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Predicting product success using Neuroscience and the Probability Theory
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www.thoughtworks.com
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6 years ago
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eng
Which business owner, after dropping a cool couple of billions into R&D, wouldn’t want to predict her latest product’s success and profitability?
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Find out what deployment strategies Serverless Framework Pro's CI/CD feature gives us for managing deployments as a team
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Management Anti Pattern - How to Demoralize Team Members Without Doing Anything
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fuzzyblog.io
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6 years ago
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eng
I have discovered a wonderful anti pattern for absolutely demoralizing team members in a remote context and it is drop dead simple: When you are someone's manager, simply don't respond to the things that they send you. The magic of this is as follows: It requires that you do absolutely nothing ! It works whether you are not responding to Email, Slack or another method It entirely demoralizes even experienced, motivated team m....
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Installing Helm 2 into a namespace other than kube-system can be a little tricky to get right. Learn how to do it quickly and easily with an example.
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How specialists like Louis Nyffenegger and Lachlan Giles turned their expertise into profitable online courses in a booming e-learning market
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How specialists like Louis Nyffenegger and Lachlan Giles turned their expertise into profitable online courses in a booming e-learning market
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How specialists like Louis Nyffenegger and Lachlan Giles turned their expertise into profitable online courses in a booming e-learning market
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In the last lightning round , I promised that these posts would give me somewhere to share things that used to slip through the cracks. Today I have two. Permalink.
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Πρόσφατα είδα μια πολύ ωραία εντολή που βρίσκει τις παλίνδρομες ημερομηνίες μεταξύ του τώρα και x ημερών στο παρελθόν. Η εντολή κοινοποιήθηκε στο Twitter από το λογαριασμό @climagic (ένας πολύ ωραίος λογαριασμός σχετικά με tweets που σχετίζονται με την γραμμή εντολών). Σε αυτό το άρθρο θα σπάσω την εντολή σε τμήματα και θα εξηγήσω πως λειτουργεί το καθένα. Τι είναι το παλίνδρομο - Καρκινική γραφή Καρκινικές επιγραφές ή καρκίνοι ....
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Πρόσφατα είδα μια πολύ ωραία εντολή που βρίσκει τις παλίνδρομες ημερομηνίες μεταξύ του τώρα και x ημερών στο παρελθόν. Η εντολή κοινοποιήθηκε στο Twitter από το λογαριασμό @climagic (ένας πολύ ωραίος λογαριασμός σχετικά με tweets που σχετίζονται με την γραμμή εντολών). Σε αυτό το άρθρο θα σπάσω την εντολή σε τμήματα και θα εξηγήσω πως λειτουργεί το καθένα. Τι είναι το παλίνδρομο - Καρκινική γραφή Καρκινικές επιγραφές ή καρκίνοι ....
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Πρόσφατα είδα μια πολύ ωραία εντολή που βρίσκει τις παλίνδρομες ημερομηνίες μεταξύ του τώρα και x ημερών στο παρελθόν. Η εντολή κοινοποιήθηκε στο Twitter από το λογαριασμό @climagic (ένας πολύ ωραίος λογαριασμός σχετικά με tweets που σχετίζονται με την γραμμή εντολών). Σε αυτό το άρθρο θα σπάσω την εντολή σε τμήματα και θα εξηγήσω πως λειτουργεί το καθένα. Τι είναι το παλίνδρομο - Καρκινική γραφή Καρκινικές επιγραφές ή καρκίνοι ....
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This is not a post about how to add Cargo docstrings on table pages. Rather, it’s a post about how to create workarounds in MediaWiki in a reasonably well-controlled manner.
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This is not a post about how to add Cargo docstrings on table pages. Rather, it’s a post about how to create workarounds in MediaWiki in a reasonably well-controlled manner.
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This is not a post about how to add Cargo docstrings on table pages. Rather, it’s a post about how to create workarounds in MediaWiki in a reasonably well-controlled manner.
