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So uh, we used to have the problem we want to be able to share our shopping list in real time with other people, living in a flatshare, but uh, the only tool we had for that was CryptPad, as that was something we already hosted, however, it's uh, pretty inconvenient for this; it loads slowly and isn't really designed for creating lists easily. Using it on mobile is kind of a pain. Fortunately, our girlfriend Anna Aurora (check out her sit....
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Polymorphic, Recursive Interfaces Using Go Generics
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multithreaded.stitchfix.com
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3 years ago
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eng
I did a bit of experimenting over the weekend in an attempt to figure out how to write an interface that abstracted over methods whose return type was identical to the receiver’s type. This is frequently a thing that one wants to do when abstracting over self-cloning objects, or things that implement the Builder pattern . For example, suppose we have a struct through which we log stuff: type StdoutLogger struct { out iout....
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Kicking Nextcloud Cron Script from TrueNAS Cron Job Tl;DR I’m running TrueCharts Nextcloud in my TrueNAS SCALE at home. After the setup, I discovered that none of the cron jobs was running. I’m using the Nextcloud News App and never saw any new stories. I didn’t find a way to make the Nextcloud cron work, so I decided to have a cron job that runs every hour to kick the Nextclodu cron job in the Nextcloud docker container.
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Back in 2017 the world of traditional websites was still dominated by monolithic traditional CMSes - The likes of WordPress, Drupal, Umbraco, WooCommerce, etc - This is the story of how gatsby.js became the love of my life and ultimately how it ended breaking my heart.
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This article is the first chapter of a concise field guide for running and supporting JVM applications, focusing on memory. The guide focuses on the most practical aspects of dealing with JVM applications, primarily server-side ones.
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Back in 2017 the world of traditional websites was still dominated by monolithic traditional CMSes - The likes of WordPress, Drupal, Umbraco, WooCommerce, etc - This is the story of how gatsby.js became the love of my life and ultimately how it ended breaking my heart.
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What I've been up to Hello from Cozumel, Mexico! It's 80° F here - a welcome break from the Chicago Winter. Since last Summer, I've been taking a "solo week" trip every quarter as a creat...
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Your big feature is tested and ready to go! Time to merge, and then… Nooooo! 😭 Memories arise of hours of uncertainty spent trying to resolve past conflicts. Sure, there are lots of UIs that make picking one side or the other easier than using the command line, but is picking sides really the right answer? I’ll share a hidden gem that, for me, has turned conflict resolution from frustration into something of a joy. Git has a built-in....
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Some notes on earphones related to the last post : The aforementioned noise-canceling earbuds are Sony WF-1000XM4. They're really good at noise-canceling, obviously, and the ambient sound mode actually amplifies the outside since the isolation is pretty strong on its own. I got mine bundled with my phone (Xperia 5 IV), which you can see also suffers Sony's inability to name products with anything more meaningful than a glorified serial n..
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I recently got some new noise-canceling earbuds, and they are terrifyingly effective. Although I have thoughts on sound quality, technology, whatever, this post is not about that. It's about how when I walk down the street and tap my left earbud, it only takes seconds to eject me from this world. A polite robot announces, Noise canceling . A light swell of static obscures outside sounds. But as the static fades, the noise of the world do....
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Often times, software engineers are faced with the prospect of adding new functionalities or checking in new code that seems to be beneficial but are not core to the product, things like additional settings, corner cases, functionality for power users, etc.
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Networking events in NYC and the conversations haven't really given me what I was looking for. In the spirit of doing, I decided to try and create a new event which would be a better fit for what I want to attend.
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Visit the original n-gate.com for context. 23-29 January, 2023 Replacing a SQL analyst with 26 recursive GPT prompts (comments) An Internet replaces a person with a series of increasingly desperate computer programs. Hackernews is both outraged and excited by the idea of replacing human labor with increasingly desperate computer programs. One Hackernews is mad that […]
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Imagine you work with some data and assume that the underlying distribution is approximately normal. In such cases, the data analysis typically involves non-robust statistics like the mean and the standard deviation. While these metrics are highly efficient under normality, they make the analysis procedure fragile: a single extreme value can corrupt all the results. You may not expect any significant outliers, but you can never be 100% sure..
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Imagine you work with some data and assume that the underlying distribution is approximately normal. In such cases, the data analysis typically involves non-robust statistics like the mean and the standard deviation. While these metrics are highly efficient under normality, they make the analysis procedure fragile: a single extreme value can corrupt all the results. You may not expect any significant outliers, but you can never be 100% sure..
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Interfaces 101 : Implementing Generics with Interfaces Ep. 1
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www.ardanlabs.com
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3 years ago
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eng
Introduction Go interfaces are beneficial to Go developers because they: Allow interfaces to separate mechanism from behavior. Increase flexibility of function parameters. Enable mocking of function parameters. With the addition of generics in Go 1.18, interfaces can be used to constrain the types of values a generic function will accept. To dive deeper into Go interfaces, we invite you to join Miki in his latest series dedicated to Go..
