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I have to admit, it hasn’t been long since my last post about my “home setup,” but during the summer I have more free time and I took the opportunity to make a few small improvements. In this post I’ll explain two simple modifications I made (so not a “major release”) Shelly EM + 50 amp clamp : monitor home energy consumption with the Shelly EM, jump to chapter keep a widget on the Home Screen of iOS/macOS to view real-time consump..
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I came across an interesting Bash issue today, as I was trying to restore a zstd -compressed CloneZilla Partclone image to a raw file in order to extract some data from it. For some reason, none of the solutions on the internet worked, and searching for the error message turned up no useful results. This was the command line I had constructed: $ zstdcat nvme0n1p3.ntfs-ptcl-img.zst.* | sudo partclone.ntfs -C -r -W -s - -O image.img Not....
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CSV Viewer with charts, supports viewing CSV, sorting, searching, filtering of data, plotting charts, setting title and saving charts as images.
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RavenDB has a hidden feature, enabled by default and not something that you usually need to be aware of. It has built-in support for caching. Consider the following code: async Task < Dictionary < string , int >> HowMuchWorkToDo ( string userId ) { using var session = _documentStore . OpenAsyncSession ( ) ; var results = await session . Query < Item > ( ) . GroupBy ( x = > new { x . Status , x . As....
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Ryan Holiday beseft zich dat het de moeite waard is om soms de moeilijke weg te kiezen omdat je jezelf op deze manier kan verbeteren. Pak de fiets in plaats van de auto dan krijg je een betere conditie of pak een boek in plaats van de telefoon zodat je iets nieuws leert.
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Microblog: Hoe Spotify het steeds moeilijker maakt om muziek te vinden
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www.newyorker.com
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1 year ago
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nld
Kyle Chyaka schrijft dat hij gestopt is met Spotify omdat het voor hem steeds moeilijker wordt om de muziek te vinden die hij wil. De interface van Spotify wordt constant geüpdatet waar de focus steeds meer op algoritmes komt te liggen waardoor de app bepaalt welke muziek je luistert. Ook wel ‘coporated-centered’ design genoemd, waarbij het belang van het bedrijf belangrijker is dan dat van de gebruiker.
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On August 18, 2024 the Tour de France Femmes ended again. A week long challenge of stages ending in the mountains.
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While working on a new project recently, I needed to allow application users to enter a dynamic list of key-value pairs. Not knowing better, I reached for what I knew and built out a React component to dynamically add and remove inputs while also inserting into the websocket to sync the changeset with the server. Then on the server-side, I had to write some additional handlers to process those values. It worked, but it didn’t feel great.
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One of my friends, an outstanding programmer who likes to fly under the radar, frequently tells me he admires my “ability to broadcast”. I guess he refers to the fact that I’m keeping a blog, and that I’m not afraid of writing with transparency about my adventures in software engineering. To me, it all feels natural, so his comment motivated me to explain in more detail why I’m doing what I’m doing.
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I started using the Zsh a few years ago and I’ve liked its completion features. I tried out Oh-my-zsh for a while and I liked the stock Robby Russel prompt. It gave me all the information I cared about: the status of the last command, current directory, and the state of the current Git repository. However, I didn’t like how slow Oh-my-zsh was making my shell startup. This mattered especially, I think, because my Emacs config would fire up....
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I started using the Zsh a few years ago and I’ve liked its completion features. I tried out Oh-my-zsh for a while and I liked the stock Robby Russel prompt. It gave me all the information I cared about: the status of the last command, current directory, and the state of the current Git repository. However, I didn’t like how slow Oh-my-zsh was making my shell startup. This mattered especially, I think, because my Emacs config would fire up....
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I got a weird error while trying to compile a slint program with the skia backend on my macOS machine: Compiling skia-bindings v0.75.0 error: failed to run custom build command for `skia-bindings v0.75.0` […a huge section of output snipped…] clang -MD -MF obj/third_party/externals/libpng/libpng.png.o.d -DPNG_SET_OPTION_SUPPORTED -DNDEBUG -w -Wno-attributes -ffp-contract=off -fstrict-aliasing -fPIC -fvisibility=hidden -isysroot /Applications..
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Every company strives for continual growth. But with labour costs accounting for as much as 70% of total business costs,... The post How Fractional Hiring Can Save Your Business Money appeared first on GoSquared Blog .
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Hyperperversion and All Dimension Controls (Issue #177) 2024-08-17 12:45:00 +07:00 by Mark Smith This week’s newsletter is out! In this week’s edition: World politics, US Tech antitrust, S.American hyperinflation, astrobiology & assembly theory, Eastern European comedy, Apple, immigration, UFO Chief, Linux, Musk & riots, Yen carry trade, BTC & macro Issue details: Title: Hyperperversion and All Dimension Controls Issue: 17..
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August 2024 August 16, 2024 : Added Changelog page. Added feedback modal to tool pages. August 14, 2024 : Auto-save tool settings in local storage. August 13, 2024 : Fixed logic for displaying login/signup buttons in nav. Added captcha to newsletter signup. August 2, 2024 : Added LD+JSON schema markup for tools.
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So I’ve participated in OCC v4 with my TiBook . Just like last time , I have some conclusions. Conclusion (n.) - when you’re done thinking.
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What are the best practices for organizing data analysis projects in Python? What are the advantages of a more package-centric approach to data science? Christopher Trudeau is back on the show this week, bringing another batch of PyCoder's Weekly articles and projects.
