Blake
@BlakeAsCode
๐ป Learned software development at university ๐ค Still don't get regular expressions ๐ Sharing my knowledge and experiences in software development
Iโm looking for a UX/UI focused frontend dev in Germany ๐ฉ๐ช - who should I talk to? Work involves Nuxt. Realtime data. Charts.
We're looking for another mobile engineer who wants to work with me on a great product ๐
We are looking for a react native engineer who joins the @parqetapp full-time. We are sitting on a launch pad and are about to ignite the rocket - and we need another awesome dev to help us scale. DMs open!
We are looking for a react native engineer who joins the @parqetapp full-time. We are sitting on a launch pad and are about to ignite the rocket - and we need another awesome dev to help us scale. DMs open!
.@DanReynolds and @realmacreynolds have secretly been working with the amazing @NightStGames team on a game called @playlastflag for years, and it was just announced at #summergamefest... sign up to join the alpha playtest, link in the reply below.
Parqet will spin off a promising business. For that, I'm looking for a Senior Python Dev. ๐๏ธ Remote ๐ Data Nerd โต Biased to Ship โค๏ธ Recommendations welcome. DM's open!
I really think Windows WSL is great. However, it would be nice if these Zone.Identifier files weren't created all the time. At least they can be deleted quickly with the following command. find . -type f -name '*Zone.Identifier' -delete
I'm a big fan of configuration management with Ansible. When using Uptime Kuma, you can programmatically add monitors with the help of a Python script. This way, when setting up a new monitoring server, you no longer have to do it manually.
I find AI really useful. Nevertheless, I wonder why it still suggests hardcoding API tokens into files and then pushing them to GitHub. By now, I really wouldn't expect such suggestions anymore.
At least when it comes to naming things, AI is really useful ๐คฏ. Really a relief.
I want to test the registration endpoint of my learning application. GitHub Copilot with GPT-4o suggested these test cases. Quite a comprehensive list. Let's see if it can implement them as well ๐ค.
Currently working on a Toast component for my learning project, differentiating between Success, Warning, Error, and Info.
Today, I learned that there is a file format for storing and exchanging LLMs. The file format is called GGUF. It stands for Grokking Generative Universal Format.
The FAQ of GitHub Copilot Workspace addresses the most important question first.
I'm currently taking a closer look at GitHub Copilot Workspace. Apparently, it has different agents for various activities: โข Plan Agent โข Brainstorm Agent โข Repair Agent Probably even more.
I'm currently experimenting with two approaches for pagination in the frontend. In the first approach, the user can navigate through pages. In the second approach, the next page is appended to the already loaded pages. Somehow, I actually find the second approach better.
One of the reasons why I prefer Vue over React. A component can emit an event, so I don't need to pass event handlers as props anymore. Interestingly, GitHub Copilot suggests exactly that for my Vue component.
Cool how the developers named the parameters of range(...) and rangeClosed(...). This way, you immediately know which argument is inclusive or exclusive.
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