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    Software Engineer / Tech Community Volunteer / Sometimes Speaker

    Hi, I'm Mark


    Software Engineer / Tech Community Volunteer / Sometimes Speaker
    • OpenAI Introduced Operator—Now Discover Its Open-Source Alternative!

      Posted on February 2, 2025

      Recently, OpenAI introduced Operator, a research preview of an advanced web agent that can operate its own browser to perform tasks for you. Currently available only to Pro users in the U.S., Operator showcases OpenAI’s vision for AI-powered web automation—navigating websites, extracting data, filling out forms, and more. [Read More]
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      • artificial intelligence
    • Run DeepSeek R1 Locally Without Writing Code

      Posted on January 31, 2025

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      As developers, we are always on the lookout for ways to simplify complex workflows and leverage powerful tools to boost productivity. If you’re working with DeepSeek R1, you already know its potential for delivering deep insights and optimizing data-driven operations. However, setting it up locally can be challenging, especially when... [Read More]
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      • artificial intelligence
    • Demystifying Buildtime and Runtime of software development

      Posted on July 9, 2024

      In the dynamic world of software development, understanding the distinct phases of “buildtime” and “runtime” is crucial for delivering robust and efficient applications. While buildtime focuses on the compilation and preparation of code, runtime is where software executes and interacts with users in real-world environments. This discussion explores the significance... [Read More]
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      • software development
    • Basic ES6 features you should know before diving into Javascript frameworks

      Posted on December 27, 2022

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      Javascript is undeniably very popular as it has mostly been utilized in a variety of development projects, including mobile, desktop, and, of course, web applications. [Read More]
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      • javascript
    • Host your React + Typescript package to your own NPM server

      Posted on December 9, 2022

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      The reason why you will do that is you don’t want to make your package publicly available or your company wants it to be private, something like it can only be used within your organization. [Read More]
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      • react
      • typescript
      • verdaccio
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