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Don't [...spread] or .split() your strings!
Use Intl.Segmenter API. Available in every JS runtime
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Discover how you can ship secure code faster with GitLab Duo Code Suggestions: bit.ly/3NS0OpE
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🇮🇪 Embracing the spirit of Ireland ☘️
As a migrant in Ireland, I've encountered recently some upset “patriots” questioning my right to comment on Irish public affairs. Let's take a stroll through history, shall we?
In the 1916 Rising, a pivotal moment for Irish independence, one of the prominent leaders was James Connolly—a Scotsman and former British Army officer. His love for Ireland made him stay, proving that dedication transcends borders.
Then there's De Valera, an Irish statesman born in New York to a Spanish migrant. His roots may have been diverse, but his commitment to Ireland was unwavering.
And let's not forget St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, born in Britain of Roman descent. A migrant himself, he's now synonymous with Irishness worldwide.🍀
Ireland's rich history is woven with stories of immigrants who became symbols of love and dedication to this sacred land. It's a unique ability of Ireland to embrace those who work for its betterment, turning them into cherished symbols.
So, to those questioning my right to engage in Irish affairs, remember: Ireland's strength lies in its ability to welcome and honour those who contribute to its progress. Let us remember the diversity that has shaped this great nation!
#Ireland #IrelandBelongsToTheIrish #IrelandForAll
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📣 Like @vuejs? Excited to announce the free new Vue design patterns guide on patterns.dev/vue!
@lydiahallie and I were thrilled to partner with @djirdehh to ship this 🥳
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Look at this man.
He built the first-ever bootstrapped SaaS to cross 100M+ users.
The business made $1B in revenue in 2023, and he operates it from his village in India.
This is his story 👇🏻
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I just uploaded a 90 minute tutorial, which is designed to be the one place I point coders at when they ask "hey, tell me everything I need to know about LLMs!"
It starts at the basics: the 3-step pre-training / fine-tuning / classifier ULMFiT approach used in all modern LLMs.
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JavaScript Maps are super underrated.
Keys of a map can be anything - including an object!
Here I'm using the new groupBy proposed API to group array items into a Map or an Object →
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As I told, I'm working on Vue.js 2 -> 3 migration in @gitlab. Considering that we are probably the biggest Vue.js product opensource codebase, this is the most complex engineering journey in my life and these are first 5 things I've already learned about such migrations
Heard about this for the first time today: post.news/?r=NYFDf
Looking forward to gain access and check it out
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This passage from @DanielPink 's Drive is the realest thing I have ever read. Have to keep the fire burning or be dead inside.
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Imposter Syndrome is real, but you can take it multiple ways:
1) Out of any group, there is always something to learn
2) Out of any group, there is knowledge that only you have. Share it!
Be excellent to each other, always be learning, and always share!
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