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im a building a new bot on chat got 3 using javascript allowing the customer to get all types of advice and mental help on any subject based on their situation. I would love to see if anyone would like to collaborate on this project to 10X its completion speed and help out the world with this new technologies ! Thank you in advance for any response !
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Currently created a fine tuned model ft-X to start generating personnal people i.e love bunny for IRL responses that look human , buildind a web application , but got stuck on the part where i need to send the prompt including the typeform data to OPENAI to make it specially for the user using personnal data
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I ma looking to do a course and a a tutorial form youtube.
This project more specifically as it has a lot of features I would like to learn and my back-end knowledge is very basic currently.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_u6P5k0vP0&t=584s
Since the video was released firebase plans have changed and you read tales of huge bills.
Is there a way to avoid this? and if anyone knows the project will I be safe from billing whilst building it? The project will never be published anywhere, just used by me for practise and testing which seems fine as the limits for free users are quite big. I just have some fear from reading horror stories of accidental loops and the like!
Any help or advice on this is welcome
I don't think you should be worried about racking up huge bills if you're not going to publish the project anywhere and if you're on the free plan they literally can't bill you. even if you decide the project is really cool and you want to publish it you won't have to use their other plans unless for specific reasons (like cloud functions for example). So basically don't worry it's a really good platform to help with your development. I myself have done tons of projects where I used firebase in the backend and it's been great.
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Background: I am building my own website built with JavaScript (vue.js) and I would like to add a Java game that I have developed. The java game currently uses JFrame for GUI and already has basic keyboard controls (keys: up, down, right, left, v, enter, esc). I would like it to appear in an embedded frame on the page. I'm still fairly new with JavaScript and intermediate with Java, but I'm trying to learn as much as possible.
Tools: Eclipse for Java, Virtual Studio Code for vue.js
My take on it: After digging around, my thought on the answer has something to do with REST APIs. I looked at many documents on REST APIs but all strayed off my goal. It would be awesome to confirm or point me in the right direction for answering this question.
These are the sites I visited that I thought were a bit useful:
https://forum.vuejs.org/t/java-vuejs/41248
https://spring.io/guides/gs/rest-service/
Questions I have:
a) What is the best way to implement this on the webpage?
b) Will these controls continue to work if I were to implement the game (if possible, based on answer a)?
c) Will JFrame be an issue on the webpage (as well, if possible, based on answer a)?
Thank you for your help!
If you really want to use Swing (I assume it by your mentioning of JFrame), the answer to your question is probably here: Convert Java Swing to web-based Application. There are some theoretical options, but I believe this approach might be highly troublesome.
I would recommend taking another approach: using a Java game library that allows you to export your game to HTML5. Then you will be able to embed it easily on the website. One such example could be libGDX: https://libgdx.badlogicgames.com/
Another advantage is that writing a game using a library dedicated for games will be much easier in the long run than in Swing, which is more suited for static applications.
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I don't know anything about javascript web programming... but want to learn.
My question is : Can I use visual studio 2015 to write, debug and publish(?) javascript web applications.
Again... I don't know if 'publishing' is the right terminology for writing web applications in Javascript... of if you can even 'write' web applications in Javascript...
Any information on the topic would be good to know.
thanks
Yes, you can use Visual Studio to create JavaScript files. It also has tools to publish, depending on the app and environment there are a lot of ways to go about it, and VS can support a lot of them (repositories, FTP, etc).
I recommend just diving in, firing up a blank project and find some tutorials to get you started. JavaScript is probably one of the easiest to develop with (at least getting started) because it has no special needs other than somewhere to write text.
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How do Slack and Hipchat handle chat on the server side and client side? What languages do they use?
Whenever I'm curious about the technologies used by certain companies I usually check their job postings.
Slack Application engineer job posting:
Our main tools that we use to build Slack are PHP, MySQL, and Linux
Hipchat is a little more vague. They state throughout several job postings that they use PHP, Python, Redis, MySQL, ElasticSearch, and CouchDB. According to a blog post they use PHP for dynamic web pages, and python to implement a XMPP protocol for chat using Twisted.
So at the core it seems like they rely on a PHP/MySQL stack with some addition of other technologies.
I like to check stackshare.io
http://stackshare.io/slack/slack
not a perfect answer to your question but a nice starting point
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I am a beginner here. I would like to create a website for our network , to collect some basic information & in making a graph out of it . The problem is that i don't know in which platform shall i proceed. I am stuck with whether to use Drupal ( i have only heard of it & interested in studying ) or any other tools. Please help me to develop it efficiently.I know php & javascript basics. Give your opinion on it, please.
My honest opinion would be to try and dive into MySQLi and PHP and build a custom application. Mainly because it'll help you learn (trust me). It seems very hard at first but it'll be fun and you'll be able to achieve exactly what you want essentially.
As far as I know Drupal is a content management system, like a blog. So it's not really cut out for just gathering stats and making graphs from them. I suppose you could set up a basic Google Form for gathering information and then transferring it into a Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet. More work that way but it's very easy and no development work involved.
Really depends what type of information you're after to be honest. A quick Google search can return loads of cool web apps for small business teams etc if you have a look around and see what does what. Really some more information on what you're collecting would be best though.
WordPress has plugins for everything. Including one that hooks into google graphs.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/googlegraph/
It's also fairly cookie cutter and well documented. If you're not a programmer at heart, but more jus interested in using it as a quick and dirty tool to get a job done quick, it may be the app for you.