Welcome to this week’s edition of “This Week in JavaScript”! We’ve got a bunch of exciting updates for you, including a controversial proposal about splitting JavaScript, the latest Node.js release, some killer tools, and more. So buckle up, and let’s get into it! JavaScript Might Become Two Languages? There’s an intriguing buzz at TC39 around…
Understanding the Limits of System Prompts Language models, like LLMs, can’t keep data safe just by using a system prompt. The system prompt can give instructions, but it can’t make sure that the data is handled properly or that sensitive information stays secure. A company that wants to build a product exposing an LLM with…
A Comprehensive Overview of a Node.js TypeScript Project with DevOps: Structure, Code, and Configuration Explore the essential components of building a robust Node.js TypeScript project integrated with DevOps practices. This guide provides a detailed breakdown of the project structure, complete with code snippets and configurations for each file and directory, empowering you to streamline development,…
Silence is the language of God, and all else is a poor translation. — RUMI Silence is a word that is most often overlooked for its effects in any situation. It holds much power and can change the direction of conversations and self-improvement journeys. I have seen its power in many situations, and many times, though, I…
Ell is a quite new Python library that is similar to LangChain. In my opinion it feels simpler to use but is not so featureful. It is mostly useful as a higher level API on top of LLM providers (such as OpenAI or Anthropic) and creation of agentic tools – functions that can be used…
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Ever wonder why every time you open your favorite social media app, you find yourself scrolling for what feels like minutes but turns into hours? 
It’s not a coincidence — it’s a carefully engineered design powered by algorithms that know you better than you think. Let’s dive into the secret sauce behind your feed,…
How are you, hacker? What’s happening in tech today, October 18, 2024? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, U.S Takes Possession of Alaska in 1867, Thomas Edison dies in 1931, Clean Water Act becomes law in 1972, and we present you with these top quality stories….
In today’s web development environment, handling cookie consent is crucial for meeting privacy regulations like the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Cookies are often used for tracking user activities, personalizing content, or gathering analytics, but collecting this data requires user consent in many jurisdictions. As developers, it’s our…
Homelessness and food insecurity are pressing issues across the United States, with cities grappling to provide adequate resources and support for those in need. Recent statistics reveal that New York City, for instance, faces a homelessness crisis unseen since the Great Depression, with over 350,000 individuals lacking stable housing. The current systems that tackle these…
