
Generative Images with Gemini (New Updates)
Back in January of this year, I wrote up my experience testing out Google's Imagen 3 APIs to generate dynamic images.
From: Raymond Camden
Back in January of this year, I wrote up my experience testing out Google's Imagen 3 APIs to generate dynamic images.
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Developers seem to have a love/hate (or perhaps hate/despise) relationship with Jira.
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As I've recently become somewhat familiar with job application sites (sigh, thanks Adobe), I've noticed an interesting feature some sites use.
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Ok, so if you attended my last Code Break session you know I was hinting that I was really excited for my next one.
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Last week I gave a presentation on Chrome's new built-in AI support (I'll link the video at the end) and it's gotten me inspired to consider new and different ways these APIs can be used to enhance the user experience.
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One of the aspects that makes BoxLang compelling is that it runs on top of the Java Virtual Machine which means you get access to any Java library out there.
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Last week I wrote about converting a Python file search script to BoxLang.
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My initial blog post on BoxLang used a simple script example to demonstrate how the language can be used to build shell script type utilities and it got me thinking about other ways I could use BoxLang for my own personal tools.
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I've blogged a few times recently about Google's AI on Chrome initiative to bring AI features to the browser itself.
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At the end of today, I will no longer work at PrettyLittleThing...
I've been building web apps for thirty years now, which frankly is kind of scary to see explicitly spelled out.
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I've been a fan of serverless for quite some time.
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Last year I had the opportunity to give a talk on the web platform's Intl specification.
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The last week or so I've been playing with a new language, which honestly is one of the most fun things I get to do.
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In my last Links For You post, there was snow outside from a completely unusual snow storm down here in Louisiana.
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Let me preface this blog post with a very clear and direct message.
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The last two sessions of my live stream, Code Break, have been really interesting, at least to me anyway.
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{ resolve({ id: 1, data: "value", }); }).
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I've been waiting for this to launch for a few days now, and while technically this isn't quite yet available in Gemini, only Vertex, it should be testable in Gemini in the very short term.
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I've been working with Vue, and Vitest and was trying to get my IntelliJ configuration up to snuff so I could write and debug tests.
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I've been working with Vue, and Vitest and was trying to get my IntelliJ configuration up to snuff so I could write and debug tests.
From: Jeffry Houser's Blog
I've been working with Vue, and Vitest and was trying to get my IntelliJ configuration up to snuff so I could write and debug tests.
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Ok, before I begin, let me be absolutely clear.
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