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23 Oct

How Ragie Outperformed the FinanceBench Test

stp2y0 CommentsNewsai, coding, community, development, engineering, inclusive, LLM, rag, showdev, software

In this article, we’ll walk you through how Ragie handled the ingestion of over 50,000+ pages in the FinanceBench dataset (360 PDF files, each roughly 150-250 pages long) in just 4 hours and outperformed the benchmarks in key areas like the Shared Store configuration, where we beat the benchmark by 42%. For those unfamiliar, the FinanceBench is a rigorous benchmark designed to evaluate RAG systems using real-world financial documents, such as 10-K filings and earnings reports from public companies. These documents are dense, often spanning hundreds of pages, and include a mixture of structured data like tables and charts with…

10 Oct

Online Visual Novel in Godot: Case Study on Sentou Gakuen

stp2y0 CommentsNewscoding, community, development, engineering, gamedev, godot, godotengine, inclusive, showdev, software

When you talk about visual novel games, you'd normally think of a static story-driven experience, often with branching paths and multiple endings. You may have hundreds of routes but ultimately designed for solo play. It is why some people consider that visual novel as a genre isn't a game, but more of an interactive storybook. However, what if you could take the concept of a visual novel and turn it into an online interactive experience? In this short case study, we will focus on how Sentou Gakuen, an online visual novel developed in Godot Engine, attempts to redefine the genre.…

04 Oct

Let’s build “Java demos” together during Hacktoberfest

stp2y0 CommentsNewscoding, community, development, engineering, hacktoberfest, inclusive, java, showdev, software, tutorial

Last year I first learned about Hacktoberfest where devs are encouraged to contribute into open-source projects. I managed to pass the challenge, although I spent a lot of time going through many projects from first class global tools (where I didn't see how to contribute) to totally meaningless "Hello, Worlds" (where I didn't see why to contribute). In 2024, I am looking for struggle through this once again. But this time, I also wanted to place something on the other pan of the scale. I am working here and there on number of different side projects in my GitHub repo.…

20 Sep

Oracle APEX Tutorial: Master Database Development with Vinish.dev

stp2y0 CommentsNewscoding, community, database, development, engineering, inclusive, lowcode, oracle, showdev, software

Are you looking to enhance your database development skills? Introducing Vinish.dev, your premier destination for comprehensive Oracle APEX Tutorials. Whether you're a beginner eager to learn the basics or an experienced developer aiming to deepen your expertise, our platform offers everything you need to excel in Oracle APEX. Why Choose Our Oracle APEX Tutorial? Oracle Application Express (APEX) is a powerful tool for building scalable, secure enterprise applications with minimal coding. Navigating its features can be challenging, but our Oracle APEX Tutorial is designed to make learning straightforward and efficient. Key Features of Our Oracle APEX Tutorial Structured Learning Path:…

16 Aug

Nexus – An analytics tool for Threads

stp2y0 CommentsNewscoding, community, development, engineering, inclusive, showdev, socialmedia, software, softwaredevelopment, vue

TL;DR: If you don't feel like reading all of this and just want to try out the app. Scroll to the end. A couple of weeks ago I decided to try out Threads. Which in case you've been living under a rock, is Meta's attempt at making a competitor for Twitter/X. And so far I am having a great time over there. The vibe seems to be much friendlier than on Twitter/X and there are actually interesting discussions going on. However, when I joined there seemed to be missing a very important function and this function is; Analytics. It was…

09 Jul

Batman-Comic.CSS

stp2y0 CommentsNewscoding, community, css, development, engineering, html, inclusive, showdev, software, webdev

Last week, I participated in Open South Code in Malaga, explaining the creative process behind comiCSS. As part of the conference, there was a kid's event, and I volunteered for it. The organizers asked me to do something related to my talk, and that's how a new CSS utility-class library was born: batman-comic.css. This library is for anyone willing to create Batman comic strips. Since its creation in the past two weeks, we've used the library in two kids' conferences. The library allows children to play with HTML and quickly see the power of CSS —even when this may not…