teleren/devto huggingface dataset:
Luyện thi toeic cấp tốc
Published: 2023-10-25 06:31:24

"📣 Chào các bạn!

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TIP FOR PHOTOSHOP BEGINNERS #2
Published: 2023-11-02 06:14:26

**Lift skin tones quickly**

> Often skin tones will benefit from a gentle lift to the luminance of the red, yellow or orange color range. a simple way to do this is with the Targeted Adjustment tool in Camera Raw. simply grab the tool, right-click and choose luminance, then drag upwards slightly over the subject’s skin to lift it.

[SEE EXAMPLES HERE](https://cutt.ly/gwjiIuJe)
Reduce Hallucinations 💤
Tags: ai, tutorial, opensource, machinelearning
Published: 2023-12-05 23:52:33

Hallucinations are a big problem when working with LLMs.

We made a simple Colab template to help you verify your responses from LLMs.

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/p3pdjf6wjhdw91r4z4ri.png)

The template uses **Chain-of-Verification (CoVe)**, a prompt engineering technique developed from research at Meta AI. CoVe enhances the accuracy of LLMs by generating a baseline response to a user query and then validating the information through a series of verification questions. This iterative process helps to correct any errors in the initial response, leading to more accurate and trustworthy outputs.

The template is backed by **AIConfig** - a JSON serializable format for models, prompts, and model parameters. You can easily switch out the models used for this template and use the AIConfig directly in your application code. 

Try it here: [colab notebook](https://github.com/lastmile-ai/aiconfig/tree/main/cookbooks/Chain-of-Verification) 

Please [**star our repo for AIConfig**](https://github.com/lastmile-ai/aiconfig/tree/main)! It's our first open-source project and we're thrilled to share it with you. ⭐️
Exploring JS Frameworks with Component Party
Tags: webdev, javascript, frontend
Published: 2023-11-06 04:46:48

Good morning, and happy MonDEV to all! ☕

I hope your week is off to a great start, and you're ready to dive into some code. 😄 Last week, we talked about the backend, so this week, it's only fair to make our frontend friends in the newsletter happy.

In case you're wondering, no, today, I won't be discussing yet another JavaScript framework that popped up somewhere over the weekend. But if one had, you'd probably find it on the website I'm about to recommend.

Today, I'd like to introduce you to Component Party!

How many times have you wondered how to achieve a specific result in a JavaScript framework different from the one you're used to? For example, how to declare a component in Svelte? How are refs handled in Qwik? How do you manage forms with Alpine? The list of frameworks is now quite extensive, and while the operations are more or less the same, the way you perform them can vary greatly and be disorienting! Unless you're writing some code while poring over the documentation, hoping it's clear (which, as we all know, isn't always the case), or following some introductory video that often drags on (and requires more time), you don't have many options. Plus, you would have explored only one possibility.

A valid alternative to get a quick initial overview of various frameworks is Component Party: this website allows you to compare the core syntax of a long list of frameworks, seeing how to achieve the same results side by side, with the respective code snippets.

From managing reactivity to templating and component lifecycles, Component Party is a more than worthy companion for your next choice, or at least to get a taste of the various possibilities in a continually evolving landscape like that of JavaScript frameworks.

Which is the latest one you've tried or the next one you intend to explore? Let me know if you spot something interesting among those listed.

Furthermore, Component Party is an open-source project, so if you want to add a missing framework or integrate something into the existing ones, it's a win for everyone!

As always, you can find the newsletter at this link: let me know if you know of other similar tools so we can share them with others! For the rest, have a great week, everyone, and Happy Coding! 0_1
Fullstackopen Summary Part 1
Tags: javascript, react, tutorial, webdev
Published: 2023-11-05 19:07:46

## This post contains the summary of what I learnt in fullstackopen (Part 1)

- Creating a react app
```
npm create vite@latest appname -- --template react
```
- Running vite application
```
npm run dev
```
- Export Component
```
[...create component...]
export default ComponentName
```
- Import component
```
import ComponentName from '../component.jsx'
```
- What to render
The react app cannot render objects

- How to render objects
using the map function:
```
object.map(item => <p>{item}<p>)
```
works if each item in the object is not an object itself as well.

- `this` keyword
`this` tells us about what context it was called from.
if `this` is called from a reference, it becomes a global object, and if it is called within a function, `this` refers to the scope of the function.

- Using props
Pass it through the component:
```
<Component prop={variable} />
```

Using props on the components:
```
const Component = ({prop1,prop2}) => {
...
}
```

- Updating object
```
const items = {
right: 0,
left: 0
}
const updated = {
...items,
left: items.left + 1
}
```
Understanding OAuth - Terminology
Published: 2023-11-06 03:04:31

In my last post, we walked through some real-world systems that map roughly to the OAuth framework. In this article, we will discuss the key terms that go along with the framework.

