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Download Fasta files in Bash using Nano text editor in 4 simple steps
Tags: nanognu, bash, bioinformatics
Published: 2024-03-19 22:58:10

Using the Nano text editor to download genetic sequences can be a bit daunting. Which is why I have taken the liberty to guide you in 4 simple steps. Let’s jump right into it!

#Step 1: Search for the nucleotide

Start by searching for the nucleotide on the [NCIB nucleotide](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/nucleotide/) website.

For the sake of illustration, we will use the MTOR nucleotide. Once the nucleotide is found, click the Fasta option and copy the nucleotide sequence using CTRL C.


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/y00y9bvvnsrnwmw2ty76.png)

## Step 2: Open Nano on your coding workspace

This command works regardless of any workspace being used such as  Google shell cloud or Git bash.

On your terminal, type {Nano} and press enter.


## Step 3: Save the Nano file
Paste the copied sequence from step 1 into the Nano editor, and use CTRL X to exit and save. Remember to name your file.

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/83m1rn01o2rpsi5ojfis.png)

## Step 4: Print your sequence
Use the {ls} command to list the contents of the folder and ensure that your nano file is saved. 
Use the {Cat} command to print the contents of the file on your terminal by typing {cat filename}.


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/p0q7vhe0hj9vsgwcd5zf.png)

And just like that, you have successfully downloaded your file.
_Let me know in the comments if you found this helpful._
2024-03-19
Published: 2024-03-19 22:10:37

I'd like to start off with some good news: I already found a new job. And once again without doing a technical interview! However, I can't really talk much about the product because it's in stealth mode and I signed an NDA. However, it's another AI-based thing so I'm glad that I can continue in that space.

Unfortunately, and this is the bad news, the compensation is not nearly as good as Comigo, so I think I'll stay working on this part time while I find a more sustainable full time position. I did have some interviews earlier in the week but they were all dead-ends, unfortunately. I did get the CSO from Comigo to join this new company though which is great.

As for the Safari extension, I didn't really get a chance to fully work on it in between everything. I did realize that there's an extension handler .swift file that you're actually supposed to put the code in, and I found this out via Claude 3 Opus, which I got access to finally over the weekend. I haven't noticed much of an improvement from GPT-4 yet but I think it's pretty decent so far.

Regardless, I tried getting code into the .swift file but had trouble compiling it, and that's where I left it before I got really into my new work.

I am currently on a trial week kind of like I was at Comigo, so I'm just trying to prove my worth at the moment. I am current hired officially as a "prompt engineer" and since there are already lead, backend, and frontend engineers, I can finally stay specialized and focused on what I care about. However, perhaps the team is pigeonholing me too much considering that they aren't even letting me access the frontend code, which is a little strange but I understand.

They wanted me to revamp their core prompt so that it actually follows the instructions. I noticed right off the bat that it was extremely complex and not really organized properly, so I got to work immediately creating the same sort of class structure that I'd theorized and planned out at Comigo but never got the time to actually implement. It came out pretty well, I'd say. I have a base prompt, a persona, and goals for the AI to follow. You can plug all of them in and it should be able to construct a well-defined string.

I also noted that the bot was using GPT-3.5 instead of GPT-4 which is contributing to its inadequacy in following the prompt set out. I also adjusted the temperature since the use case doesn't require much variation. In addition, I noticed that there wasn't an actual message history being recorded as a proper Langchain so I'm working on that now. Lastly, I suggested some text streaming to improve UX.

Overall, since it's such a new project, there's a lot to improve on and there's also a lot for me to contribute to, which is great and an opportunity for me to continue to grow and develop. I only wish that the compensation were more aligned with what would work for myself, but alas. It should still be a nice passion project.

Regardless, until next time, cheers.
The Sweetness of Frosting AI 2024
Published: 2024-03-19 20:53:51

Once upon a time in the bustling realm of digital marketing, there emerged a revolutionary tool known as Frosting AI 2024. This enchanting creation, born from the depths of innovation and powered by the wizardry of artificial intelligence, promised to sprinkle a touch of magic onto every marketing campaign it touched. Let us embark on a journey into the world of Frosting AI 2024, where marketing dreams are transformed into reality.

