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If you are developing or integrating software with a Large Language Model (LLM) to add chatbot or other AI functionality, then you may have the need to host and run an LLM on your local workstation for development or testing. There are several open source LLMs available that you can freely run on your system provided that you have enough resources to do so. LLMs are just inert objects that require special software to allow people and othe..
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Preserve Child Objects When Parent Objects Are Deleted in Ruby on Rails
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nelson.cloud
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1 year ago
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Use dependent: :nullify in Rails associations to preserve child records when parent objects are deleted.
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Preserve Child Objects When Parent Objects Are Deleted in Ruby on Rails
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nelson.cloud
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1 year ago
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eng
Use dependent: :nullify in Rails associations to preserve child records when parent objects are deleted.
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Preserve Child Objects When Parent Objects Are Deleted in Ruby on Rails
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nelson.cloud
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1 year ago
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eng
Use dependent: :nullify in Rails associations to preserve child records when parent objects are deleted.
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The other day, I found the credentials for an old Bitcoin wallet on blockchain.com , so I installed their app and tried to log in. Everything was fine, and the passwords were correct until I saw a warning that said: Second Password Detected We’re moving away from 2nd passwords. To use the mobile app, login on web to disable 2nd password. After logging on Web, tap on the User icon > Security > Advanced and tap the button named “Remove..
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The other day, I found the credentials for an old Bitcoin wallet on blockchain.com , so I installed their app and tried to log in. Everything was fine, and the passwords were correct until I saw a warning that said: Second Password Detected We’re moving away from 2nd passwords. To use the mobile app, login on web to disable 2nd password. After logging on Web, tap on the User icon > Security > Advanced and tap the button named “Remove..
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Nikolas Andreas Doucet, age 8, died painlessly of sudden cardiac arrest on Friday, November 8th, 2024, at 7:03 PM Central time. He was buried on Friday November 16, 2024. The following was the eulogy that I, his father, gave at his graveside.
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I last wrote about dmesg in 2016 . It has mostly not changed since then, but I’ve changed my setup slightly. Here’s a short article about what I did so that you can do it too, and so that I can remember for the next time. Previously : Previous I had a bash alias which looked like this: alias dmesg='dmesg --follow || dmesg' since some machines didn’t yet support the --follow flag.
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I last wrote about dmesg in 2016 . It has mostly not changed since then, but I’ve changed my setup slightly. Here’s a short article about what I did so that you can do it too, and so that I can remember for the next time. Previously : Previous I had a bash alias which looked like this: alias dmesg='dmesg --follow || dmesg' since some machines didn’t yet support the --follow flag.
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. I want to share this great article about generic coding in Go: https://bitfieldconsulting.com/posts/constraints Also Go Proverbs is quite nice! Ohh and this Blog has now footnotes and popups for footnotes! 1 Summary (Generated): In this tutorial, John Arundel explores constraints in Go, the paradoxical feature of gener....
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. I want to share this great article about generic coding in Go: https://bitfieldconsulting.com/posts/constraints Also Go Proverbs is quite nice! Ohh and this Blog has now footnotes and popups for footnotes! 1 Summary (Generated): In this tutorial, John Arundel explores constraints in Go, the paradoxical feature of gener....
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. I want to share this great article about generic coding in Go: https://bitfieldconsulting.com/posts/constraints Also Go Proverbs is quite nice! Ohh and this Blog has now footnotes and popups for footnotes! 1 Summary (Generated): In this tutorial, John Arundel explores constraints in Go, the paradoxical feature of gener....
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. I want to share this great article about generic coding in Go: https://bitfieldconsulting.com/posts/constraints Also Go Proverbs is quite nice! Ohh and this Blog has now footnotes and popups for footnotes! 1 Summary (Generated): In this tutorial, John Arundel explores constraints in Go, the paradoxical feature of gener....
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. I want to share this great article about generic coding in Go: https://bitfieldconsulting.com/posts/constraints Also Go Proverbs is quite nice! Ohh and this Blog has now footnotes and popups for footnotes! 1 Summary (Generated): In this tutorial, John Arundel explores constraints in Go, the paradoxical feature of gener....