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I’ll be honest with you, I love big words, but I can’t always _remember_ big words. So in this post, we’ll look at the big words that OAuth uses most frequently and try to break each one down into smaller, more memorable pieces.
To start, we have the **Resource Owner**, which is often thought of as just “the user”, but is actually the person or machine who _should_ be able to access… something
That “something” is a **Protected Resource**, which is just a fancy way to refer to that thing-i-only-want-certain-people-to-touch. To put it in context, this might be the photo album in your social media account that you want to upload embarrassing karaoke pictures into.
This brings us to the **Relying Party**, which is NOT the most boring party ever, but is instead the party or application that must rely on another source for authentication. This might be the social media platform that needs some other source to confirm that the user is allowed to access those prized karaoke pictures.
That “other source” that the Relying Party uses to determine users’ authorization is called the **Authorization Server**. This term tends to get muddied the most, and can be called a range of things like “Authorization Provider” or “OIDC Provider”. I personally prefer the term “Authorization Provider” because this actor _provides_ authorization as a service, and is not necessarily a free-standing “server”. The Authorization Provider will usually be a third party source like Google or Beyond Identity, that provides authentication as a service so that your users can log in.
Once the user is authenticated, the Relying Party is able to retrieve one or more **Tokens** which provide critical information. There are two key tokens that you need to be aware of, and those are the **Access Token** and the **ID Token**. The ID Token is optional and may be requested in various ways. It is intended specifically to be used by the client-facing portion of the Relying Party to identify aspects about the User. The Access Token is intended to be used by the server-facing side of the Relying Party, and should never be visible to the client. It is used to provide authenticated access to upstream servers or services -  like that photo album service, so you can delete those karaoke pictures before it’s too late. Seriously. Go delete those pictures.
Ecommerce Photography In Delhi
Tags: ecommercephotography, productphotography, jewelleryphotoshoot, fashionphotoshoot
Published: 2023-11-06 06:06:43

**8700742181**
Clicker Studio is a prime mover in the photo and digital imaging industry. As the country’s top photo and video studio chain, Clicker Studio is known for its excellent, professional, reliably fast and [creative photography](https://www.clickerstudios.com/) services. It has built a solid reputation in the photo industry business over the last 10 years.

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/fe2qm04db5yadnonowi1.jpg)
Install Remmina on MacOS Sonoma
Tags: devops, ssh, vnc, macos
Published: 2023-11-30 22:48:49

When you need to connect to multiple servers time to time via ssh, [Remmina](https://remmina.org) is by far the easiest solution. You can RDP, SSH, VNC to your server with just one click.

Although Remmina is super easy way to connect your servers, installing it on Mac OS requires a little bit effort. Here is my solution to install Remmina on MacOS Sonoma.

- Download "remmina.rb" from [Homebrew Core, Github project](https://github.com/mvzlb/homebrew-core/blob/1c7f85cc33110256f5287aabda7448e0d817b6f4/Formula/remmina.rb).

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/reerdujho0z9adu2frnp.png)

- Open the "terminal" app and in the "Downloads" folder install it by
`brew install remmina.rb`

PS: It may throw some exceptions at first try, but you can install required packages via same command.

To start the Remmina application on your MacOS, you can type `remmina` in the terminal.

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/0axb0roxloxpmjzejmp0.png)

Click the plus icon on the left upper side to setup SSH (Or VNC, RDP) connection to your server on your MacOS. 

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/oa3n5lpfow1lur4lkzz1.png)


Then in the main screen you can connect to your server via SSH with just one click on your MacOS.

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/ps8fq7cqezfjq7fd04f9.png)



PS: This method installs Remmina 1.4.30. If you want to install the latest version follow this guide.
- Open "remmina.rb" file and make 2 changes.
- "url" part should be:
`url "https://gitlab.com/Remmina/Remmina/-/archive/v.1.4.33/Remmina-v.1.4.33.tar.bz2"`
- "sha256" part should be:
`sha256 "129d73dcfd597aa7ba3bd23c7f15d6174718ca981983cfe2c565cfcf150b1c22"`

This will update your current remmina installation 🎊
OTHM Postgraduate Diploma in Level 7 Accounting and Finance
Tags: postgraduatediploma, accountingandfinance, accountingcourse, level7accountingcourse
Published: 2023-12-01 07:07:18

The [OTHM Level 7 Diploma in Accounting and Finance](https://www.edubex.com/program-details/othm-level-7-diploma-in-accounting-and-finance-gbp) is crafted to offer learners a comprehensive understanding of contemporary and specialized approaches to accountancy and finance. It delves into key practical, theoretical, and empirical issues, academic research, and the intricate legal framework governing the financial sector's dynamic landscape. Furthermore, it covers the latest developments in accountancy and reporting mandated by local, national, and European governments.

