So far most of my playing with Generative AI has been on the prompt side, with no real look at the various settings you can tweak in your calls.
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Next week I'll be hosting my second episode of the <Code><Br> show, "Shall we play a game?" In this session I'm going to talk about, and build, a simple web-based game.
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Let me begin by saying that "Promise Collection Methods" is not something I've seen mentioned elsewhere, but is my own way of referring to the various methods of the Promise API that work with multiple promises.
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Happy Super Bowl Day for those who celebrate, oh wait, sorry, I mean "The Big Game".
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Just a quick note to share that today I did my first episode of the <Code><Br> show. I had a great audience with some great questions and comments. My next show will be in two weeks and I hope to see you there!
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Last week I had the honor of presenting one at TheJam.
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Last night I had an interesting thought.
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Most of my recent work with generative AI has been with Google Gemini lately as I find it really simple to use.
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For a while now I've been kicking around the idea of doing a live stream.
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File this under the "I wasn't sure if it would work and it did" category.
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Next week, a very cool, and very free, online event is being held by the fine folks at Certified Fresh Events, theJam.
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Drag and drop support in JavaScript is probably two to three hundred years old now (plus or minus a few years), but I use it rarely enough such that when I need it, I run over to MDN's article on it as a quick refresher.
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I first discovered Diffbot way back in 2021 when I built a demo of their APIs for the Adobe Developer blog ("Natural Language Processing, Adobe PDF Extract, and Deep PDF Intelligence").
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I love when I work on one demo, hit an issue, discover something else and get joyfully distracted into learning something completely different.
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In the twenty plus years this blog has been around, I've had various different comment systems.
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