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Tilde Thurium

Tilde Thurium is a a Senior Developer Educator at LaunchDarkly, based in the San Francisco bay area. They can probably deadlift more than you. Ask them about how to paint an algorithm, the intersections between mutual aid and biology, or which coast has the best vegan croissants.

Stories by Tilde Thurium

Developer productivity
Apr 11
Customizing user experiences using FastAPI and LaunchDarkly segment targeting

Use LaunchDarkly’s segment targeting feature to show users a customized FastAPI site.

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Tilde Thurium

AI
Mar 27
DeepSeek vs Qwen: local model showdown in Python, featuring LaunchDarkly AI Configs

Compare locally running models in Python, using LaunchDarkly AI configs.

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Tilde Thurium

AI
Mar 04
DeepSeek vs Qwen: local model showdown featuring LaunchDarkly AI Configs

Compare DeepSeek-R1 and Alibaba’s Qwen AI models, using LaunchDarkly AI configs.

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Tilde Thurium

Risk mitigation
Mar 07
Quickly disable external API calls in your Sinatra application using LaunchDarkly kill switch flags

Disable 3rd-party API calls in a Sinatra application using the LaunchDarkly Ruby SDK

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Tilde Thurium

AI
Jan 31
Upgrade OpenAI models in ExpressJS applications — using LaunchDarkly AI configs

In this tutorial, we’ll teach you to use AI configs to upgrade the OpenAI model version in an ExpressJS application.

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Tilde Thurium

Migrations
Jan 15
Upgrade OpenAI models in Python FastAPI applications—using LaunchDarkly AI configs

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Tilde Thurium

Developer productivity
Dec 19
LaunchDarkly + Ghost: using feature flags to change styles in your CMS

In this post you’ll learn how to add LaunchDarkly feature flags to a site hosted on the Ghost CMS to change your site’s styling at the flick of a switch.

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Tilde Thurium

Developer productivity
Nov 27
Detecting vaccine misinformation in a custom Bluesky feed, using LaunchDarkly and OpenAI

In this tutorial, you’ll create a Bluesky custom feed in Python that filters posts based on keywords. You’ll use an OpenAI model to do basic sentiment analysis on the posts, discarding the ones that are likely to be misinformation. Then you’ll wrap the LLM call in a LaunchDarkly feature flag so you can quickly enable it when misinformation surges.

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Tilde Thurium

Feature Flags
Nov 18
Using LaunchDarkly Feature Flags in a Contentful + React Application

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use LaunchDarkly feature flags to show and hide front-end features in a Contentful + React web application.

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Tilde Thurium

Feature Flags
Nov 07
Email API showdown: testing Mailgun vs. Resend with LaunchDarkly feature flags

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use LaunchDarkly feature flags to toggle between 2 different email providers (Resend and Mailgun) in an ExpressJS application.

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Tilde Thurium

Experimentation
Oct 28
Running a seasonally themed signup experiment with LaunchDarkly and ExpressJS

In this tutorial you’ll learn how to run an A/B experiment to give your signup flow some 🍁seasonally themed flavor ☠️, using LaunchDarkly and ExpressJS. All experiments should start with a hypothesis. Will changing the design to be a bit spooookier increase our conversion rate? Let’s find out!

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Tilde Thurium

De-risked releases
Oct 17
Mitigating signup spam spikes with LaunchDarkly and Twilio Verify in an ExpressJS app

 In this tutorial, we’ll build an ExpressJS demo app that has the flexibility to toggle extra verification layers on during spam attacks.  This demo combines Twilio Verify, a fraud verification API that can be used across many communications channels, with LaunchDarkly feature flags. Take that, spammers.

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Tilde Thurium

De-risked releases
Oct 07
Upgrade your APIs safely with Progressive Rollouts in an ExpressJS Application

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Tilde Thurium

De-risked releases
Oct 02
Upgrade your APIs safely with Progressive Rollouts in a Python FastAPI Application

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Tilde Thurium

Feature Flags
Sep 20
Creating customized user experiences using Express JS and LaunchDarkly segment targeting

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Tilde Thurium

De-risked releases
Sep 17
Quickly disable external API calls in your FastAPI application using FastAPI and LaunchDarkly kill switch flags

In this tutorial you will learn to add a kill switch to disable 3rd-party API calls in a FastAPI application, using the LaunchDarkly Python SDK.

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Tilde Thurium

Experimentation
Sep 12
Business in the front, party in the back: creating customized user experiences using Fastify JS and LaunchDarkly

Treating every user the same is risky when they may have different goals, dreams, desires, and features they care about. To provide the best experience, you want to customize your website based on what you know about your users. Luckily, LaunchDarkly makes it easy to do just that. In this tutorial, you will learn how to use segment targeting to show users with a .edu email address a student version of your website using LaunchDarkly and Fastify.

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Tilde Thurium