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Every SnailLife model struct has a repository struct to go with it. Since all repos are implementing the same Repository interface I wanted to reuse most of the code for testing them, but also allow for custom repo-specific tests. For example,OwnerRepo does some stuff that StableRepo does not - like optionally retrieving stables belonging to an owner.
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The concept of a global village stems from an idealistic view of a shrinking world, connected through electronic media. What is far, comes closer, nothing is out of reach anymore. Maps shape our undestanding of the physical world, so I decided to invert it. To shape the maps according to the understanding of the world - in this case according to the concept of a global village. I shrank the world little by little by removing empty, unu....
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I noticed that my coverage reports were including mock packages. To get rid of this instead of running go test like this:
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I am probably like most people in that when I meet someone who I deem to be important the way I deal with them changes. It introduces a more reserved interaction with more careful responses.
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I really liked Simon Sinek’s other books but didn’t get into this one as much - don’t get me wrong, it is still an excellent read and you can learn a lot.
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Steve Kerr, the coach of the Golden State Warriors basketball team, took an usual step recently by allowing his players to coach instead of him. He felt that things had become a little staid and wanted to shake things up … it worked - they won by their highest margin of the season. Sometimes leadership is knowing when to step back.
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I am probably like most people in that when I meet someone who I deem to be important the way I deal with them changes. It introduces a more reserved interaction with more careful responses.
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I really liked Simon Sinek’s other books but didn’t get into this one as much - don’t get me wrong, it is still an excellent read and you can learn a lot.
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Steve Kerr, the coach of the Golden State Warriors basketball team, took an usual step recently by allowing his players to coach instead of him. He felt that things had become a little staid and wanted to shake things up … it worked - they won by their highest margin of the season. Sometimes leadership is knowing when to step back.
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Just a list of plugin I am considering using as a base for further developments: Kindred PostsKindred Posts uses artificial intelligence to learn how your website visitors use your site and recommends content based on their interests.(not maintained anymore but developper actively asked for people to join and keep maintaining the project… might do that… we’ll see) WordLift – AI powered SEOWordLift helps you organize posts and pages adding f..
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Just a list of plugin I am considering using as a base for further developments: Kindred PostsKindred Posts uses artificial intelligence to learn how your website visitors use your site and recommends content based on their interests.(not maintained anymore but developper actively asked for people to join and keep maintaining the project… might do that… we’ll see) WordLift – AI powered SEOWordLift helps you organize posts and pages adding f..
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I got to take part in a crypto ceremony that I heard about on Radiolab. It was surprisingly easy to participate. What is the Powers of Tau Ceremony? I won’t pretend to understand. The digital currency group, The Zcash Foundation, posted an announcement late last year that explains it, but the main thing I got was this. The best part is that the Powers of Tau […] can scale to hundreds (or even thousands) of participants. As the numbe....
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I got to take part in a crypto ceremony that I heard about on Radiolab. It was surprisingly easy to participate. What is the Powers of Tau Ceremony? I won’t pretend to understand. The digital currency group, The Zcash Foundation, posted an announcement late last year that explains it, but the main thing I got was this. The best part is that the Powers of Tau […] can scale to hundreds (or even thousands) of participants. As the numbe....
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I have been working on an idea for a LMS project I am involved with. The general problem we are trying to solve is to provide a customise learning path for users Here are some of the videos I found relevant and quick research notes. #Machine Learning with WordPress(not as much about wordpress as I thought it would be but a nice intro) #Building a Machine Learning Platform at QuoraVery good consideration – must relisten to it again.
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I have been working on an idea for a LMS project I am involved with. The general problem we are trying to solve is to provide a customise learning path for users Here are some of the videos I found relevant and quick research notes. #Machine Learning with WordPress(not as much about wordpress as I thought it would be but a nice intro) #Building a Machine Learning Platform at QuoraVery good consideration – must relisten to it again.
