I am using a gemini model so for creating an agent what should I use instead of createOpenAiFunctionAgent? I can't find similar for gemini

you’re gifted at explaining things. please make a nextjs tutorial

Interesting topic

bilingual plis im from indonesia

Nah stopped at first few secs I hate crappy AI voiceovers

So underrated tech.

I'll be honest, this was a lot! Not your tutorial but the entire process. I am brand new to cybersec, python, and VM's. & at 53, I'm making a career change and this tutorial has given me the confidence to feel like I at least know a little bit! lol I installed Virtual Box after tinkering around on HTB. I found a 1TB stick, and put the Ubuntu .iso on there but it was write-protected so I had to use Rufus to format the drive, then install this, add the .iso image without accidentally overwriting my PC, etc,,etc. and now here I am! I have a freaking VM at home and can now learn how to pen test and hack (ethically of course!) Thank you so much OP! Next up, I'm installing Kali Linux so I can have a testing environment!

Gems on gems 💎💎💎

Cool video. Straight to the point.

The best tutorial. Thank you for sharing!

@BraveHub, what did you do to download the Import and Export Wizard

Why not just use prisma? And you dont need to write any of these custom stuff.

What's the best way to reliably port this model over to MacOS? Is there a way to run it off a Windows or Linux based machine on the network but by interfacing with the model via MacOS? Thanks for your help!

This is great but I wish there was a voice over so I could actuall focus on the images rather than the text. I find myself constantly rewinding to read the text then look at the images

Can you share this project link so that we can use this boilerplate. It will be helpfull.

Awesome tutorial 🫡🫡🫡

I lo e Python ❤

28:05 Can you suggest how to get rid of this weird highlight issue with `sudo gedit`?

25:50 why did you put a `]` after `sleep 10;` ?

Thank you very much for the video

where do i get the excel file. i can't see it in description

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Good video. Worth noting that the original antd/dist/antd.css import statement has been abandoned. More details here: ant.design/docs/react/migration-v5#technology-adjustment

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I followed your instruction for installing, arrived to 49:51, unfortunately I got different results (windows 10 system): 1. in the editor no online suggestions about mistakes in code 2. it doesn't open the console when run, but no error message I'm oging to try to debug, I'll keep you informed.

*0:00** - **13:26** - installation process* *13:26** - **38:20** - Migration from Qt5 to Qt6* 19:28 - QVariant from QString 20:29 - Changes to QDateTime 21:03 - QLinkedList 22:09 - QTextCodec 23:06 - QString append 23:39 - QTextStream and endl 24:56 - Dptr is a QScopedPointer 25:36 - QSysInfo changes 26:09 - QXmlStreamReader 27:05 - QTcpSocket changes 27:51 - QSslSocket changes 28:48 - QNetworkAccessManager 29:35 - QtConcurrent changes 30:34 - QString sprintf 31:26 - QStateMachine 32:25 - QML File Dialog 34:06 - QRegExp 34:50 - QCloseEvent 35:20 - QListWodgetItem 36:20 - WindowFlags 36:56 - QML Menubar *39:05** - **58:20** - Hello Qt* *59:08** - **1:25:30** - QObject and MOC* *1:26:17** - **1:36:20** - QObjects can not be copied* *1:37:07** - **1:52:42** - QObject Parent Child Relationships* ***really important stuff about memory (not)leaks in Qt*** P.S. I'm in process

Fast and furious... 🎉

Hola amigo, de donde obtienes estos datos? 😊

You deserve much more audience, I like your content, I will recommend you :), I don't speak English well, but with the subtitles I am comfortable

Wooooaaahh

Thank you bro,its look good, i follow this route

Amazing! Could you add timestamps, please?

Here are all the pairings: C++ Smart Pointers = Memory management C++ std::thread = Multi-threading C++ STL Containers = Data structures C++ std::string = String manipulation C++ Eigen = Numerical computations C++ Qt = GUI development C++ Boost.Beast = Web development C++ SDL = Game development C++ Boost.Asio = Networking C++ std::fstream = File I/O C++ std::regex = Regular expressions C++ OpenCV = Image processing C++ Google Test = Testing frameworks C++ Boost.Math = Mathematical computations C++ TensorFlow = Artificial Intelligence C++ Boost.Asio = Asynchronous programming C++ Protobuf = Serialization C++ SQLite = Database interaction C++ spdlog = Logging C++ PortAudio = Audio processing C++ CMake = Cross-platform development

Well done

I thought I had not used many distros, but after watching the list, I would really say that distro hopping is real😂😂

It was an awesome tutorial for a beginner.

thank you so much for explaining this topic in very simple way. Please provide source code

What do you think? Will KMP catch up in the market in the future or not?

"web browser haven't change in years, or have they?" Sounds like Vsauce

Well done!

It's a framework what is front end language please

Thanks a lot

Thanks🎉

😀👍thanks for sharing

the dark future where content about an independent software is written by the AI of a tech giant, published on the platform of an other tech giant and I for some reason actually enjoy it

Interested

Thx bro❤