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Unlock the transformative power of AI in pair programming with P-AI-R Programming. Discover how tools like GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT can revolutionize your development workflow. This guide is your gateway to enhanced productivity, creativity, and team efficiency. A new era of software development awaits!

'Day Trading with ChatGPT' is an experimentation guide that explores how the powerful AI language model ChatGPT can be utilized for day trading signals in the stock market.

The Windows 11 Field Guide is a full-length e-book about the latest version of Microsoft Windows, aimed at those users who will upgrade from Windows 10 or acquire Windows 11 with a new PC.

Want extra practice as you learn Perl? Here are additional exercises to add to those already in Learning Perl.

This 2025 edition of Docker Deep Dive is a true masterpiece. The best-selling Docker book is up-to-date with the hottest Docker technologies and the latest industry trends. This edition includes a brand-new chapter on Docker Model Runner for fast, private LLM-based apps. You won't find a better and more up-to-date book on Docker. Hand-crafted and kept up to date over the past 9 years by best-selling author Nigel Poulton.

This is the classic volume on every variety of technical review of programs, designs, tests, documentation, plans, requirements, ...

A £4.1M PRA compliance failure. A fictional bank called Avon & Wessex. Sixteen chapters and 23 systems showing exactly how to build production-grade, auditable AI for credit, market, operational and liquidity risk, model governance, and regulatory reporting — the practitioner's guide UK banking has been missing.

Valuable and accessible products and services are the most important assets for any business, especially in the digital economy. Through clear step-by-step explanations and real-life examples, you’ll learn the foundations of the API Product Management methodology. It will help you to create, launch, and run digital products customers love.

All new language and library features of C++17 (for those who know previous versions). Learn how C++17 impacts day-to-day C++ programming, how to benefit in practice, how to combine new features, and how to avoid all new traps.Hardcover version (please, prefer a local bookstore) Paperback versionSpanish versionC++23C++20Bundle with C++ Move Semantics

Build modern Android applications with Kotlin and Jetpack using practical, real-world development techniques. Learn how professional Android developers structure projects, manage UI and state, and create scalable, production-ready apps.

This practical handbook provides a step-by-step guide for you to get the best continuous delivery pipeline for your software.

How chain data is shaped, and how to index, stream, store and model it. 14 chapters, 22 hands-on exercises, 7 end-to-end projects and a private GitHub repo of runnable code

Get more out of Claude Code with practical tips, proven workflows and clear guidance you can put to work right away. Whether you're just getting started or already using it daily, this guide helps you write better code, work smarter and avoid common pitfalls while making the most of what Claude Code has to offer.

The mountain air was colder than Daigo remembered. A gentle wind rolled through the ancient pine trees surrounding Togouchi's temple, carrying with it the scent of rain-soaked earth and old wood. The sacred structure stood exactly where it always had, overlooking the valley below and the distant rooftops of Katsuya Village. Some places felt untouched by time. This was one of them. Daigo stood before the temple's entrance for a moment, his hands resting behind his back. Although he was now a Council Lord, responsible for the safety and prosperity of the village, this place still made him feel like a student. Togouchi's student. His mentor had been gone for years, but traces of him could still be found everywhere within these walls. The old stories. The preserved artifacts. The lessons hidden between dusty scrolls. Daigo pushed open the large wooden doors. They groaned softly. Sunlight streamed through cracks in the ceiling, illuminating rows of ancient displays. Blades rested in glass cases. Maps covered nearby tables. Statues and relics collected during Togouchi's countless adventures stood proudly across the hall. Everything looked peaceful. Exactly as it should. Daigo grabbed a cloth and began cleaning. Protecting the temple had become one of the promises he valued most. Many believed the relics inside were simply old treasures. Daigo knew better. Knowledge was far more dangerous than any weapon. Hours passed as he worked. He checked display cases. Reorganized records. Removed dust from shelves. Every so often he discovered notes written by Togouchi himself. Small pieces of advice. Observations. Warnings. Each felt like another conversation with his old mentor. By afternoon, only one room remained untouched. The western chamber. It had always been one of the least visited parts of the temple. Daigo grabbed a lantern and stepped inside. Dust coated everything. Spiderwebs stretched between support beams. Ancient portraits lined the walls, many so dirty their faces could barely be seen. "I guess this room wins for being forgotten," Daigo muttered. He began cleaning. One painting after another slowly revealed forgotten ancestors from Togouchi's bloodline. Warriors. Scholars. Travellers. Guardians. Generations stretching back well over two hundred years. Then Daigo reached the final portrait. Unlike the others, this one was massive. Its frame was carved from dark wood. Dust completely covered the image. Curious, Daigo wiped it clean. Slowly, a figure emerged. A warrior. The man stood beneath a golden sky. His face was partially hidden beneath a cloak. His eyes seemed almost alive. Something about the painting felt strange. Almost unsettling. As Daigo adjusted its position, he heard something. Click. His eyes narrowed. The sound had come from behind the wall. Carefully, he lifted the painting from its hooks. Behind it sat smooth stone. Nothing unusual. Until he noticed a small section protruding from the wall. Barely visible. Daigo pressed it. A deep rumbling sound filled the room. Dust exploded into the air. Stone shifted. The wall slowly opened. Daigo stepped back. Hidden behind the painting was a secret compartment. For several seconds he simply stared. In all his years maintaining the temple, he had never seen anything like this. Inside were scrolls. Dozens of them. Posters. Journals. Maps. Boxes containing carefully preserved documents. Everything looked ancient. His curiosity immediately took over. He reached inside and removed a scroll. The paper was fragile but still readable. As soon as he opened it, his expression changed. The scroll contained records of Togouchi's family. Names. Dates. Adventures. Generations of history. Yet one word appeared repeatedly throughout the document. Outlaw. Daigo frowned. The Outlaw.