In the kingdom of Webdo Solutions, renowned for its prowess in crafting digital solutions fit for royalty, Frosting AI 2024 emerged as a beacon of hope for marketers far and wide. With its intuitive algorithms and spellbinding capabilities, Frosting AI 2024 offered a feast for the senses, promising to sweeten every interaction between businesses and their cherished customers.

As we venture deeper into the enchanted forest of marketing automation, let us uncover the mystical features that set Frosting AI 2024 apart:

1. **Personalization Potency**: Like a skilled sorcerer wielding the wand of personalization, Frosting AI 2024 had the power to tailor marketing messages with unparalleled precision. By analyzing mountains of data and deciphering the subtlest of customer preferences, Frosting AI 2024 conjured personalized experiences that left audiences spellbound.

2. **Automation Alchemy**: Gone were the days of tedious manual tasks and weary marketing warriors. With Frosting AI 2024 by their side, marketers could automate repetitive tasks with a flick of their virtual wand. From scheduling social media posts to orchestrating intricate email campaigns, Frosting AI 2024 worked tirelessly behind the scenes, freeing marketers to focus on more strategic endeavors.

3. **Insightful Enchantment**: In the ever-shifting landscape of digital marketing, knowledge was power. Frosting AI 2024 wielded its magical insights to illuminate the darkest corners of marketing data, revealing hidden patterns and unlocking untold opportunities. With its predictive analytics and intuitive reporting, Frosting AI 2024 empowered marketers to make informed decisions and chart a course towards success.

But the true beauty of Frosting AI 2024 lay not only in its mystical powers but also in its commitment to serving the greater good. As a loyal servant of Webdo Solutions, Frosting AI 2024 endeavored to share its wisdom far and wide, empowering businesses of all sizes to thrive in the digital realm.

And so, dear reader, as we bid farewell to our tale of marketing marvels and enchanted algorithms, let us remember the sweet allure of Frosting AI 2024. In a world where marketing dreams come true, may we all find our happily ever after.

For more enchanting tales of digital innovation and marketing mastery, visit [Webdo Solutions Blogs](https://blog.webdosolutions.com/), where the magic never ends.

[Read more about the Sweetness of Frosting AI 2024 here](https://blog.webdosolutions.com/the-sweetness-of-frosting-ai/)
Day 930 : In My Element
Tags: hiphop, code, coding, lifelongdev
Published: 2024-03-19 21:56:00

_liner notes_:
- Professional : Had a meeting in the morning to get caught up on some changes to an SDK I found. Then we had a company wide meeting. Spent the rest of the day working on some community questions and following up with some things. Not a lot actual coding.

- Personal : So, there's something I want to add to my current side project that I wasn't sure if I could get working. It involves a canvas element and capturing the stream from that to a video element. I wanted to wrap the canvas in my element because it will be doing a bunch of stuff behind the scenes and I just wanted to encapsulate everything. I wasn't sure if I could get the stream to the outside of the Web Component and to the video element. I did a small proof of concept and actually got it working. I made a Web Component that has a canvas that changes colors and I then got the stream of that to be the source for a video element that is outside the Web Component. Felt pretty good getting that to work. When I'm ready to build out the full functionality, at least I know that it's possible. Aside from looking at some property, doing a quick layout of another side project, I just watched an episode of "Extraordinary" and went to sleep. 

![The photo shows a winding road in a valley. The road is surrounded by tall trees, which are in full bloom. The leaves of the trees are a bright yellow color, and they are illuminated by the sunlight. There is a mountain in the background. The sky is blue, and there are some clouds in the distance. The photo was taken in Lardal, Norway.](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/tyb19actdrg8239szfc8.jpg)

Going to go through getting the social media for the artists of the tracks that I have mapped out and put them in the playlist. I'm thinking I may get the starter project of my current side project deployed and start copying some of my old code into it why refactoring to update some changes that happened since I last worked on it. I think I'll be able to incorporate some of what I did in this most recent side project We'll see how far I can get. Probably end the night watching another episode of "Extraordinary". That show is wild. haha I haven't watched anime in a minute.