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. I want to share this great article about generic coding in Go: https://bitfieldconsulting.com/posts/constraints Also Go Proverbs is quite nice! Ohh and this Blog has now footnotes and popups for footnotes! 1 Summary (Generated): In this tutorial, John Arundel explores constraints in Go, the paradoxical feature of gener....
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One of the things I slightly regret is not learning to precisely touch type, but […] The post Disable caps lock on Mac appeared first on Elegant Code .
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ChatGPT is slipping Three months ago I put code in production that utilizes gpt-4o and/or gpt-4o-mini models to analyze feedback about businesses and categorize it. The prompts instruct the models to identify categories of feedback, and in a second phase, extract some examples of what people said. This is a simplification, but it took very little effort to craft some prompts that enabled even the meager gpt-4o-mini model to do exactly that....
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From: https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/1gt7q7j/too_stupid_to_understand_git/ Am I too stupid to understand Git? I’ve already watched a few tutorials on source tree, git desktop and github. But I still don’t understand the basics, which makes me feel quite alone with my limited mind. What is the difference between commit and push? Why do I even need them if I just want a backup? How does the twigs work? When I use git, I feel ..
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ChatGPT is slipping Three months ago I put code in production that utilizes gpt-4o and/or gpt-4o-mini models to analyze feedback about businesses and categorize it. The prompts instruct the models to identify categories of feedback, and in a second phase, extract some examples of what people said. This is a simplification, but it took very little effort to craft some prompts that enabled even the meager gpt-4o-mini model to do exactly that....
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ChatGPT is slipping Three months ago I put code in production that utilizes gpt-4o and/or gpt-4o-mini models to analyze feedback about businesses and categorize it. The prompts instruct the models to identify categories of feedback, and in a second phase, extract some examples of what people said. This is a simplification, but it took very little effort to craft some prompts that enabled even the meager gpt-4o-mini model to do exactly that....
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After about five years of an Apple hiatus I just couldn’t resist the new M4 […] The post Installing all the things on my new Mac appeared first on Elegant Code .
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Every now and then, it can come in very handy to build OpenJDK from source yourself, for instance if you want to explore a feature which is under development on a branch for which no builds are published. For some reason I always thought that building OpenJDK is a very complex processing, requiring the installation of arcane tool chains etc. But as it turns out, this actually not true: the project does a great job of documenting what’s need..
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Every now and then, it can come in very handy to build OpenJDK from source yourself, for instance if you want to explore a feature which is under development on a branch for which no builds are published. For some reason I always thought that building OpenJDK is a very complex processing, requiring the installation of arcane tool chains etc. But as it turns out, this actually not true: the project does a great job of documenting what’s need..
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Finding a good available domain name for a project, product or company is hard but there is one web tool that I have found is more successful than others.
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Finding a good available domain name for a project, product or company is hard but there is one web tool that I have found is more successful than others.
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I took a daily hike in my beloved Apennine Mountains a few weeks ago. One of my favourite motorcycling routes is the narrow, engaging, panoramic road that unites Corniolo in the Bidente Valley with Marradi and the Mugello area via the Braccina Pass. I always wanted to return and hike through it; the moment had come. It was an excellent circular tour that, to the merits of moderation-it is not too long, nor too strenuous, the ascent is alw..
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Bull runs, economies, politics, browsers & crypto AI (Issue #190) 2024-11-16 12:45:00 +07:00 by Mark Smith This week’s newsletter is out! (2024-11-16) In this week’s edition : UAPs, history of democracy, Trump wins, self-hosting, crypto bull market, expert pivoting, bitcoin forks & consensus, Uk government & economy teardown, 3rd party browser script security, and crypto AI Issue details: Title: Bull runs, economies, politi..
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In my son's experience with a bad English teacher I saw my own struggles with academics. I also had some really good teachers, and a few really bad ones. The good ones would say things like "he's not living up to his potential." The bad ones told me I was stupid. Its funny how both of those things stick with you the rest of your life...
