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My nephew is getting old enough that his little personality is starting to come out and I can imagine him going through the different phases of life. He’s still too young to need or to listen to any of my advice, but that doesn’t prevent me from wanting to give it to him. I’ve decided […]
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Heroku Connect: Faster, More Reliable Data Sync with Salesforce CDC
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www.heroku.com
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7 months ago
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eng
Imagine this: Your sales team is about to close a major deal. They’re building a custom quote in your app, but they need to see the latest product line items from an Opportunity in Salesforce. They refresh. And wait. The data is stale. The quote gets generated, but it’s missing the latest addition to the […] The post Heroku Connect: Faster, More Reliable Data Sync with Salesforce CDC appeared first on Heroku .
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This post originally appeared on Shyp's engineering blog in July 2015. It has since been deleted. It is reproduced as closely as possible here. The original is accessible on the Wayback Machine. Eight months ago when I ran our core API tests at Shyp, it took 100 seconds from starting the test to seeing output […]
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A little anniversary Did you know that CUDA has been available in Clojure for the last 9 years through ClojureCUDA, and GPU programming through OpenCL for more than 10? I almost forgot about these anniversaries. Ten years ago most people liked it a lot, starred it on Github, patted me on the back, but then concluded that they don't have an Nvidia card available on their laptops, or, if they had GPUs, that they won't have time to lea....
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A little anniversary Did you know that CUDA has been available in Clojure for the last 9 years through ClojureCUDA, and GPU programming through OpenCL for more than 10? I almost forgot about these anniversaries. Ten years ago most people liked it a lot, starred it on Github, patted me on the back, but then concluded that they don't have an Nvidia card available on their laptops, or, if they had GPUs, that they won't have time to lea....
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Hey everyone, I’ve finally turned this blog into a book! Or, rather, I am deep in the process of turning this blog into a book. Yes, it’s about 20 years, give or take, after I first thought of doing so, … Continue reading →
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Seth Godin asks If someone with more skill and dedication took over your work, how many ways could they make it better?
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Seth Godin asks If someone with more skill and dedication took over your work, how many ways could they make it better?
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Local RAG search for markdown files. SQLite FTS5 keyword search and HNSW vector search fused with Reciprocal Rank Fusion, running fully offline on a local ONNX embedding model.
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Local RAG search for markdown files. SQLite FTS5 keyword search and HNSW vector search fused with Reciprocal Rank Fusion, running fully offline on a local ONNX embedding model.
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I’m preparing to launch Workshop here as an independent newsletter within Contraption Company. I started it as an experiment, and I’m ready to graduate it from “experiment” to “project.” Before doing ...
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PostgreSQL on VPS - installation, configuration, security
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akashrajpurohit.com
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7 months ago
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eng
Your backend needs a database. Here's how to set up PostgreSQL with Docker Compose on your VPS - the way most developers actually do it in 2025.
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MapTiler On-Prem has made it easy to get software to serve the maps you host on your own infrastructure.
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PostgreSQL on VPS - installation, configuration, security
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akashrajpurohit.com
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7 months ago
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eng
Your backend needs a database. Here's how to set up PostgreSQL with Docker Compose on your VPS - the way most developers actually do it in 2025.
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UPDATE: Thanks to Ars Technica’s reporting on this story, OpenAI has claimed to have fixed the leakage but that this only affected a “small number” of prompts. Based upon what OpenAI has said and the speed of the response I think it’s most likely that the glitch was related to the layer of ChatGPT that […] The post ChatGPT Scrapes Google and Leaks Prompts appeared first on Quantable Analytics .
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Good News, Everyone! We have the official dates for DEF CON 34! And to make up for the delay, we also have the dates for DEF CON 35! Please join us at the Las Vegas Convention Center August 6-9 in 2026 and August 5-8 in 2027. Save the dates, friends. It'll be here before you know it. See you there.
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Could the history of YouTube indicate the path that AI is going to be follow for the generation of applications?
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Could the history of YouTube indicate the path that AI is going to be follow for the generation of applications?
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Most browsers have the ability to launch different browser profiles. Each profile can come with a different theme and a different set of website logins (cookies, application state, etc). This can be helpful if you want to segregate browsing behavior. For example, I have different browser profiles set up for my personal email, my "consulting" […]
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This post is part of the GenAI Series. If you’ve ever worked in customer support, you know the feeling. It’s 2 PM on a Wednesday. Your inbox is overflowing. A customer just sent their third “following up” email. Your manager wants to know why last week’s tickets are still open. And somewhere in the back of your mind, you’re wondering: Why does this feel so hard? Here’s the thing: Most support teams aren’t failing because people aren’t tryin....
