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Quantitative analysis confirms that pair programming roles significantly impact motivation, with pilots and navigators more engaged than solo coders. Qualitative findings highlight psychological themes shaping pair programming in education.

This study measures intrinsic motivation in pair programming using self-report surveys and the Big Five personality test. Quantitative analysis with ANOVA and qualitative thematic analysis provide insights into role-based engagement in coding collaborations.

This study investigates pair programming’s impact on student motivation in software engineering courses. Conducted over four lab sessions, students rotated roles while coding Java-based projects. Findings confirm that structured pairing enhances engagement, independent of task difficulty or skill level.

This study examines the psychology of pair programming, analyzing intrinsic motivation in pilot, navigator, and solo roles. Findings reveal that structured pairing enhances motivation and learning, providing insights for AI-powered coding assistants and software engineering education.

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Liquidity is essential for crypto trading, affecting price stability, transaction speed, and slippage. High liquidity minimizes risks and boosts efficiency. MEXC, a top CEX, provides deep liquidity, tight spreads, and seamless trade execution, making it a preferred platform for traders. Its centralized model ensures market efficiency, setting the standard for liquidity management.

HackerNoon is proud to shine a spotlight on BNB Chain, a decentralized blockchain ecosystem developed by Binance to support the Web3 economy by providing a robust infrastructure for decentralized applications (DApps) and services.

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As developers, we see that every software technology has its pros and cons. It’s same for jQuery and React so it is the best to make a decision based on what we want.

Holonym Foundation has acquired Gitcoin Passport, a widely adopted digital identity verification tool. The acquisition aims to establish the world’s largest Proof of Humanity system. The deal includes a rebranding of Gitcoins Passport as Human Passport.

HOWL.camera is a revolutionary AI-powered art experience transforming Allen Ginsberg’s iconic poem HOWL into dynamic generative visuals.

The JAM Course is designed to deepen developers’ understanding of Polkadot’s evolving architecture. The course includes tutorials, practical sessions, and discussions with the architects behind Polkadots latest innovations. The curriculum is designed for developers with varying levels of experience in blockchain development.

Some apps work smoothly, while others lag. In iOS development, UI rendering happens on the main thread, making it a performance bottleneck if overloaded. The key to smooth performance is to offload non-UI tasks to background threads.

Oracle's latest trademark controversy, the new JavaScript temporal object receiving browser support, and some much needed updates to google chrome.

In Barbie, Ken struggles with identity, feeling like he exists in Barbie’s shadow. He wants recognition, but for most of the movie, he’s “just Ken.” Many cybersecurity specialists can relate.

Researchers have developed a novel soundproofing panel using 3D-printed labyrinthine metamaterials. Experimental validation confirms its effectiveness in absorbing low-frequency noise (1 kHz). The modular, lightweight design could revolutionize noise control in various industries, offering a thinner and more efficient alternative to traditional soundproofing materials.

A numerical study tested enhancements to a 3D-printed acoustic panel, including melamine foam and a backing cavity. Adding foam shifted absorption peaks to lower frequencies, improving low-frequency attenuation, while foam-filled cavities created a more uniform absorption across frequencies. Results offer insights into optimizing noise reduction for different needs.

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Taiko and DoraHacks are spearheading the biggest anonymous community vote ever conducted in Web3. The initiative aims to advance decentralization in community governance through the Taiko Grant Factory Hackathon. At the core of this vote is Minimal Anti-Collusion Infrastructure (MACI), a privacy-preserving and collusion-resistant voting mechanism.

A 3D-printed acoustic panel was tested in a reverberation room using ISO 354 standards. Results showed near-ideal sound absorption between 800-1300 Hz, aligning well with analytical and numerical predictions. Some discrepancies at higher frequencies (above 3 kHz) may be due to non-normal sound wave incidence.

A noise-absorbing panel was fabricated using selective laser sintering (SLS) to achieve precise labyrinthine structures. Additional openings were included to remove excess material, then sealed for accurate acoustic testing. A finite element (FE) model was created to analyze the panel’s structure and performance.

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