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When it comes to creating a software application, choosing the right databases can be a critical decision. This article delves into the different types of databases like SQL, NoSQL, and Time Series. There’s also a very handy cheat sheet comparing the three across features.
GitHub Copilot trains on GPL code and its nonpermissive filters don’t actually work according to Codeium, while Codeium has removed GPL licensed code from their training data. The article lays out some drawbacks and dangers of using GitHub Copilot in an enterprise setting.
File system paths on Windows differ in many ways from UNIX file paths, like on MacOS. This article goes over the differences and quirks of Windows file paths.
Lost at SQL is a game that helps you learn or refresh your SQL skills.
This book teaches developers important topics about databases by guiding the implementation of a basic database. Part 1 is available for free online, with a guided implementation of a key-value store. Part 2 implements a mini database and query language, which is the part that has just been recently completed.
Chapter One's web3 Research Program is a 10-week opportunity for students to research web3 verticals, and work with the Chapter One team, founders, and like-minded peers. The second cohort just finished up, and Chapter One released all of the research produced by the program to date on this helpful, new research library site.
This is a demo that uses WebGPU to run a GPT model on the browser. It’s an implementation of GPT inference in less than 2000 lines of vanilla Javascript.
ViteJS 4.3 includes built-in support for Web Workers and a better Rollup integration, making it easier for developers to build fast and scalable web applications.
SSDiff is a tool to automatically compare two websites visually pixel-by-pixel. It can be a handy tool for screenshot testing different versions of your website.
In full-stack applications, Typescript can give us type-safety from the server-side to the client-side, but not from the client to the server. As a result, client to server traffic needs to be type-checked at runtime. The author goes over 3 libraries to do so and settles on Zod as the best one.
This is a tutorial on how to build animated, spinning diagrams on web pages with just CSS.
A quick tutorial on using OpenAI API to build an AI shell that turns human language into CLI commands. It also gives a code overview of how to build GPT agents.
A look at how testing for web evolved, the high level and low level approach to testing, and a comparison of two testing tools.
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griptape is a modular Python framework for LLM workflows, tools, memory, and data. It can be used to build sequential LLM pipelines and sprawling DAG workflows, augment LLMs with chain of thought capabilities and external tools, and add memory to AI pipelines.
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Companies are paying for positive reviews on sites like Glassdoor. This article looks at the underground economy that these review sites have created. It covers how freelancers and larger online reputation management companies operate and their strategies for navigating content moderation policies. Companies have to try to control their reputations otherwise their reputations could be controlled by employees that had the worst possible experience.
Amazon managers will stress the long-term value of stock and ownership of work during annual employee compensation reviews.
This article talks about how Replit trains large language models.
China has proposed new rules to control generative AI, a technology that is opening up new ways for information to spread.