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These caught my eyes on the way to my eldest’s soccer game. Really interesting undulations. The post Storm Clouds first appeared on hypergeometric .
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Another year, another books roundup. This one is slightly late because I was traveling with Yee Aun at the beginning of the year, so please file any complaints with her. Some changes in reading technology - This year, I got a bookshelf - the Ikea Hemnes, which turned out to be slightly taller than makes sense for my room. I'm still very happy with it. As a consequence, I ended up buying and reading more physical books. I also got a n....
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Adding an extra dimension with the power of quaternions, orthographic projections and a whole lot of churn.
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Adding an extra dimension with the power of quaternions, orthographic projections and a whole lot of churn.
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If you find yourself in a team that needs to largely increase in size (happened to me twice at Uber) whether at a big company or a rising startup, you will end up interviewing a lot.
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I’ve been adding Sorbet and type checking gradually to a legacy Ruby codebase dating back to the 2010‘s. First up was getting all or most files as (a topic for another day): # typed: true Now I’m gradually adding method annotations, using sig annotations, to tell Sorbet what types a method accepts and returns, like so: sig {params(x: SomeType, y: SomeOtherType).returns(MyReturnType)} def foo(x, y); ...; end Docs: https://sorbet.org/d..
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My favorite ~200 articles out of the ~2,700+ that I read in 2022. Particular favorites are marked with a star (⭐). Book Reviews The Dawn Of Everything by Erik Hoel at Astral Codex Ten Exhaustion by “Van Occupanther” at Astral Codex Ten ⭐ Too Like the Lightning by @bormgans at Weighing a pig doesn’t fatten it Seven Surrenders by @bormgans at Weighing a pig doesn’t fatten it How Molecular Forces and Rotating Planets C....
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My favorite ~200 articles out of the ~2,700+ that I read in 2022. Particular favorites are marked with a star (⭐). Book Reviews The Dawn Of Everything by Erik Hoel at Astral Codex Ten Exhaustion by “Van Occupanther” at Astral Codex Ten ⭐ Too Like the Lightning by @bormgans at Weighing a pig doesn’t fatten it Seven Surrenders by @bormgans at Weighing a pig doesn’t fatten it How Molecular Forces and Rotating Planets C....
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On January 4, CircleCI, an automated CI/CD pipeline setup tool, reported a security incident in their product by sharing an advisory.Learn about this incident, next steps, and about supply chain security.
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Back in the late 2000s, my teenage daughter and I went to a local mall one weekend to do some shopping. As usual, I insisted we drop into the Apple store before leaving. The store itself was quite busy. There were people playing with nearly every item on display at the tables near the front of the store, and even more people hovering around those people to catch a glimpse of what they were doing.
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Back in the late 2000s, my teenage daughter and I went to a local mall one weekend to do some shopping. As usual, I insisted we drop into the Apple store before leaving. The store itself was quite busy. There were people playing with nearly every item on display at the tables near the front of the store, and even more people hovering around those people to catch a glimpse of what they were doing.
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Listen for SIGINT and SIGTERM Events in a ZX Script
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www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com
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Have you ever needed to handle signal events within your ZX script? For example, what happens if you need to handle a graceful shutdown of your long-running or infinite-running script? Or what happens... The post Listen for SIGINT and SIGTERM Events in a ZX Script appeared first on The Polyglot Developer .
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I recently received the first "real" iteration of my design for adapting Phase One (And Mamiya/Leaf/) Digital Backs to work with the Bronica SQ Line. This one was made via CNC vs. SLS 3d Printing, and so is much stronger, more accurate, and nicer to look at
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After inadvertently finding that InfoSys leaked an AWS key on PyPi I wanted to know how many other live AWS keys may be present on Python package index. After scanning every release published to PyPi I found 57 valid access keys from organisations like: Amazon themselves 😅 Intel Stanford , Portland...
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After inadvertently finding that InfoSys leaked an AWS key on PyPi I wanted to know how many other live AWS keys may be present on Python package index. After scanning every release published to PyPi I found 57 valid access keys from organisations like: Amazon themselves 😅 Intel Stanford , Portland...
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Podľa vedeckých štúdií spôsobuje čas trávený sledovaním obrazovky u detí negatívne zmeny vo vývoji ich mozgu, spomaľuje ich neurologický a sociálny vývoj. Uzávery (lockdown) – viac učenia cez monitory počítačov tieto riziká len zvýšili. Videohry, smartfóny, tablety, netebooky si mnohé deti priam podmanili. Vo výskume uverejnenom v časopise International Journal of Sociology of the Family v […]
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Surveying Comprehension Constructs & Python Parallelism Infighting
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realpython.com
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3 years ago
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Have you embraced the use of comprehensions in your Python journey? Are you familiar with all the varieties of comprehension constructs? This week on the show, Christopher Trudeau is here, bringing another batch of PyCoder's Weekly articles and projects.
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Have you ever heard about the saying Not your server, not your data or Cloud is someone else’s computer ? These sayings are there to remind everyone of the risks that can happen when you trust a service with all of your data. What happens if you put all of your family photos on Google Photos and your account is closed one day with a cryptic reason and you have no recourse? How will you get back your photos?
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I recently celebrated my one year anniversary as a Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) trainee at SoundCloud. Looking back, I had very little…
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I recently celebrated my one year anniversary as a Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) trainee at SoundCloud. Looking back, I had very little…
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I strongly believe that you should avoid connecting to production environments from local developer machines as much as possible. But sometimes, e.g. in order to analyse some specific kinds of failures, doing so can be inevitable. Now, if this is the case, I really, really want to be sure that I’m aware of the environment I am working in. I absolutely want to avoid a situation as in the catchy title of this post, when for instance you..
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I strongly believe that you should avoid connecting to production environments from local developer machines as much as possible. But sometimes, e.g. in order to analyse some specific kinds of failures, doing so can be inevitable. Now, if this is the case, I really, really want to be sure that I’m aware of the environment I am working in. I absolutely want to avoid a situation as in the catchy title of this post, when for instance you..
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I strongly believe that you should avoid connecting to production environments from local developer machines as much as possible. But sometimes, e.g. in order to analyse some specific kinds of failures, doing so can be inevitable. Now, if this is the case, I really, really want to be sure that I’m aware of the environment I am working in. I absolutely want to avoid a situation as in the catchy title of this post, when for instance you..
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Do you remember a long time ago when we introduced a feature in the Big Data Tools plugin called ZTools that allows you to view the current state of variables in a Zeppelin notebook? Do you remember that we made significant changes to ZTools implementation almost a year ago? It’s our tradition to make big […]
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