#JS tech

[kristiliqua]

some ultrakill fans flaming people for playing on lenient/harmless is so funny to me because here i am in my little corner playing on harmless with Also 100% damage reduction (in major assist settings) because my severe anxiety cannot handle the idea of me taking any damage at all . i am wearing my propeller hat and eating my lollipop and i am having fun :3 (and maybe one day i can ease that anxiety and play without major assists)

[rasberryt0rte]

heard one of her songs on a doomed yuri edit

// idk if celebrities r good w fan art cause I'm not in the fandom so I'll delete if it's agaisntthe rules

also posting cause it's late so I probs am not finishing this 1 either x-x

[55566688833]

my fursona, based on an ifish

[peacefulpanda20]

Tech Horse Sit

[phoebastria-albatrus]

i just saw a video of someone using one of those instant electronic fryer usbs on a Play Station Number Five and lowkey . painful

[pookiepiss69]

i didnt puke tofay eveeyone clap

[paranoid-radio]

Bitches will be having a good day until they remember they have theater rehearsals and then everything goes to hell

[manilovetumblerusernames]

IM DOIN IT GUYS!!! ITS WORKINNNNNN

[izicodes]

Today's mission...

Thursday 22nd February 2024

With all the designing I did, I'm too excited to wait into I have most of the pages done to code something so I decided to take just a small piece from one of the designs I did and just work on it!

I chose the (I don't even know what to call it) fanfic information card + the popup options menu to the side. I want to test myself to work on the popup menu's functionality because I already know I can replicate the design to the tip - not to toot my own horn thought...!

The target is to get it done by today!

[tevintersnakes]

a quick comparison of a comparison I'd done last month (19-Apr-24) while getting back into the knack of drawing my guy

[daemonhxckergrrl]

got headscale working, now time to figure out how to use it. internal services is easy - connect the system providing X service and assign it an internal subdomain. external-facing is a bit harder but I think there's an inbuilt feature for that ?

[sammy0panda]

deno been real quiet

👀👀 i haven't tried this node.js/npm replacement called Bun yet, but on paper it seems neat :)

[charlignon]

@orteil42 is a beam of hope is this ocean of mediocrity

we should globally ban the introduction of more powerful computer hardware for 10-20 years, not as an AI safety thing (though we could frame it as that), but to force programmers to optimize their shit better

[completeandrandomshit]

Generative Art/Creating Art With Code/p5.js Masterlist

[kyprogramming]

33 - PayPal Payment Integration - Step By Step [Next js 15, React 19, PostgreSQL , Prisma, ShadCN, PayPal, Stripe API integration] 🔥🔥 Free Source Code 🔥🔥 ---------------------------------- In this Session we'll be implementing PayPal payment integration

[alanshemper]

[22 Jan 2025, by JS Tan]

For those who follow AI news, DeepSeek needs no introduction. DeepSeek was, until recently, a relatively unknown Chinese AI company whose new model, DeepSeek V3, has outperformed leading open-source models, including Meta’s Llama 3.1-405B, and closely matched the performance of Anthropic's Claude 3.5 and OpenAI's GPT-4o. More impressively, the company did so with under $6 million on training costs—a fraction of the amount that OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta spent on their models. For many in the AI community, DeepSeek's success has come as a shock because its model was built without access to Nvidia's most advanced GPU, the H100. Due to U.S. export controls, the company had to make do with Nvidia's H800s, a sub-par version of its flagship GPU explicitly designed for export to China.

The cherry on top is that DeepSeek's team is entirely local. This itself is worth paying attention to because it breaks from the standard innovation model that has given rise to many of the country's tech giants. China's ICT sector since the 2000s has been driven by tech giants' ability to tap into their international networks. Many of China's early tech founders were either educated or spent considerable time in the U.S. Chinese tech firms also privilege employees with overseas experience, particularly those who've worked in U.S.-based tech firms. In the generative AI age, this trend has only accelerated, with Alibaba, ByteDance, and Tencent having each set up R&D offices in Silicon Valley to increase their access to U.S. talent.

These achievements have elevated DeepSeek’s profile in China’s AI industry, so much so that its founder, Liang Wenfeng, even attended a meeting with Premier Li Qiang this past Monday (Jan 20th, 2025)—a clear testament to the company’s growing influence at the highest levels.

How did DeepSeek outcompete Chinese AI incumbents who have thrown more money and people at building frontier models? I argue that the company’s success, however, is not just a product of technical ingenuity. Instead, it is deeply rooted in its unique approach to labor relations. Chinese tech firms are known for their grueling work schedules, rigid hierarchies, and relentless internal competition. By contrast, DeepSeek's flat management structure focuses on empowering its workers with autonomy and creating a collaborative environment.

To appreciate why DeepSeek's approach to labor relations is unique, we must first understand the Chinese tech industry norm. We turn to this next.