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Learn how to configure XDebug and PHPUnit in PHPStorm, allowing you to write better tests and fix bugs faster. Test Driven Development (TDD) is an old topic, I know, but it seems many people don’t understand how it makes you write better code. The point here is that one of the most important benefits it’s … Continue reading Using XDebug with PHPUnit in PHPStorm
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Not long ago, the CTO of a large organization said to us, “Innovation is not our problem. We have plenty of innovative, smart people in every department and at every level. That’s our problem. They’re disconnected. Some are off doing their own thing. Others are frustrated, and I’m concerned we may to lose them. We’re sitting on all of this fragmented potential; if it were a more coordinated, focused, and strategic effort, we could be unstop..
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I just crossed 100,000 reputation on stackoverflow. I've posted 1618 answers. Most of this activity was around node.js and javascript, especially from when I was really focused on learning a new ecosystem between 2011 and 2014. Analytics indicate my answers have reached 6.3 million people, which I'm very pleased with. I earned gold badges for javascript, node.js, and express. My favorite badge is "Necromancer" (answer a question more than..
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I just crossed 100,000 reputation on stackoverflow. I've posted 1618 answers. Most of this activity was around node.js and javascript, especially from when I was really focused on learning a new ecosystem between 2011 and 2014. Analytics indicate my answers have reached 6.3 million people, which I'm very pleased with. I earned gold badges for javascript, node.js, and express. My favorite badge is "Necromancer" (answer a question more than..
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Ignoring security issues shouldn’t be the default action, but sometimes it's necessary — for example, if an issue doesn’t currently have a fix, you might want to snooze it until it does. Thankfully, Snyk makes it suppress issues that are currently irrelevant.
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People often think of formal methods and theorem provers as forbidding tools, cool in theory but with a steep learning curve that makes them hard to use in real life. In this post, we’re going to describe a case we ran into recently where we were able to leverage theorem proving technology, Z3 in particular, to validate some real world engineering we were doing on the OCaml compiler. This post is aimed at readers interested in compilers, bu..
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People often think of formal methods and theorem provers as forbidding tools, cool in theory but with a steep learning curve that makes them hard to use in real life. In this post, we’re going to describe a case we ran into recently where we were able to leverage theorem proving technology, Z3 in particular, to validate some real world engineering we were doing on the OCaml compiler. This post is aimed at readers interested in compilers, bu..
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I’ve been pretty successful selling t-shirts on Amazon these past few months. I normally only sell one, maybe two shirts per order, but one particular order caught my eye. I sold eight of these Euler’s constant t-shirts on January 15th. Cool, easy money. When February 7th rolled around, Wikipedia shared on their Facebook page that it was Euler’s Constant Day.
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In this article I'm going to pose a not so novel compatibilistic idea about the so-recurrent philosophical discussion of free will and determinism. However, this can apply to any topic where reductionism is over-used. Let's get started.
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This was an excellent podcast on the ethics behind some of the decisions being made about technology today. The whole talk is excellent and thought provoking however for me one part (about 27 minutes in) stood out:
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This was an excellent podcast on the ethics behind some of the decisions being made about technology today. The whole talk is excellent and thought provoking however for me one part (about 27 minutes in) stood out:
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Running a scalable & reliable GraphQL endpoint with Serverless
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www.serverless.com
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Learn how to create GraphQL endpoints using the Serverless Framework, Lambda, DynamoDB, RDS and a REST backend.
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When it comes to big changes this is pretty huge but surprisingly “subtle”. This weekend we’ll release a new plugin update that will completely replace the update process of Codename One and a week after that we will start nagging you to update your plugin so we can all be on the same page. This is a HUGE change as we didn’t change anything about the update process since 2012. But the cool thing about it is that you might not notice it…
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Stefano J Attardi’s excellent blog on using a neural network to split trendlines in his mechanical watch tracking app attracted many comments on hacker news suggesting a simpler algorithm might be more appropriate: If I understand correctly, the reason a CNN is used here is because we want to find the splits that a human would visually agree “looks” the best? So rather than a regression it’s more like the “line simplification” problem....
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