Tailored for individuals aspiring to build careers in the financial services industry, professional accountancy, banking and finance, or management, this qualification imparts essential skills and knowledge. Graduates are well-prepared for high-level positions in diverse organizations within the public and private sectors, both in the UK and internationally. Moreover, the Level 7 Diploma provides a pathway for learners to progress towards relevant master's programs with advanced standing.
Read a blog on[how to choose the right accountancy course in the UK](https://www.edubex.com/blog/how-to-choose-the-right-accountancy-course-in-the-uk-for-you).
7 Best Backend Frameworks for Web 2024
Tags: backend, webdev, develoome, programming
Published: 2023-12-01 09:57:27

Ever wondered about the wizardry behind the sleek websites we navigate daily? The unseen heroes of web development, known as backend frameworks, weave the magic that transforms code into captivating user experiences. As we step into 2024, let's embark on a journey through the intricate realm of backend development and explore the seven top frameworks poised to shape the digital landscape.

**Best Backend Frameworks for Web 2024:**
1. Django
2. Ruby on Rails
3. Laravel
4. ASP .NET Core
5. Codeigniter
6. Flask
7. Express.js


**1. Django for Python Development: 🐍**
Django, a high-level Python web framework, stands tall as a paragon of simplicity and versatility. It empowers developers with rapid development capabilities without compromising scalability. From content management systems to e-commerce platforms, Django has proven its mettle across diverse domains.

**2. Ruby on Rails for Ruby Development: 💎**
Ruby on Rails, affectionately known as Rails, is a robust framework leveraging the elegance of the Ruby programming language. Embracing a convention-over-configuration philosophy, Rails streamlines development, making it a favorite for building scalable web applications. It's a true gem in the world of backend frameworks.

**3. Laravel for PHP Development: 🚀**
Laravel, the PHP framework, emerges as a powerhouse for crafting modern and dynamic websites. Its elegant syntax and feature-rich environment allow developers to simplify complex tasks, focusing on delivering stellar user experiences. Laravel's popularity stems from its ability to strike a balance between functionality and developer-friendly design.

**4. Codeigniter for PHP Development: 🧩**
Codeigniter, a lightweight PHP framework, proves that size doesn't compromise power. Offering simplicity and high performance, it serves as the toolkit of choice for developers embarking on full-featured web application projects. Codeigniter's ease of use and rapid development capabilities make it a valuable asset in the PHP ecosystem.

***[Continue Reading……](https://www.aceinfoway.com/blog/best-backend-frameworks?utm_source=HP&utm_medium=HP-bkend)***
Telegram t.me on Android
Published: 2023-12-01 10:21:44

I'm publishing a link to my Telegram bot using the above format. It works well, but if you don't have Telegram installed, it presents you with a download link that goes down the route of installing an 'unknown' app. In tiny font at the bottom of the page you get a link to the play store. My problem is that most people are going to look at that and run a mile, as it looks dodgy and not even see the play store option. Is there a way of bypassing the dodgy-looking option?
Getting Big Mad at ChatGPT
Tags: chatgpt, ai, javascript, programming
Published: 2023-12-04 10:27:50

**Getting frustrated is part of life.** It often occurs when we want things to be one way and they turn out the other. When we're frustrated, we sometimes blame the people or objects around us but, a lot of times, it's not really their fault.

In reality, we frequently contribute to creating frustrating situations ourselves—by not being fully prepared, failing to anticipate predictable outcomes, or having unrealistic expectations. 

When dealing with inanimate objects, it's easy to understand that blaming the particular thing we're mad at is not logical, but the line gets blurred with AI because it feels so real.

Writing code can be particularly stressful. The availability of [ChatGPT](https://chat.openai.com/) may push developers to take on projects that are beyond their current skill level further contributing to that stress.

Given that, there are a few things we should keep in mind when working with AI to help make life easier and stop us from getting **BIG MAD** when ChatGPT doesn't do what we want.

## How to Make ChatGPT Work for You

- **Use Custom Instructions** to make sure ChatGPT understands your preferences. For example, I included that I mainly develop on Nuxt, use the `script setup` syntax and prefer Tailwind CSS.
- **Provide excerpts from documentation** in order to guide ChatGPT to the best possible solution.
- **Break code up into smaller components** and ask ChatGPT to include `console.log` statements for easier debugging. 
- **Use a specialized GPT**. See Ruby Mignot's [Code Architect for Nuxt](https://chat.openai.com/g/g-QpUGlIzio-nuxt-code-architect), for example. 

