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Nominate the security champions in your life for the chance to win a Snykie for Secure Development. Learn more about the process and prizes!
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My blog, jay.jvf.cc, is built using Hugo framework with a lightly modified version of the Terminal theme by panr . Once built, it is hosted on Google Cloud and fronted with Cloudflare for HTTPS termination. For more information see: About Itself
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In one of the previous posts , I discussed the idea of the trimmed Harrell-Davis quantile estimator based on the highest density interval of the given width. Since the Harrell-Davis quantile estimator uses the Beta distribution, we should be able to find the beta distribution highest density interval of the given width. In this post, I will show how to do this.
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In one of the previous posts , I discussed the idea of the trimmed Harrell-Davis quantile estimator based on the highest density interval of the given width. Since the Harrell-Davis quantile estimator uses the Beta distribution, we should be able to find the beta distribution highest density interval of the given width. In this post, I will show how to do this.
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Nostalgia technology, DNS, and lessons learned as a senior engineer - 123dev #23
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justingarrison.com
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5 years ago
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Comments Nostalgia technology Looking back at old technology products most of the time I think how bad they were. Occasionally, I remember something I really liked and I wish I could have it again. But then I realize the products were good at the time but probably would hold back innovations in ways I couldn’t predict. Much like this car jack which seems like a great idea! Takes up minimal amount of space, self inflates, and probably abo..
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Error correction sounds good. It means fewer errors, right? When it comes to QR codes, that’ll mean easier scanning for people, surely? It seems like that’s not the whole story. I wondered about this, and couldn’t find an answer, so I did some exploration, and found there’s two factors in tension: the error correction on one hand, and the resulting data density on the other: For fixed data, like a particular URL, it’s easier to read a....
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Webinar October 05, 2021: Enabling Serverless Teams with CEO Austen Collins
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www.serverless.com
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5 years ago
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Join Serverless CEO Austen Collins for a webinar on building successful serverless development teams, covering reusable templates, testing strategies, and scaling best practices.
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License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 _International Public License (CC BY-NC-ND _4.0) Most of us are addicted to consumption in this modern digital era. Or, Information Age . Information is available in abundance now. The amount which was never accessible for us humans ever since the dawn of time. We watch documentaries about planets, listen to podcasts on varied topics and can read about virtually an....
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In this installment of our cheat sheet series, we’re going to cover the best practices for Python security.
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Every single time I need nginx, I end up spending way too much time fiddling around with its configuration. If you’re like me, rejoice! Julia Evans built a lovely, helpful little tool called nginx playground. Hello! On Wednesday I was talking to a friend about how it would be cool to have an nginx playground website where you can just paste in an nginx config and test it out. And then I realized it might actually be pretty easy to build..
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Do you want to write a Golang app which will use IPFS ? The purpose of this post is to get you up and running IPFS as quickly as possible so you can see what’s involved.
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If you look back in history to the turn of the 20th century, you will find a lot of people wearing hats. Women wore some arguably pretty funny over the top hats. A while earlier, over the men were arguably funny top hats. This isn’t the first time men and women wore funny clothes. The aristocrats in 1680s France looked pretty silly too. The reason we do this, wear silly hats, is because it is fashionable. Compliance with the some perceive..
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Repository: @knadh/listmonk GitHub release page: v2.0.0 This is a major release with multiple new features and a large number of usability improvements, bug fixes, and significant performance improvements. Check out the live demo .
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Comments Curiosity Sometimes our curiosity gets the best of us. I cannot count how many times I’ve run a command, changed a config, or pushed a button that burned me. Usually, I learn my lesson. Many times I’ve put up guardrails or warnings so other devs wouldn’t burn themselves in exactly the same way. People are very creative and until you remove the candle they’ll always find a way to learn on their own.
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The origin of value, what NFTs are, and what comes next I was baffled by the rise of NFTs for quite some time. Why would people spend such exorbitant amounts on jpegs? The art is not even that good most of the time. If people wanted beautiful art, isn’t it more sensible to spend far less on local artists who will most likely produce much better art? Physical art, that is, not jpegs that anyone could “right click and save”.
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Reactive Programming https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reactive_programming https://blog.oakbits.com/introduction-to-rxpy.html https://projectreactor.io/ > Futures/Promises https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Futures_and_promises https://blog.domenic.me/youre-missing-the-point-of-promises/ > Async I/O aio - https://manpages.debian.org/bullseye/manpages/aio.7.en.html io_uring - https://manpages.debian.org/experimental/li....
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It’s been a long time since I’ve posted regularly to the internet – short or long form. As I get older, I find I don’t enjoy publishing in Facebook or Twitter-sized snippets. So I decided to try and start blogging on a longer form again. My primary topic will be the various personal projects I’ve started working on in the last few years. None of this is to be seen as a review or endorsement of the products or software I’ve used. Some of i..
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In a new study published in Ageing and Society, researchers Sam Carr and Chao Fang spent over 130 hours interviewing older people to understand what it’s like to get old and cope with loneliness. The Conversation UK features their report, appropriately titled Loneliness, loss and regret: what getting old really feels like . We found that ageing brings about a series of inevitable losses that deeply challenge people’s sense of connectio..
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Netlify Functions are serverless code that are easy to deploy. Here I want to show how to program a simple Netlify Function to send a contact message from my website to an email address and log it into an Airtable sheet.
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Comments End results When I think about how I create software it feels very haphazard. Some days are better than others but I rarely make the progress I want. By the time I’m ready to share with someone I realize how much a week or a month of steady progress adds up. The gif was created by making folds and creases in paper and then using stop motion to put them together. Progress must have been slow but the end result is stunning.
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Solving Newcomb’s paradox for classical and quantum predictors
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diffxweyl.wordpress.com
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5 years ago
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A recent HN post reminded me of Newcomb’s paradox, which goes as follows (from Wiki): There is a reliable predictor, another player, and two boxes designated A and B. The player is given a choice between taking only box B, or taking both boxes A and B. The player knows the following: Box A is … Continue reading "Solving Newcomb’s paradox for classical and quantum predictors"
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Comments Self made complexity Everyone is familiar with their own complexity. I’m sure this clock makes sense to the person who built it. When you’re the one who creates it it doesn’t seem complex but perfectly logical. Complexity shows up in our daily lives, in code, in systems, and especially organizations. Fighting complexity isn’t always the right solution, but finding a complexity that can be reasoned about and understood by others ..
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You might have noticed that command output of PreStop hook won’t appear in pod logs and only thing you can see is whether the PreStop hook command failed or not is by checking kubernetes events log. So how can we see the PreStop hook command output in pod logs? By default container engine only redirects the stdout/err of the main process (running with PID 1) to the logging driver. Since the PreStop hook runs as a separate process the ou....
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