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What Is Supabase And How It Can Replace Your Entire Backend

Welcome to the second lesson of our course on how to build complete fullstack apps in less than an afternoon with bolt + supabase. If you haven’t yet, I highly suggest you check out Part 1 before diving in, where we talked all about the ‘what’, ‘why’, and ‘how’ of Bolt and briefly the future of AI…
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Zao Yang
Owner of \newline and previously co-creator of Farmville (200M users, $3B revenue) and Kaspa ($3B market cap). Self-taught in gaming, crypto, deep learning, now generative AI. Newline is used by 250,000+ professionals from Salesforce, Adobe, Disney, Amazon, and more. Newline has built editorial tools using LLMs, article generation using reinforcement learning and LLMs, instructor outreach tools. Newline is currently building generative AI products that will be announced soon.
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How Good is Good Enough? - Introduction to LLM Testing and Benchmarks

The proliferation of Large-Language Models (LLMs), and their subsequent embedding into workflows in every industry imaginable, has upended much of the conventional wisdom around quality assurance and software testing. QA Engineers effectively have to deal with non-deterministic outputs - so…
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Nick Badot
Nick Badot is a QA Engineer, Technical Project Manager, & Technical writer from Ireland. He has worked for global tech companies in Dublin (Amazon, Oracle) and was a QA lead for the launch of Amazon Alexa in the French language.
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How Good is Good Enough: A Guide to Common LLM Benchmarks

In our last article, we talked about benchmarking as the highest level method of assessing the performance of LLMs. Today, we’re going to be looking in more detail at some of the most popular benchmarks, what they measure, and how they measure it. Note that most of the benchmarks listed below will…
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Nick Badot
Nick Badot is a QA Engineer, Technical Project Manager, & Technical writer from Ireland. He has worked for global tech companies in Dublin (Amazon, Oracle) and was a QA lead for the launch of Amazon Alexa in the French language.
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Creating a React Native Mobile App with Replit Assistant and Expo

Learn how to create your first React Native mobile app with Expo and Replit Agent, an advanced AI-coding agent. This step-by-step guide teaches you how to go from an initial idea to a cross platform, mobile app in minutes, regardless of skill level.
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Ken Chan
Frontend engineer from Brooklyn, NY. Formerly Microsoft and multiple pre-seed/seed startups. Data visualizations, product design, accessibility, and SEO.
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Creating a Chrome Extension with Replit Agent

Learn how to create your first Chrome extension with Replit Agent, an advanced AI-coding agent. This step-by-step guide teaches you how to go from an initial idea to a fully functional Chrome extension in minutes, regardless of skill level.
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Ken Chan
Frontend engineer from Brooklyn, NY. Formerly Microsoft and multiple pre-seed/seed startups. Data visualizations, product design, accessibility, and SEO.
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