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Learn more about the opportunity cost of saying yes, how to figure out which obligations to eliminate, and how to know when to say no.
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I have a random idea for an organizer app that deals with lainons' desire to keep things secure. An alarm dashboard. You'll have a dashboard that has a) buttons to set a time for a reminder 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45 8:00 ... 22:00 22:15 22:30
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lainchan.org
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7 months ago
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eng
I have a random idea for an organizer app that deals with lainons' desire to keep things secure. An alarm dashboard. You'll have a dashboard that has a) buttons to set a time for a reminder 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45 8:00 ... 22:00 22:15 22:30 b) an option to input color/colors from a color wheel c) but the TEXT will be in your paper notebook or in your already existing long list of random task. Context: I can't use 9..
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To run your own container in AWS Sagemaker (Training Job) it’s required to have mamba. So how would you use pixi instead? It’s quite straight-forward, first add micromamba as part of your dependencies in pixi.toml . Then you update your docker to something like this: FROM --platform=linux/amd64 ghcr.io/pixi COPY pixi.toml pixi.lock ./ ENV PIP_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT=360 ENV UV_HTTP_TIMEOUT=360 RUN pixi install --frozen # use .lock-file # === IM....
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To run your own container in AWS Sagemaker (Training Job) it’s required to have mamba. So how would you use pixi instead? It’s quite straight-forward, first add micromamba as part of your dependencies in pixi.toml . Then you update your docker to something like this: FROM --platform=linux/amd64 ghcr.io/pixi COPY pixi.toml pixi.lock ./ ENV PIP_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT=360 ENV UV_HTTP_TIMEOUT=360 RUN pixi install --frozen # use .lock-file # === IM....
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How I'm systematically teaching an AI system to compensate for specific ADHD/autism processing patterns—building collaborative intelligence that works with my neurology.
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Detect fallback positions with anchored container queries from Chrome 143
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una.im
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7 months ago
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eng
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Understanding Python Protocols - Structural Subtyping in Practice
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www.safjan.com
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7 months ago
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eng
Learn how Python protocols using structural subtyping in PEP 544 allow for flexible, decoupled code by defining shapes through method signatures rather than class inheritance. Explore examples of implementing read-only attributes and optional methods within protocols.
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Understanding Python Protocols - Structural Subtyping in Practice
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www.safjan.com
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7 months ago
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eng
Learn how Python protocols using structural subtyping in PEP 544 allow for flexible, decoupled code by defining shapes through method signatures rather than class inheritance. Explore examples of implementing read-only attributes and optional methods within protocols.
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You've probably seen the checkbox in Settings for "Wake for network access", but unless you've stumbled on the secret handshake, you might not have seen the feature working.
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Derek Thompson beargumenteert dat social Media amper gebruikt wordt om sociaal met elkaar te zijn maar voornamelijk om een stroom aan video’s te bekijken, net zoals televisie: “Social media has evolved from text to photo to video to streams of text, photo, and video, and finally, it seems to have reached a kind of settled end state, in which TikTok and Meta are trying to become the same thing: a screen showing hours and hours of video mad....
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In het nieuws lees je voornamelijk doemscenario's wat betreft het klimaatprobleem. Maar het is niet alleen maar kommer en kwel. Ik zie steeds meer berichten met een positieve insteek en daarom wil ik deze hier delen.
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I'm seeing and hearing a lot of people in early adopter circles getting very interested in AI generated music the past few weeks. It seems to be moving from this is just a silly joke to hold on there might be something interesting here territory. #
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The first cohort of Elite AI-Assisted Coding just wrapped up, and honestly, Isaac and I are blown away.
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Новости IRL — Новый символ оппозиции, Раста готовься вводить новый смайлик
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1chan.ca
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7 months ago
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rus
https://sotaproject.com/news/104710 В кулуарах ФБК и FRF обсуждается запуск «нового символа российской оппозиции». БСБ флаг судя по всему не зашел и поэтому решили предложить альтернативу в виде косого красного креста . В целом конечно у либералов с символикой всегда были проблемы. Российский флаг с одной стороны не дают использовать сами лидеры либералов, с другой стороны он не отображает альтернативность движения от ..
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