## Other Strategies for Learning to Stay Cool

- **Listen to Thich Nhat Hanh**'s talk [Loneliness and the Illusion of Connection](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HD6l2jKwT6k&pp=ygUPdGhpY2ggbmhhdCBoYW5o). Mindfulness is important. This talk, in particular, addresses the issues that arise from the prevalence of technology in our daily lives. 
- **Don't be a perfectionist**. Ask yourself if the approach you're taking is necessary and consider opting for a more simplistic solution. 
- **Be nice to your future AI overlord**. Remind yourself ChatGPT and AI will remember how you treat them in these early stages. 🙃

These are just a few approaches I've come up with to address any frustration I might encounter in my daily work—learning to deal with it yourself in a healthy manner will increase your productivity, decrease stress and ultimately help you find solutions more quickly. 

---

I thought it important to write this post because of all the articles that have been posted over the past year ChatGPT getting angry at humans or demonstrating [misaligned behavior](https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/10s67xk/the_base_unaligned_model_of_gpt_shares_its_plans/). While this might indeed occur, I have a suspicion that the opposite is far more common. 

So, what are your techniques for keeping a cool head when you find yourself getting Big Mad at ChatGPT?
Latest and Updated Cisco 350-401 Exam Dumps With 100% Passing Guarantee
Tags: community, cybersecurity
Published: 2023-12-01 11:29:23


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Survey on Social Media, Anonymity and Freedom of Speech online
Published: 2023-12-01 13:15:58

Greetings,

We're conducting a survey to explore how individuals engage on social media and gather opinions on online Anonymity and Freedom of Speech. Your participation is valuable.

Please take a moment to fill out the survey: [Survey Link](https://forms.gle/7SNtxRzETWgqCJ7g8)
Feel free to share the survey with others. Your insights are important to us.

Thank you,
Oryvex Team
Demystifying the Language of Gen AI
Tags: genai
Published: 2023-12-01 23:57:37

A short blog to understand some of the common terms used in GenAI - LLM, Embeddings, Chunk, temperature etc.

[https://belowthemalt.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=2369&action=edit&calypsoify=1](https://belowthemalt.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=2369&action=edit&calypsoify=1)
JavaScript Frameworks Comparison: React vs. Vue vs. Angular
Tags: webdev, javascript, programming, beginners
Published: 2023-12-02 05:43:12

"JavaScript Frameworks Comparison: React vs. Vue vs. Angular" is a detailed exploration of three popular JavaScript frameworks used for building modern web applications. This guide aims to help developers make informed decisions based on the strengths, weaknesses, and use cases of React, Vue, and Angular. Here's an outline of what such a comparison might cover:

**1. Introduction to JavaScript Frameworks:**

* Overview of the role of JavaScript frameworks in web development.
* Importance of choosing the right framework for a project.

**2. React.js:**

* Introduction to React and its philosophy.
* Virtual DOM and its impact on performance.
* JSX syntax and component-based architecture.
* State management with React.
* React Router for client-side routing.
* Pros and cons of using React.

**3. Vue.js:**

* Introduction to Vue and its key features.
* Vue components and reactivity system.
* Vue Directives for declarative rendering.
* Vue Router for navigation.
* State management with Vuex.
* Pros and cons of using Vue.

**4. Angular:**

* Overview of Angular and its architecture.
* TypeScript and static typing in Angular.
* Angular components and templates.
* Dependency injection in Angular.
* Angular Modules and Services.
* Angular Router for navigation.
* Pros and cons of using Angular.

**5. Performance Comparison:**

* Rendering performance in React, Vue, and Angular.
* Bundle size and optimization strategies.
* Server-side rendering (SSR) and its support in each framework.

**6. Community and Ecosystem:**

* Size and activity of the respective communities.
* Availability of third-party libraries and plugins.
* Developer tools and extensions for each framework.

**7. Learning Curve:**

* Ease of learning for beginners.
* Documentation quality and resources available.
* Developer support and online communities.

**8. Integration and Compatibility:**

* Integration with other libraries and frameworks.
* Compatibility with third-party tools and services.
* Use of web components and interoperability.

**9. Tooling and Development Experience:**

* Developer tools and extensions.
* CLI (Command Line Interface) capabilities.
* Testing and debugging features.

**10. Industry Adoption and Job Market:**

 - Popularity and usage statistics. - Demand for developers with skills in React, Vue, and Angular. - Job market trends and career opportunities.

**11. Case Studies and Real-World Examples:**

 - Showcase of applications built with React, Vue, and Angular. - Use cases where each framework excels.

**12. Future Trends and Updates:**

 - Roadmaps and future plans for React, Vue, and Angular. - Emerging trends in frontend development and their impact on these frameworks.

By comparing React, Vue, and Angular across these dimensions, developers can make informed decisions based on the specific requirements of their projects, team expertise, and the overall goals of their web applications.