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Last night I found myself sitting at my local viewpoint watching the glittering lights of London flicker against the backdrop of a night sky. As I sat there watching Wembley Stadium’s arch gradually change colour from white to blue and numerous commercial aircraft glide into Heathrow Airport I set off down one of many rabbit […] The post If One Thing is Infinite, Everything is Infinite appeared first on Something Decent .
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There was a time when I effortlessly wrote multiple blog posts each month, a practice that continued for years. However, for the last two years, I’ve been struggling to write anything. It’s not that I haven’t had anything to write about—look, this blog is a platform where I share whatever I learn. I’ve written on various topics in the past. It’s not like I haven’t done anything new in the last two years; I just haven’t felt the urge to writ....
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I recently started collaborating with Jessica on a new project we’ve lovingly named Color.lol Color lets you create custom printable coloring pages that are fun for all ages. It’s got two unique prompting modes we’ve dubbed WordMode™️ and KidMode™️.
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I recently started collaborating with Jessica on a new project we’ve lovingly named Color.lol Color lets you create custom printable coloring pages that are fun for all ages. It’s got two unique prompting modes we’ve dubbed WordMode™️ and KidMode™️.
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I’ve officially worked as a software developer since August 2016, and by now I have a fair share of stories to tell from those years. But those are stories for another time. Today I’d like to focus on where it all got started. The early days I never considered myself good with computers, or a nerd, or anything like that during my childhood. All my computing experiences can be summed up in a pretty short list, and most of the memories ar....
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Other Posts in This Series Part 1: Test Timeouts Part 2: On Video Conferencing Part 3:
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There are a few reasons why I’ve avoided adding a comment section to my blog these past two decades. Firstly, it can promote inappropriate and low effort responses… especially if comments can be made anonymously. As a result, my home page encourages readers to email me directly. I’ve received well over a thousand emails from readers over the years, and I’ve enjoyed replying to each one. Secondly, introducing a comment section requires the e..
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There are a few reasons why I’ve avoided adding a comment section to my blog these past two decades. Firstly, it can promote inappropriate and low effort responses… especially if comments can be made anonymously. As a result, my home page encourages readers to email me directly. I’ve received well over a thousand emails from readers over the years, and I’ve enjoyed replying to each one. Secondly, introducing a comment section requires the e..
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I recently wrote about image-mode's next/previous item navigation , a feature I wanted to bring to ready player mode . I was curious to see how image-mode resolved next and previous files, so I checked the associated keybinding (n) via helpful-key (my preferred alternative to describe-key ), and landed on image-next-file. While this function only takes care of high-level routing, it led me to image-mode--next-file, which is where the....
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Other Posts in This Series Part 1: Test Timeouts Part 2: On Video Conferencing Part 3:
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In honor of the upcoming Olympics, let’s look at a few of the “training areas” that help security teams on their journey to AppSec gold.
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Building an Event-Driven Architecture with Managed Data Services
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www.heroku.com
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1 year ago
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eng
Modern applications have an unceasing buzz of user activity and data flows. Users send a flurry of one-click reactions to social media posts. Wearable tech and other IoT sensors work nonstop to transmit event data from their environments. Meanwhile, customers on e-commerce sites perform shopping cart actions or product searches which can bring immediate impact […] The post Building an Event-Driven Architecture with Managed Data Services ..
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The Mom Test is a concise and impactful guide for startup founders, emphasizing the importance of asking the right questions to distinguish genuine customer needs. It highlights common mistakes and provides practical advice.
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I’m abandoning Twitter/X. I’ll freeze the account without deleting it; never say never, but I don’t plan on coming back. I no longer feel comfortable on that platform and haven’t been for a while. If you still want to follow me (I’d love for you to do so), the best option is my website where I always post first (RSS feed here ), the mailing list , or Mastodon .
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In this blog post, we aim to provide an overview of common security vulnerabilities and vulnerable patterns that can occur when writing C/C++ add-ons in NodeJS.
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Read four expert tips for establishing the right tools, process, and culture for a DevSecOps program, as discussed at the InCyber Forum Europe.
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As I’ve started down the Indie Hacker road, one thing that has come up as I work on various projects is I need something to manage multiple versions of different binaries. I had used nvm and pyenv in the past (and rvm before that) so I started down the path of looking for the same type of tool in the elixir world. Thankfully, this led me down the path of more generic solutions to versioning these tools.
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Assumed Audience : Anyone interested in OS design. Epistemic Status : Confident, but without time. Introduction Nearly three months ago, I wrote some ideas for a better operating system . I complained about lack of time. Well, I was talking about lack of time for programming, not thinking; I have insomnia, so I got plenty of thinking time. So here’s another post. There are a lot of misconceptions about microkernels , but I..
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Assumed Audience : Anyone interested in OS design. Epistemic Status : Confident, but without time. Introduction Nearly three months ago, I wrote some ideas for a better operating system . I complained about lack of time. Well, I was talking about lack of time for programming, not thinking; I have insomnia, so I got plenty of thinking time. So here’s another post. There are a lot of misconceptions about microkernels , but I..
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Assumed Audience : Anyone interested in OS design. Epistemic Status : Confident, but without time. Introduction Nearly three months ago, I wrote some ideas for a better operating system . I complained about lack of time. Well, I was talking about lack of time for programming, not thinking; I have insomnia, so I got plenty of thinking time. So here’s another post. There are a lot of misconceptions about microkernels , but I..
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