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Join us April 13-14, 2023 in the Meydenbauer Center for a full roster of of intense two-day training sessions selected to expand the toolsets of hackers and security researchers of all kinds. Seats are limited, so don’t delay. The deep early bird discounts expire January 31. Use this discount code for an additional $50 off: Y4EJDX7YXAXX This discount code expires Jan 31. Full details at training.defcon.org .
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Reader “Joel” had an insightful comment on the first part of this series which I thought deserved a short episode of its own. Recall that we proved the theorem “if a compositional forest contains a mockingbird then every bird in … Continue reading →
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When you first create a status page, it’s probably because you want to communicate outages to your customers. The faster you can share details about an outage, the sooner your customers know what’s going on, and the more effectively they can handle the outage. Communicating promptly – in clear language – builds trust. And as a young company with a customer centric focus, that’s your top priority. So why is it that as an industry, we no ....
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Why it's important for a company to balance technology, vision, sales, and product. - A colleague recently shared a video entitled “Escaping the Build Trap”[1]. This video was the keynote address in the 2018 Productized conference. In the keynote address, Melissa Perri discussed how to build organizations that thrive off of product management. The talk is in part based on her book, Escaping the...
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Why it's important for a company to balance technology, vision, sales, and product. - A colleague recently shared a video entitled “Escaping the Build Trap”[1]. This video was the keynote address in the 2018 Productized conference. In the keynote address, Melissa Perri discussed how to build organizations that thrive off of product management. The talk is in part based on her book, Escaping the...
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In this post, we will cover three Advanced IntelliJ debugger features that I’ve found to be audience favorites when giving talks on this subject.
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Python offers a range of libraries for encrypting and securing network communication. In this article, we will explore two of the most popular — cryptography and Paramiko.
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Photo by James Yarema / Unsplash On January 20, 2023 I saw a new thread on the top of Hacker News named: " Google to reduce workforce by 12k" . This linked directly to a post from Sundar Pichai about letting go of 12,000 employees. If we look at Google&
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I've been using ChatGPT a bunch. I generated a job posting with it, made it write some basic descriptions, suggesting code as well. It is genuinely useful. I'm sure most people have tried having fun convos with it involving self-awareness, and it's fun to see how it responds.
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SvelteKit 1 with SQLite: Displaying, Changing and Searching Data
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hartenfeller.dev
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3 years ago
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eng
SvelteKit and SQLite are a great combo as they are both lightweight and easy to use, making it simple to build high-performance, data-driven web applications.
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I've been using ChatGPT a bunch. I generated a job posting with it, made it write some basic descriptions, suggesting code as well. It is genuinely useful. I'm sure most people have tried having fun convos with it involving self-awareness, and it's fun to see how it responds.
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Hey y’all, welcome to the first edition of the Solomon.io newsletter. Now, I know this newsletter isn’t exactly new to most of you.
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Lessons learned streaming building a Scheme-like interpreter in Go
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notes.eatonphil.com
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3 years ago
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I wanted to practice making coding videos so I did a four-part series on writing a basic Scheme-like language (minus macros and arrays and tons of stuff). I picked this simple topic because I wanted a low-stakes way to learn what I did not know about making videos. Here was the end result (nothing crazy): $ go build $ cat examples/fib . scm ( func fib ( a ) ( if ( < a 2 ) ....
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Planet Lite, our copyright-free map of the entire world, has been upgraded with enhanced features and issue fixes have been made to our lite version of MapTiler Planet. This latest release of the Lite version of MapTiler Planet has improved compatibility, boundaries, and some new features and upgrades.
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Our funnel analysis SQL generator is significantly easier to use than this contraption. Credit: katiebcartoons.com 👋 I wrote this while investigating a product opportunity in the product analytics space. We started and stopped this work in the first half of 2023, but I’m leaving this here for posterity. Related posts: Introducing Baxter: deep-dive event analytics on your data warehouse Funnel analysis in SQL using window functions, range fr..
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One day my squad mate at a Clojure startup committed a macro to the codebase, and I was quick to reprimand them for it as the same functionality could have been implemented with Clojure core functions. Peeling back the decision rationale, I discovered my colleague had never learned the first
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I feel bad because Java is the only programming language I am comfortable with
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lainchan.org
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3 years ago
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As the title says, I program in Java, I have learned a lot of programming languages since (Scheme, Common Lisp, ANSI C, Python, bash scripting), but the only language in which I could finish some projects and not be constantly frustrated is Java. I do find Java (and my IDE Eclipse) easy and comfy, meanwhile C, which I tried for a project, was just frustrating. I needed to make a gui, in java I would just make a window with swing or javafx ....
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