We all know (hopefully) the basics of semantic HTML, that e.g. use appropriate elements like , , . Not ! But there's obviously so much more to semantic HTML than just these common tags. For example, I recently came across an interesting example. I was trying to create a element and also give credit to the original person / place where I got the quote...

After working as a web dev for a couple years I decided to quit my job and start my own company. I’ve been building and maintaining Wordpress websites and it seems to be growing quite fast. I started this year and I am already making more than I was at my previous job. I figure I can probably cap out at maintaining 50 websites at once. That would give...

My friend asked me to build a simple AI tool for him to use at his company but I am not sure how to price this out. It will be simply filling out a form and do an analysis to determine what price he should charge people. How can I calculate the cost of OpenAI API? It's a bit confusing to me since I am not very verse on the terms of AI submitted by...

In my blog I made a `` that looks like the following picture: https://preview.redd.it/lxqsyefxo7td1.png?width=1162&format=png&auto=webp&s=46d688c98ffc5045680287963e9506f826c21337 It's completely static, and the actual partition numbers / partition sizes are just for illustration purposes. Would it be semantically correct to make it act...

title. I'm trying to specialize in .NET technologies since I already have a v v good foundation in C# and I enjoy it, but I'm wondering what the best course of action would be for frontend and backend, with more focused tech stack to look out for interviews. submitted by /u/tinker_b3lls [link] [comments]

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