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Recently, I found myself searching for a polished motivational app for Linux, but everything I discovered either required using the terminal or had interfaces that felt outdated. Knowing the wealth of wisdom available in fortune-mod’s databases, I decided to create Fortunate, a modern graphical interface that delivers inspiring quotes throughout your day, while giving me an opportunity to explore GUI development with Fyne.
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Significant improvements to Ada's knowledge retrieval enhance customer support accuracy, thanks to innovative team collaboration and ML advances.
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Exploring how different LLMs perform at chess, with most failing except turbo-instruct. Discusses tuning and training influences.
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We have an employment thread, how about one for small businesses? With a SaaS of $5 per user per month, you could make a comfortable living with less than 1000 customers. But programming is the easy part. First, you have to find out what people will pay for. What problems do they want to have solved? Do they even know what they want? Or do you go the other route: come up with a bunch of low-effort ideas and implement them all, ..
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Hey Tanith fans, guess what, it's ur favourite girl again ^^ So, figured we'd be rotating who writes these posts on our DnD campaign, so this time it's my turn. All events fictional, as previously. This blog post is unofficial Fan Content permitted under the Fan Content Policy. Not approved/endorsed by Wizards. Portions of the materials used are property of Wizards of the Coast. ©Wizards of the Coast LLC. Preparations That evening, we s....
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Another discounted room block for DEF CON 33 has dropped! This time it’s at the ultra-swanky Fontainebleau, just a short walk from the LVCC. To book yourself into the Fontainebleau, you can call (833) 702-7272 between 6am to 10pm (PST) or use this link: https://book.passkey.com/go/DefCon2025FBLV . You can also reach the link from defcon.org. Maybe it’s time to treat yourself. 2025 will be here before you know it.
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Chatbots Decoded: Exploring AI is a new exhibit from the Computer History Museum (CHM) opening November 20th, 2024. In development for more than a year, the exhibit covers both the history of chatbots and conversational interfaces as well as the social ramifications of the technology. While there is not an explanation for why GPUs rather than CPUs are so useful for learning or what “attention is all you need” means, both are alluded too ....
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Chatbots Decoded: Exploring AI is a new exhibit from the Computer History Museum (CHM) opening November 20th, 2024. In development for more than a year, the exhibit covers both the history of chatbots and conversational interfaces as well as the social ramifications of the technology. While there is not an explanation for why GPUs rather than CPUs are so useful for learning or what “attention is all you need” means, both are alluded too ....
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In my little corner of the FHE world, things have been steadily heating up. For those who don’t know, my main work project right now is HEIR (Homomorphic Encryption Intermediate Representation), a compiler toolchain for fully homomorphic encryption (FHE). For an extended introduction see this talk from October 2023. The primary focus of HEIR is to compile to FHE hardware accelerators. And boy there are a lot of them. There are GPU and FPGA ..
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In my little corner of the FHE world, things have been steadily heating up. For those who don’t know, my main work project right now is HEIR (Homomorphic Encryption Intermediate Representation), a compiler toolchain for fully homomorphic encryption (FHE). For an extended introduction see this talk from October 2023. The primary focus of HEIR is to compile to FHE hardware accelerators. And boy there are a lot of them. There are GPU and FPGA ..
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In my little corner of the FHE world, things have been steadily heating up. For those who don’t know, my main work project right now is HEIR (Homomorphic Encryption Intermediate Representation), a compiler toolchain for fully homomorphic encryption (FHE). For an extended introduction see this talk from October 2023. The primary focus of HEIR is to compile to FHE hardware accelerators. And boy there are a lot of them. There are GPU and FPGA ..
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Editor’s note: This essay was originally published in 2019. I have made minor edits in this republishing. There was a MathOverflow thread about mathematically interesting games for 5–6 year olds. A lot of the discussion revolved around how young age 5 really is, and how we should temper expectations because we don’t really remember what it’s like to be 5. In response to an enormous answer by Alexander Chervov, user LSpice quipped, “‘Daddy, ..
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