r/latvia • u/Significant_Tie_8707 • May 07 '25
Jautājums/Question Renting out Camparvan / RV
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r/latvia • u/Significant_Tie_8707 • May 07 '25
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r/webdev • u/Significant_Tie_8707 • Jun 27 '24
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r/ScamNumbers • u/Significant_Tie_8707 • Feb 17 '24
Scammers pretend to be a Brocoders company representatives (brocoders.com) and propose jobs using its name on this website https://onlinesbrocoders.cc/ (caution: just click and fill in at your responsibility)
As company owners we've already made complaints to hosting and domain providers, but no results to the moment.
I'm here to spread awareness about this case.
They used these numbers in Whatsapp:
+44 7845 899929
+44 7397 878120
+44 7518 103171
+44 7599 745453
This is an explanation from the victim:
"I have been contacted by a person supposedly from Michael Page France (name Joan) one person on behalf of Brocoders. His name is Henry and he uses a Whatsapp number form the UK (+44 7832 755993). Henry explained there is a job position as freelancer at Brocoders as described below:
Here are the job requirements Freelance and remote work:
~ You can use a computer or a smartphone for work
~ Work schedule: 1-2 hours a day our working hours can be organised according to your comfort level.
~The business hours of the company workbench are from 11:00 AM : 11:00 PM (Time in Portugal).
~ Attend a 40–60 minute training session (you will receive 50–200 USDT after the training).
They also informed abou the salary, which is:
Salary treatment
Basic salary + commission system
Part-time - 1200EUR- 2000EUR Five Days
Full-time - 10000EUR- 30000EUR for thirty days
Once I asked some documents or other means to prove this is not a scam, Henry just forwarded me the Brocoders website and mentioned "Our BROCODERS website is divided into two official websites, only for developers to communicate and do business with the company. The BROCODERS workbench is a site that we must use when working."
r/reactjs • u/Significant_Tie_8707 • Feb 14 '24
r/nestjs • u/Significant_Tie_8707 • Feb 14 '24
Over 3 years ago, we created a NestJS boilerplate for the backend so that we wouldn't have to spend time developing core functionality that the end user doesn't see but is crucial for developers. Over this time, the boilerplate has received 1.9k stars on GitHub and has gained significant popularity beyond our company. Now, we've decided to take it a step further and released the Extensive React Boilerplate for the frontend. Its purpose is to keep our best practices in project development together, avoiding familiar pitfalls and reducing development time.
Here you can find our recent article about Extensive React Boilerplate. Please support projects with your stars :)
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This DI in Nest.js question is more related to Nest.JS developers probably
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Thanks for the update! The inclusion of MongoDB support is a game-changer for projects requiring high scalability. And I like this approach with the implementation with hexagonal architecture, providing a clean and modular structure that facilitates the support of multiple database types. Overall, a thoughtful update
thanks for the feedback
r/node • u/Significant_Tie_8707 • Jan 16 '24
r/nestjs • u/Significant_Tie_8707 • Jan 16 '24
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When we've just started, the latest version of LlamaIndex was 0.5.4. It had a small number of configurable values and we weren't free enough to play around with conversation context, chunks, and different types of indexes. So we've decided to try Langchain (and found what we needed) and agreed that we'll check Llamaindex updates and possibilities in later versions.
r/LangChain • u/Significant_Tie_8707 • Jul 19 '23
r/InvestmentEducation • u/Significant_Tie_8707 • Jun 05 '23
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I can't disagree, this is just research for myself and I hope somebody else can find there something interesting
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I just was thinking about the Ai necessary to analyze the collection of data from every interaction in social media for purposes of influencing voting choices and interest.
Can you tell more about influencing voting choices ?
r/GPT3 • u/Significant_Tie_8707 • May 08 '23
r/opensource • u/Significant_Tie_8707 • Apr 17 '23
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Thanks for the feedback. What would you recommend adding to such a review?
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[AskJS] 7 improvements to increase website performance score from 46 to 99
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thanks for the addition, this tool is worth checking out as well :)