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Listen to Certified - CompTIA CYSA+ by Dr. Jason Edwards on Audible.

I finally have Amplify + Next.js running.

RT @GreyNewell: @jxmnop you could use s3 as a backend for knowledge bases in Bedrock for a while now. This is like S3 tables to me; they’r….

RT @ashishps_1: Dynamic Programming was HARD until I Learned these 20 Problems and Patterns:. 1. Fibonacci Sequence.2. Kadane's Algorithm.3….

I just re-architected and re-engineered my dear WeatherWise if you smell new car scent across the internet it is most certainly my GitHub.

RT @xeophon_: @bjshively The middle ground would be perpetual licenses, something that’s not that widespread anymore, but a great tradeoff….

RT @AliHussein_20: Upgrade to React 19 to use React Context API like this 👇

The conversations with Gemini used to be isolated. At some point, it became able to draw upon your previous conversations. What a pleasant surprise this morning.

@golang.

I love Go so much (Golang).

The white. is it glaring? 😐

Say Hello to WeatherWise 😤 weekly SMS forecasts sent straight to your phone? . As long as @twilio doesn't require business verification 😐 else I'll try Sendgrid

My problem has to be latency.

You know I want to show off my TypeScript skills with this simple SaaS, but I have a use case for this app and I want it to be performant. I might end up redoing it with Go! 😐.

I'm having a really hard time replatforming an app that I am revisiting. If I were up to me I would restart with Next.js. But the app is built and the design system is there.

So there's several ways I can showcase my skills:.• Through the EC2 instance hardening and patching.• Deploying Cloud Run functions (micro services).• Deploying through Vercel.

Authenticating into the app for the first time (or, in some cases just in general) may cause me to lose my score depending on if the devs save this stuff somewhere. I was able to sign in with the WPM saved, but nothing in the UI suggests I can print it (or I haven't found it).

This test measures accuracy differently - another website will increase it to 100 if you actually go back and correct your mistakes, but you still lose WPM from having to go back to correct them. 75 WPM. I took a screenshot instead of clicking Print Certificate because

Re-designed one of my portfolio projects from a Node & TypeScript to a best UI/ UX practices with @GeminiApp APl and a system prompt for a Nimbus Al for my application. Performing lift and shift to an EC2 instance and began the security patches and software installation.