Have a great night!

peace piece
Dwane / conshus
https://dwane.io / https://HIPHOPandCODE.com
{% youtube SaMS8Hys3YE %}
Which machine learning method should I choose?
Tags: machinelearning
Published: 2024-03-19 21:37:04

I ask for help =!! there is data in the table | time|-| tank pressure |. In increments of 0.05 seconds, a pressure reading signal is sent from the sensor. This table is available for both a regular situation and an emergency situation (when the pressure goes out of the permissible norm). I want to train the model so that it recognizes emergency situations and signals about it. Which method should I choose, how can I do it? This model will be a kind of filter for the incoming data stream
Which machine learning method should I choose?
Published: 2024-03-19 21:34:40

I ask for help =!! there is data in the table | time|-| tank pressure |. In increments of 0.05 seconds, a pressure reading signal is sent from the sensor. This table is available for both a regular situation and an emergency situation (when the pressure goes out of the permissible norm). I want to train the model so that it recognizes emergency situations and signals about it. Which method should I choose, how can I do it? This model will be a kind of filter for the incoming data stream plz(
Weather CLI Tool coded in RUST
Tags: rust, webdev, cli, programming
Published: 2024-03-19 21:27:48

Hey guys, this is Amir from Bek Brace YT channel, and in this post I am guiding you how to code a weather application in CLI fashion using Rust programming language.
The code you will find it in the description below the video:

{%youtube kV4a_fOGVQg%}

#Dependencies in cargo.toml:
```toml
[dependencies]
reqwest = { version = "0.11", features = ["blocking", "json"] }
serde = { version = "1.0", features = ["derive"] }
serde_json = "1.0"
colored = "2.0"
```
#How It Operates:
Input City Details: You'll be prompted to enter the name of the city and its country code.

#Data Retrieval: 
The program then shoots a request to the OpenWeatherMap API, fetching weather information specific to the location you provided.

Display Information: Once the data's in, the program neatly presents key weather stats like description, temperature, humidity, pressure, and wind speed.

#Getting Started
To kick things off:

Clone the Repository: Grab the Rust program and have it snug on your local machine.

Install Rust: If you haven't already, you'll need Rust installed. Swing by Rust's official website for a seamless setup.

Navigate and Execute: Fire up your terminal, steer to the cloned directory, and fire up the program with a simple cargo run.

#Your Weather Journey

With the program up and running, just follow the prompts to punch in your city details. Voila! Your weather info pops up pronto. Feel like checking another city? Easy-peasy—just type 'yes' when prompted.
![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/4fnk40v2kwo9jqhjdx0v.png)

#Don't Forget Your API Key!

Before you dive headfirst, make sure you snag an API key from OpenWeatherMap. Toss that placeholder in the code and replace it with your key for smooth sailing and seamless weather data access.

And there you have it! With our Rust program, snagging weather info's a breeze—practical, no-fuss, straight to the point. Weather updates at your fingertips, anytime, anywhere.
sortQL: A better way to organize your files
Tags: file, automation, cli, node
Published: 2024-03-19 20:55:57

**sortQL** is a simple, yet powerful, file management automation tool that offers a rich toolset of rule-based operations using a declarative SQL-like syntax. It's designed to help you automate workflows, such as moving, copying, deleting, and archiving files, based on predefined conditons.

{% embed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7vUoo5EIKk %}

Features include:

- **Simple Installation:** Install globally and run from any directory using npx.
- **Declarative Syntax:** Define complex file and folder operations in a simple, readable .SQL file.
- **Watch Mode:** Automatically re-run the queries whenever a file or folder is added, removed, or modified.
- **Cross-Platform:** Works seamlessly across different operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- **Open-Source:** Fully open-source codebase, allowing you to contribute and modify the source code.


