I’m just starting out in the age of AI.
Regardless of what happens with careers, I still want to learn to program (I’m starting with python) and have my sights on sysadmin and backend, type of work. I’d love to one day contribute to open-source distros and have a homelab at some point.
Should I jump in with courses that teach building Agents (for possible career advancement), or simply begin with python, html, css, javascript, etc?
Thanks all.
I wanted to see whether the extra brightness range on modern HDR displays could be useful for ordinary webpages, not just video. The result is Brightpixels, a dependency-free library built around two custom elements: ```html <bright-text intensity="12">Important words</bright-text> <b
Pretty happy with the overall design , especially how it handle on mobile. I plan to add more features, like weather layers and, of course, real time flight display. submitted by /u/CYRIAQU3 [link] [留言]
Over the past few days, I was trying out gov.uk prototype system for my static website. Like every night owl, the unbranded template's white background was hurting my eyes. I googled for some sort of dark mode, found The National Archives Design System. It suits my purpose, has the dark mode, and i