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This is not a post about how to add Cargo docstrings on table pages. Rather, it’s a post about how to create workarounds in MediaWiki in a reasonably well-controlled manner.
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I always find it interesting when I hit a Rails-ism when I'm working in a pure Ruby context. I define a Rails-ism as something that is one way in Ruby and another way in Rails. In this case I'm writing a simple background daemon which is going to stream data out of the Twitter sample stream and commit to Kafka for downstream processing. Here's the first thing that bit me: TOPIC = ENV [ 'TOPIC' ] if TOPIC . blank? puts ....
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Series Index Why and What Projects, Dependencies and Gopls Minimal Version Selection Mirrors, Checksums and Athens Gopls Improvements Vendoring Introduction One of the longer standing questions I had when first learning about modules was how the module mirror, checksum database and Athens worked. The Go team has written extensively about the module mirror and checksum database, but I hope to consolidate the most imp..
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The launch and crash of the USA’s healthcare.gov website in 2013 is a watershed moment in the history of digital technologies for public services. What was intended to be an empowering platform for millions of uninsured Americans, ended up going through quite an embarrassing moment on the world stage.
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I always find it interesting when I hit a Rails-ism when I'm working in a pure Ruby context. I define a Rails-ism as something that is one way in Ruby and another way in Rails. In this case I'm writing a simple background daemon which is going to stream data out of the Twitter sample stream and commit to Kafka for downstream processing. Here's the first thing that bit me: TOPIC = ENV [ 'TOPIC' ] if TOPIC . blank? puts ....
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How can a Content Security Policy prevent XSS and other vulnerabilities?
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snyk.io
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6 years ago
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eng
Implementing an airtight content security policy can go a long way in terms of protecting a site against XSS attacks.
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When You Need a Ruby Data Structure that Responds to Method Calls - Use OpenStruct
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fuzzyblog.io
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6 years ago
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eng
I'm in the position of building a system where there is one source of truth for configuration – an API from the the user interface component of the system (this is the part that will always be online so it made sense for it to serve the api). The problem is that I have a server side component that needs to go online today as in now . And that API isn't yet available. I basically have a section in my code where I get the configuration da....
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Repository: @knadh/listmonk GitHub release page: v0.4.0-alpha This release introduces breaking changes. It adds support for double-optin lists, subscriptions, and campaigns. Uprading from the previous version. The template function {{ .UnsubscribeURL }} loses the period and is now {{ UnsubscribeURL }}. All templates need to be edited to reflect this change. Apply the changes to DB tables by running the following queries.
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When You Need a Ruby Data Structure that Responds to Method Calls - Use OpenStruct
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fuzzyblog.io
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6 years ago
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eng
I'm in the position of building a system where there is one source of truth for configuration – an API from the the user interface component of the system (this is the part that will always be online so it made sense for it to serve the api). The problem is that I have a server side component that needs to go online today as in now . And that API isn't yet available. I basically have a section in my code where I get the configuration da....
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I’ve been incredibly busy with the newborn (now six weeks old) and the oldborn (almost two years old!) that I’ve barely had time to keep up with this blog.
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Installing keycloak Keycloak is a redhat (and therefore now IBM) product for Identity and Access Management, so you can add authentication to applications and secure services. It’s all available out of the box. If you need an auth service for your app, Keycloak is a perfect candidate. Docker compose I like docker compose, so here is how I do it using official example from their repo: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 ....
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Installing keycloak Keycloak is a redhat (and therefore now IBM) product for Identity and Access Management, so you can add authentication to applications and secure services. It’s all available out of the box. If you need an auth service for your app, Keycloak is a perfect candidate. Docker compose I like docker compose, so here is how I do it using official example from their repo: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 ....
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My experience in tech industry isn’t that big. It would be something around 5 years working as a coder. This industry moves fast, things change, new technologies emerge on daily basis. In order to do my job well I have to constantly learn something new. I enjoy that a lot. Learning is great. It allows you to look at the world differently than you did before. Sometimes it’s exhausting and frustrating. It’s easy to be negative towards a new..
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