monarchwadia

I'm the author of Ragged, a lightweight connector that makes it easy to connect to and work wth language models. Think about it like an ORM for LLMs --- a unified interface designed to make it easy to work with LLMs. Just wanted to plug my framework in case people are looking for an alternative to building their own connector components.

https://monarchwadia.medium.com/use-openai-in-your-javascrip...

Haven't inspected the DOM (am on phone) but I'm guessing each cell is an individual div, and each section is a multicolumn flex layout.

Author here. It's very easy for us to be blinded by our pride. Yes, we've made a lot of progress in very little time. But we have a lot to learn, and a cross-disciplinary approach to development will help us all learn from other professionals. There's a lot to be said for generational experience.

Mapbox has done so much work in the recent past. Much respect to the team.

Nice

It’s easy to punch an industry that is an underdog and get away with it. It’s easy to say, “Oh, these bootcamps, they’re shady. How can they even work? Let’s sue them. They’re liars. They’re cheats.” Nothing could be farther from the truth.

Episode: https://podrocket.logrocket.com/bootcamps

Transcript: https://medium.com/mintbean-io/the-state-of-coding-bootcamps...

This library aims to replicate code evaluation functionality in Repl.it, Code Academy and TestDome. The server mode is conveniently included for you in the library's CLI (all you have to do is run `npm install -g medieval` and then type `medieval serve` to have a code evaluation server up and running

Evaluation is done inside Docker, so it is much safer than just running the code bare on your machine itself.

Very interesting, I'm attracted by the talk about Xubuntu having better graphics.

Thanks for the tips!

Thanks! Regarding LinkedIn, are you referring to posting on active groups?

Lubuntu is really fast. You might want to try Debian as per another comment, too; this article sums it up nicely:

https://thishosting.rocks/debian-vs-ubuntu/

I'm going to have to try Xubuntu at some point :-)

Agree. I develop on Lubuntu using IntelliJ and it works very well for that purpose.

I like how unfinished it feels, personally. I think it's a matter of personal taste.