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I was too lazy to copy Files into ChatGPT — So I built git2prompt
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I was too lazy to copy Files into ChatGPT — So I built git2prompt

From Laziness to git2prompt: The tool I built just to stop Copy-Pasting Files into ChatGPT If you've ever groaned at the thought of copying multiple files into ChatGPT just to ask a question — this st
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CSS Website Layout
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CSS Website Layout

Imagine you're working as a developer, and a designer colleague hands you a design for a brand new website. The design has all sorts of interesting layouts and compositions: two-dimensional layouts th
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Understanding NoSQL: Advantages and Real-World Use Cases
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Understanding NoSQL: Advantages and Real-World Use Cases

In today’s data-driven world, flexibility, speed, and scalability are essential. That’s why NoSQL databases have become a go-to solution for modern applications. Whether you're building a real-time ch
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Figma AI Sites vs Google Stitch: The Ultimate Guide to Choosing Your AI-Powered Creative Tool
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Figma AI Sites vs Google Stitch: The Ultimate Guide to Choosing Your AI-Powered Creative Tool

Two platforms are leading this revolution, but they address completely different challenges. If you're a designer caught between building functional websites and creating immersive brand experiences, you've likely encountered Figma AI Sites and Google Stitch.
SALA Nguyen
What is Idempotency? And Why Your APIs Should Care (A LOT!)
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What is Idempotency? And Why Your APIs Should Care (A LOT!)

Yo, fellow devs! Ever nervously double-clicked a "Pay Now" button because the internet felt a bit sluggish? Or maybe you've seen a user frantically resubmit a form, convinced their first attempt vani
Jaime Tran
Jaime Tran
Git Merge vs. Rebase: The Great Debate (And Which One YOU Should Use!)
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Git Merge vs. Rebase: The Great Debate (And Which One YOU Should Use!)

Hey devs!  So, you're cruising along, building awesome features in your Git branch, and then comes the moment of truth: bringing your work back into the main codebase (like main or develop). You've pr
Jaime Tran
Jaime Tran
5 VSCode settings that frontend devs usually skip (but really should know)
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5 VSCode settings that frontend devs usually skip (but really should know)

Hey there, I’m a frontend dev, and today I just wanna share some VSCode settings that helped me code faster and cleaner. Some of them are small, but trust me, they make a big difference. A lot of devs
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What Really Happens When You Type "google.com"? A Dev's Journey into DNS!
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What Really Happens When You Type "google.com"? A Dev's Journey into DNS!

Hey fellow devs! Ever casually typed google.com (or your own app's domain) into a browser, hit Enter, and just... poof, the website appears? It feels like magic, right? But as engineers, we know ther
Jaime Tran
Jaime Tran
Hacking the AI Mind: Exploring Prompt Jailbreaking in Large Language Models
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Hacking the AI Mind: Exploring Prompt Jailbreaking in Large Language Models

Hey there, tech enthusiasts! If you've been keeping up with the buzz around artificial intelligence, you've probably heard of Large Language Models (LLMs) like GPT-4, Claude, or LLaMA. These AI powerh
Fred Pham
Fred Pham
Short-Term Memory and Web Usability: Designing for the Human Mind
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Short-Term Memory and Web Usability: Designing for the Human Mind

When you visit a website, your short-term memory becomes your mental workspace. It juggles information, tracks navigation, and helps you complete tasks. But here's the catch: this workspace is minimal. We're talking 5~9 items for about 20~30 seconds. That's it.
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