Interested to learn more? Check out the Github repository below:

[https://github.com/leonmeka/sortql-cli](https://github.com/leonmeka/sortql-cli)
Use Rechart to Draw Any Type Of Chart Using React.JS
Tags: react, webdev, frontend, design
Published: 2024-03-19 20:44:20

Sometimes, we need to display an overview chart in the dashboard section. For this purpose, we can utilize the Recharts website to create visually appealing charts using React.

### Let's Start... 😊

First, create your react project. Then go to the recharts website (https://recharts.org/en-US/guide).

Install Recharts:  
```
npm install recharts
```

Then create a file where you write your code. I've made a file/component named 'Chart.jsx'. Now, add packages and write the code as provided. 

## Chart Component: 

```react
import { LineChart, Line, XAxis, YAxis, CartesianGrid, Tooltip, Legend, ResponsiveContainer } from 'recharts';

const Chart = () => {
    const marks = [
        {
          "ID": 1,
          "Name": "Alice",
          "Math": 85,
          "Physics": 90,
          "Chemistry": 88
        },
        {
          "ID": 2,
          "Name": "Bob",
          "Math": 78,
          "Physics": 82,
          "Chemistry": 79
        },
        {
          "ID": 3,
          "Name": "Charlie",
          "Math": 92,
          "Physics": 88,
          "Chemistry": 95
        },
        {
          "ID": 4,
          "Name": "David",
          "Math": 76,
          "Physics": 85,
          "Chemistry": 80
        }
      ]

    return (
        <div>
            <LineChart width={500} height={200} data={marks}>
                {/* Math, Physics, Name are text.   */}
                <Line dataKey="Physics"></Line>
                <Line dataKey="Math" stroke="#8884d8"></Line>
                <XAxis dataKey="Name"></XAxis>
                <YAxis></YAxis>
                <Tooltip></Tooltip>
            </LineChart>
        </div>
    );
};

export default Chart;
```

## App Component:
Add the component in the 'App.jsx' file. 

```react
import './App.css'
import Chart from './Chart'

function App() {

  return (
    <>
      <Chart></Chart>
    </>
  )
}

export default App
```

## Output (Line Chart)
After running the code, the output displays a line chart.  

![Pranesh vscode line chart](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/yhsgobf74b8tfnmqjsa9.png)

Thanks for reading 🩵🥰
My Journey with Andela's Technical Leadership Program: Learning to Thrive in Software Engineering
Tags: webdev, javascript, beginners, programming
Published: 2024-03-19 20:40:24

ATLP is a 9-month remote program that covers the technical and soft skills needed to thrive as a software engineer. Entering the world of software engineering feels like setting sail on a big adventure, full of learning and growth. My time in ATLP has been a game-changer, teaching me the skills I need to succeed in this exciting field as I’m only two months in.

### How I Found ATLP?

I heard about ATLP while looking for ways to become a better software engineer. My fellow students at college talked about it, and some friends in the industry recommended it. I was impressed by its curriculum and respected mentors.

### Why I Joined ATLP?

I wanted to improve my skills and become the best software engineer I could be. ATLP emphasizes the principle of YOYO (Your Own Your Own Learning), encouraging hands-on learning through practical experience. ATLP offered a 9-month program that covered both technical stuff and softer skills like communication and problem-solving. That sounded perfect for my goals.


### What I've Learned so far and How It Helps

During ATLP, I've learned a lot about starting project from scratch like sketching my designs using figma, working in agile development where by now I'm stating my todo's 😄 using trello board and good practices when building modern web apps which I didn't do before ATLP. But it's not just about code. ATLP taught me how to communicate clearly.

### My Plans After ATLP

After finishing ATLP, I'm excited to put my new skills to work. I want to take on real-world challenges, come up with innovative solutions, and maybe even inspire others to pursue careers in tech. Whether I'm working on projects, mentoring, or starting something new, I'm determined to make a positive impact.

