Flaki

no faith besides humanity, no answer besides research

[Flaki @flakixyz]

#ai
we truly are in different times
this will be considered the revolution,
despite the bad actor who abuse it,
this is the start of a golden age for automation, ai, and human connection

the internet was simply step 1, getting everyone in one universe..

[Pietro Schirano @skirano]

Gemini Pro and Flash now support code execution.
This was probably one of my favorite parts of the announcement.

Here's all the code to get you started. ✍️

[Flaki @flakixyz]

@PatrickAlphaC @OpenZeppelin @CyfrinUpdraft gm patrick

[Pietro Schirano @skirano]

Hey Claude Engineer, here's an image. Make a website.

[Flaki @flakixyz]

@TashfeenKhanPML @elonmusk I would say YouTube too

[Flaki @flakixyz]

@typecraft_dev link to mouse? please and thank you

[Flaki @flakixyz]

@jhnwr been following you for two of those years, you were the first to talk about web scrapping on yt, thanks for the content and appreciate your work.

[David East @_davideast]

Analog.js is pushing the boundaries in Angular and I'm all here for the SFC revolution.

[Flaki @flakixyz]

@twilitekeys gm brother, hope ur well

[Flaki @flakixyz]

gm @developedbyed
i dont code much js, but i love to support this guys vibe.

[Flaki @flakixyz]

but bard still sucks?

[Avi @AviSchiffmann]

Gemini beats GPT-4

it’s still 2023

[Flaki @flakixyz]

i cant believe option and alt are the same key, what lie have i been living my whole life
https://t.co/3P4kUcN3Cv

[Sahn Lam @sahnlam]

I've used Redis in production for almost a decade. It's reliable and easy to use (if used correctly). Here are my top 5 use cases where it shines:

1. Caching

The most common use case is to utilize Redis for caching. This helps protect the database layer from overloading. Redis offers fast lookup times for cached data and can help improve application performance.

2. Session Store

We use Redis to share user session data among stateless servers. Redis provides a centralized place to store session data and makes it easy to scale out servers.

3. Distributed lock

We use Redis distributed locks to grant mutually exclusive access to shared resources. This prevents race conditions in distributed systems. Redis locks are easy to implement and automatically expire.

4. Counter and Rate Limiter

We use Redis to track like counts, view counts etc on social media apps. Redis counters provide atomic increments/decrements. We also use Redis to enforce rate limits on our API endpoints. This helps prevent abuse.

5. Leaderboard

Sorted sets make it easy to implement gaming leaderboards in Redis. We can add, update, or remove users from the leaderboard and query ranges efficiently.

There are many other features in Redis. What are some other real-world use cases where you've used Redis successfully?

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[Charity Majors @mipsytipsy]

✨Happy Friday!✨ I'd like to take a sec to debunk a popular myth about the "deploy on Fridays" movement. Many seem to think we mean everyone should be deploying code right up til quitting time, every Friday.

This is not the point at all. This is NOT a great idea for most shops.

[Sam Hogan 🇺🇸 @samhogan]

Just tested OpenAI's new Assistant's API.

This is now all the code you need to create a custom ChatGPT trained on an entire website.

Less than 30 lines 🤯

[Flaki @flakixyz]

but what about python 🥲

[ThePrimeagen @ThePrimeagen]

if i were new to programming i would learn the following three languages:

TypeScript: you can explore server / client and figure out what you like

C: Understand what ackshually happens under the hood

Go: For introduction into static typing

Rust: because its great

Off by 1 errors happen regularly

[makemake @makemake_kbo]

Im excited to release Blutgang 0.2.0, codename Myrddin! 🎉🎉🎉

📷 Blutgang is a blazing fast load balancer for Ethereum JSON-RPCs, written in rust, and designed to support the next billion Web3 users.

[killian @hellokillian]

we've literally been flying blind until now

$ interpreter --vision
> Recreate this component in Tailwind CSS

(this is realtime)

[Flaki @flakixyz]

@dcanosa what do u like eating for lunch

[Flaki @flakixyz]

u didnt learn abt db anon?

[Flaki @flakixyz]

normalize my db zaddy..
https://t.co/qmyaAhkNpx