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I migrated this website from Jekyll to Hugo about half a year ago and also took the opportunity to move hosting from GitHub Pages to Netlify. What I didn't…

Learn more about application security challenges and how to deal with them by implementing 15 application security best practices.

K-means clustering (not to be confused with K-nearest neighbors) is an unsupervised learning algorithm used for grouping similar points together into clusters. start Algorithm The basic K-means algorithm is fairly simple and has two steps, repeated until convergence: assign points to cluster corresponding to closest centroid update centroid locations to the mean of all points assigned to the associated cluster The algorithm con..

Anyone who is a member in one of my rooms should have noticed by now: Something went terribly wrong. There was no malicious intent at any point in time which lead to this, and, while certain peculiarities of the Matrix spec may have had an influence, the fault was mainly due to a mistake on my side… Everything was related to server ACLs in these rooms, so that is where I will start. What are server ACLs? "ACL" is short for "Access Control....

SnykCon is less than 2 weeks away! In 2020, meeting and engaging with others is more important than ever before.


Originally appeared in Infinite Regress In 1983, at the tender age of 8, I had my first real crisis as an artist.  It involved a new-media project I was working on for Mrs. Widenbacher’s class that called for a particular interactive element that I knew would really drive home what I was trying to say.  […]

As part of our privacy-in-Web-Standards work, we’re proud to have been involved in the design for the Global Privacy Control proposal. GPC allows Web users to signal that they do not want to be tracked online, and where relevant, assert legal privacy rights, as described in legislation like the EU’s GDPR and California’s CCPA.

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How I created a global site banner on Leaguepedia using the extension Header Footer and some JavaScript, but no api calls

Top Schedule - river.me - 5 years ago - eng
How I created a global site banner on Leaguepedia using the extension Header Footer and some JavaScript, but no api calls

Top Schedule - river.me - 5 years ago - eng
How I created a global site banner on Leaguepedia using the extension Header Footer and some JavaScript, but no api calls

Top Schedule - river.me - 5 years ago - eng
How I created a global site banner on Leaguepedia using the extension Header Footer and some JavaScript, but no api calls

useEffect is great for fetching and rendering data, but are you using it correctly? There's an eslint plugin to check!

If your plan is to loop over a collection: You shouldn’t check for it being non-empty first. Don’t do this: if (!stuff.empty()) { for (Item item : stuff) { // ... } } Do this instead: for (Item item : stuff) { // ... } Benefits: Shorter Less nesting Same performance I used to do this too at some point in the past, because I thought this would have performance benefits, but in reality, the performance benefit is hardly measur..

If your plan is to loop over a collection: You shouldn’t check for it being non-empty first. Don’t do this: if (!stuff.empty()) { for (Item item : stuff) { // ... } } Do this instead: for (Item item : stuff) { // ... } Benefits: Shorter Less nesting Same performance I used to do this too at some point in the past, because I thought this would have performance benefits, but in reality, the performance benefit is hardly measur..

If your plan is to loop over a collection: You shouldn’t check for it being non-empty first. Don’t do this: if (!stuff.empty()) { for (Item item : stuff) { // ... } } Do this instead: for (Item item : stuff) { // ... } Benefits: Shorter Less nesting Same performance I used to do this too at some point in the past, because I thought this would have performance benefits, but in reality, the performance benefit is hardly measur..

Hillel Wayne has a great newsletter, and one recent post had this observation: The abstract concept here is knowledge or skills that You are unlikely to discover on your own, neither through practice and reflection nor by observing others apply it. Once somebody tells you about it, you can easily learn and apply it. Once you can use it, it immediately gives you significant benefits, possibly to the point of raising your expertise level.

Hillel Wayne has a great newsletter, and one recent post had this observation: The abstract concept here is knowledge or skills that You are unlikely to discover on your own, neither through practice and reflection nor by observing others apply it. Once somebody tells you about it, you can easily learn and apply it. Once you can use it, it immediately gives you significant benefits, possibly to the point of raising your expertise level.

This post derives the theoretical MAD value for the Gumbel distribution and computes the corresponding bias-correction factor. Pragmastat recommends Spread — the Shamos estimator — as a more efficient robust scale alternative. Confidence intervals are available via SpreadBounds . pragmastat.dev github.com/AndreyAkinshin/pragmastat The Gumbel distribution is not only a useful model in the extreme value theory , but it’s als....

Memory issues can be hard to track down. A function that only allocates a few small objects can cause a space leak if it’s called often enough and those objects are never collected. Even then, many objects are supposed to be long-lived. How can a tool, armed with data on allocations and their lifetimes, help sort out the expected from the suspicious?

Memory issues can be hard to track down. A function that only allocates a few small objects can cause a space leak if it’s called often enough and those objects are never collected. Even then, many objects are supposed to be long-lived. How can a tool, armed with data on allocations and their lifetimes, help sort out the expected from the suspicious?

This post derives the theoretical MAD value for the Gumbel distribution and computes the corresponding bias-correction factor. Pragmastat recommends Spread — the Shamos estimator — as a more efficient robust scale alternative. Confidence intervals are available via SpreadBounds . pragmastat.dev github.com/AndreyAkinshin/pragmastat The Gumbel distribution is not only a useful model in the extreme value theory , but it’s als....






I love my online high-yield savings account. I’ve had the account a number of years now, and it was great when the interest rate was just over two percent. But over the past year, the interest rate has slowly been dropping, and now, it’s under one percent.

Ignoring return values can often be dangerous in subtle ways but you may be so used to doing it that you don't even notice anymore. It's…

Here I list my other writings that I published and talks that I held. Writings Mob Programming - Remote Teams in the Flow | Telekom MMS Blog ( Internet Archive ) Ansible Best-Practices | Telekom MMS Blog ( Internet Archive ) Erfahrungen und Best-Practices mit Ansible | Telekom MMS Blog ( Internet Archive ) Updated: Erfahrungen und Best-Practices mit Ansible| entwickler.de ( Internet Archive ) Automating dev-sec releases wi....

Lately I’ve been fascinated by the possibility to analyse the assembly code emitted by the Java JIT (just-in-time) compiler. So far I had only looked only into Java class files using javap ; diving into the world of assembly code feels a bit like Alice must have felt when falling down the rabbit whole into wonderland.

Lately I’ve been fascinated by the possibility to analyse the assembly code emitted by the Java JIT (just-in-time) compiler. So far I had only looked only into Java class files using javap ; diving into the world of assembly code feels a bit like Alice must have felt when falling down the rabbit whole into wonderland.

It's wild that you can couple a physical business to digital technology to the extent that one can't operate without the other

It's wild that you can couple a physical business to digital technology to the extent that one can't operate without the other

It's wild that you can couple a physical business to digital technology to the extent that one can't operate without the other



Well, well, well. It's that time again when I revisit some random thing I built years ago and brace myself for the extent of potential code rot. Confession…

Bro., there are so many plugins for browsers to handle this, it's better for you to recommend some of them rather than risk the hassles of a plugin to your blog. I for one would be hardly offended at running into Spanish on your blog, and could get it translated on my end without giving it much thought.

Well, I never needed anything that extravagant. I always used the "units" CLI utility in Linux to supply metric units in my blog posts, for example. Still, the tool you found is pretty cool for visualizing the scale of things.

We live in a world that is gradually and incessantly attracted by over-rationality and order. In this article we'll burst the enchanted bubble and embrace corruption and chaos — We're going to discuss the topic of image glitch art.

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