Category: tips and tricks

Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the twenty-first century's most exciting and rapidly developing fields. Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform a variety of industries, including education, healthcare, retail, e-commerce, public relations, small businesses, recruitment, services, and manufacturing.

AI can also improve the quality of life for millions of people worldwide by solving complex problems, increasing efficiency, and developing novel solutions.

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Recently, you might have seen our announcement about the updates to the Core program. We’ve received a lot of great feedback about the new program, and we’re very excited to continue growing and expanding it to more members!

Check out the latest Rocket Documentation.

This is the first in a series of tutorials on working with Rocket.

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, the efficient conversion of Word documents to PDF format has become a crucial requirement for individuals and businesses alike. 

With the increasing reliance on electronic document sharing, ensuring the integrity and consistent presentation of files across various platforms and devices is of utmost importance. 

One of the day-to-day tasks of database administrators is to keep the MySQL Server up and running. They have to also ensure that the database remains healthy. 

However, even after taking all the precautions, situations arise that can lead to corruption in the database. 

“The Mixtral-8x7B Large Language Model (LLM) is a pre-trained generative Sparse Mixture of Experts.”

When I saw this come out it seemed pretty interesting and accessible, so I gave it a try. With the proper prompting, it seems good. I am not sure if it’s better than Google Gemma, Meta LLAMA2, or OLLAMA Mistral for my use cases.

To explore status page aggregation, we’ll share our experience building a status page aggregator tool – StatusGator, which has been availble for eight years. We will share our technical insights and also share how you can build your own aggregator.

In the digital era, the combination of AI and IoT has given rise to an inspiring technological phenomenon. AI, with its ability to simulate human intelligence, combined with IoT. It is revolutionizing the world in ways that were once only imaginable in science fiction. 

This dynamic duo is transcending boundaries and, as a result, reshaping industries and creating a smarter, more interconnected world. This blog explores AI transforming the realm of IoT. Also, tell you the profound impact it is making on various Aspects of our lives.

Prometheus and Grafana are two big names in the open-source world of observability. Both are widely liked and used, with vibrant, opinionated communities, and they routinely build on top of each other.

So, how do Prometheus and Grafan stack up against each other? In this blog, we’ll compare them and examine:

I have often been asked to develop advanced search services. By advanced search, I mean searches in which it’s possible to apply multiple filters on all (or almost all) fields such as like, between, in, greater than, etc.

So imagine having to build a service based on one or more entities capable of offering an endpoint that can be called like this (start keeping an eye out for special suffixes <propertyName><_suffix>):

In Introduction to MQTT Publish-subscribe Pattern, we learned that we need to initiate a subscription with the server to receive corresponding messages from it. The topic filter specified when subscribing determines which topics the server will forward to us, and the subscription options allow us to customize the forwarding behavior of the server further.

In this article, we will focus on exploring the available subscription options in MQTT and their usage.

Data center proxies come from servers in data centers, while residential proxies come from real people's connections. Static proxies mostly come from data centers, while rotating proxies are residential, although there are exceptions for Residential proxies.

Both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses can supply static and rotating proxies, but static IPv4 proxies may be harder to come by since they've all been assigned. IPv6, on the other hand, has trillions of available IP addresses.