### Message to Future ATLP Participants 😎

If you're thinking about joining ATLP, I’d say go for it! It's a challenging journey, but it's worth it, even though some folks say that AI will replace software engineers, You know what? these tools they're building are gonna help us build awesome apps faster and meet those deadlines like pros. And let's be real, building stuff that people actually use! It's not always a walk in the park 🤓

Therefore embrace the learning, ask lots of questions, and don't be afraid to step out of your comfort zone. Remember, success in software engineering isn't just about writing code—it's about teamwork, communication, and creativity. ATLP will help you grow in all these areas and more. So, get ready to learn, grow, and become the best engineer you can be. Welcome to Andela's Technical Leadership Program!

> “Everyone in this country should learn how to program because it teaches you how to think” – Steve Jobs.
Marketing Automation with Sleek Flow 2024
Tags: digitalmarketing, marketingautomation, technology
Published: 2024-03-19 20:31:57

In the ever-evolving landscape of digital marketing, staying ahead of the curve is imperative for businesses to thrive. As technology continues to advance, so do the strategies and tools marketers employ to streamline their processes and maximize efficiency. One such groundbreaking tool making waves in 2024 is Sleek Flow 2024, a cutting-edge marketing automation platform that is revolutionizing the way businesses engage with their audiences.

Imagine a world where repetitive marketing tasks are handled seamlessly, allowing marketers to focus their time and energy on more strategic initiatives. That's precisely what Sleek Flow 2024 offers—a comprehensive solution designed to automate various aspects of marketing campaigns, from email marketing and social media management to lead generation and customer relationship management.

At the heart of Sleek Flow 2024 lies its intuitive interface and powerful features that empower marketers to create personalized, targeted campaigns with ease. With advanced segmentation capabilities, users can precisely target specific audience segments based on demographics, behavior, and preferences, ensuring that every message resonates with its intended recipients.

One of the most remarkable aspects of Sleek Flow 2024 is its ability to orchestrate complex, multi-channel marketing workflows effortlessly. Whether it's nurturing leads through a carefully crafted email sequence or scheduling social media posts for optimal engagement, Sleek Flow 2024 automates the entire process, saving valuable time and resources while delivering consistent results.

Furthermore, Sleek Flow 2024's robust analytics and reporting tools provide invaluable insights into campaign performance, allowing marketers to track key metrics, analyze trends, and optimize their strategies for maximum impact. By leveraging data-driven insights, businesses can make informed decisions and continuously improve their marketing efforts, driving better results and ROI.

In today's fast-paced digital landscape, staying ahead of the competition requires agility and innovation. With Sleek Flow 2024, businesses can unlock the full potential of marketing automation, streamline their workflows, and deliver personalized experiences that resonate with their audience.

To learn more about how Sleek Flow 2024 is shaping the future of marketing automation, check out the in-depth article on Webdo Solutions Blogs: [Marketing Automation with Sleek Flow 2024](https://blog.webdosolutions.com/marketing-automation-with-sleek-flow-2024/).

For more informational technology blogs and cutting-edge insights, visit [Webdo Solutions Blogs](https://blog.webdosolutions.com/). Stay updated with the latest trends and innovations shaping the digital landscape.

Embrace the future of marketing automation with Sleek Flow 2024 and propel your business to new heights of success.

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Maintaining a complex screen
Tags: angular
Published: 2024-03-19 20:30:50

I'm working on a complex payment screen for buying stocks, and I'm hitting a wall with maintaining its complexity. The screen's behavior heavily depends on the account type selected by the user, influencing available stock types, field visibility, validation rules, and more. This involves multiple interdependent components, making it challenging to track what affects what.

Initially, I built this screen using plain Angular, but as the complexity grew, it became difficult to manage. I then refactored the application to use Angular + NgRx, hoping for better maintainability. Unfortunately, I find myself facing similar challenges again.

The core issue seems to be managing the dynamic nature of the screen, where numerous conditions and external data calls significantly affect the UI and its behavior. Despite leveraging NgRx for state management, the complexity feels overwhelming.

Has anyone faced similar challenges in managing complex screens with Angular? How did you keep your application maintainable? I'm particularly interested in any architectural patterns, state management strategies, or design choices that helped simplify your application. Code examples or links to resources would be incredibly helpful.

Thank you for your insights!