Ugoos X5M Pro is a TV box based on Amlogic S905X5M chipset, which is one of the new budget chipsets from Amlogic (no VCC/H.266 support for instance). This box is similar if not identical to it’s older brothers from X4 family (reviewed here in the past), and the specs are simply upgraded. Aside for BT …
Ugoos AM9 is Ugoos’ newest offering, but like with SK series (SK1 to SK2), it takes a step back. From the powerful AM6 Pro and the AM8 (not sure where AM7 went), it goes to a cheaper chipset (Amlogic S905X5) with lighter specs. Many thanks goes to James from Ugoos for providing the AM9 Review …
Ugoos SK2 is Ugoos’ new budget Android TV box, and it’s a bit different than their other boxes. The biggest difference is the OS. SK2 uses Google Android TV at its core, and a realtek RTD1325 chipset. All of that is done to keep costs down, while still including licensing for the big streaming services. …
Billions of rows might be the exception, but for everything else, Pandas is still a highly reliable tool. The post Pandas Isn’t Going Anywhere: Why It’s Still My Go-To for Data Wrangling appeared first on Towards Data Science. Read More
Most LLM evaluation systems rely on vague scoring and human judgment disguised as metrics. I built a lightweight evaluation layer in pure Python that turns LLM outputs into reproducible decisions by separating attribution, specificity, and relevance—so hallucinations are caught before they reach production. The post LLM Evals Are Based on Vibes — I Built the …
Sony has introduced the Reon Pocket Pro Plus, the latest iteration of its wearable personal climate control device (check out our in-depth article about the Reon Pocket Pro covered at CEATEC 2025). Designed to be worn around the neck, the smart accessory uses thermoelectric technology to provide direct cooling or heating to the user’s body, …
The exact tools I’m learning, the projects I’m building, and the mistakes I’m already expecting to make The post From Data Analyst to Data Engineer: My 12-Month Self-Study Roadmap appeared first on Towards Data Science. Read More
A planned $1 billion artificial intelligence data center in Kenya, spearheaded by Microsoft and Abu Dhabi-based AI firm G42, has stalled due to disagreements over energy guarantees. The project has encountered delays after the Kenyan government declined to meet Microsoft’s demand for guaranteed annual capacity payments. Highlighting the immense energy requirements of the facility, Kenyan …