screen sizes and resolutions from small smartphones to large desktop monitors.