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There are tons of Grafana and Helm tutorials out there, but I could not find any that did not use the default option of a Kubernetes persistent volume to store Grafana's data. It wasn't difficult, but wanted to document it here for the next person.
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Starting a new project can be quite repetitive task. Fortunately, automating repetitive task is what programming is good at, right? So you’d expect to find plenty of options spitting boilerplate code around, removing the tedious setup, giving us more time for the fun stuff. Funny enough they are not that many options around (I mean there is some choice but if you want to know how many is too many option, try to count how many implementation..
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Starting a new project can be quite repetitive task. Fortunately, automating repetitive task is what programming is good at, right? So you’d expect to find plenty of options spitting boilerplate code around, removing the tedious setup, giving us more time for the fun stuff. Funny enough they are not that many options around (I mean there is some choice but if you want to know how many is too many option, try to count how many implementation..
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The waterfall that flows beneath the Humpback Creek bridge (~0.3 miles from trailhead). Arrived at 2:30pm for a quick snowshoe excursion up to the iron horse trail and back before sunset. Quite a short one, just over 2 miles round trip, almost 500ft elevation gain. We took our time going up, and got to the iron horse trail in ~55 minutes, and then got back down much faster in just ~30 minutes.
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The waterfall that flows beneath the Humpback Creek bridge (~0.3 miles from trailhead). Arrived at 2:30pm for a quick snowshoe excursion up to the iron horse trail and back before sunset. Quite a short one, just over 2 miles round trip, almost 500ft elevation gain. We took our time going up, and got to the iron horse trail in ~55 minutes, and then got back down much faster in just ~30 minutes.
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I think this book feels like a sketchpad—a group of people who fundamentally questioned what a company owes the world. It goes…
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I spend roughly half of my programming time working in Jupyter notebooks 1 . Some is exploring data and building models, and some is experimenting when writing new code. I like notebooks - they make exploration much easier. For data science work, visualization with notebooks is just easier than what came before. However, opinions of notebook-style programming vary wildly, from love to mild dislike to hate . There are many tropes a....
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Update: - Judge Beetlestone in PA dismissed the lawsuit without pre-trial discovery, ruling that it lacked personal jurisdiction. - Because the case was dismissed without prejudice, Mr. Hadnagy can refile and attempt to litigate in another venue. Additional context: During our investigation we spoke directly with Mr. Hadnagy about claims of his violations of our Code of Conduct. He confirmed his behavior, and agreed to st....
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Can AI generate the perfect recipe for a chocolate yule log? I tried baking an AI recipe to find out.
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How can you get more performance from your existing data science infrastructure? What if a DataFrame library could take advantage of your machine's available cores and provide built-in methods for handling larger-than-RAM datasets? This week on the show, Liam Brannigan is here to discuss Polars.
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This is a super quick one, I have a Ryzen server running a bunch of VMs. I noticed it’s running quite hot and pulling a fair bit of power. As none of the VMs running are particularly performance sensitive I wanted to force the CPU to use a more conservative power setting. First up, how do I see what frequencies the CPU is currently running at? For that we’ll use cpufreq-info, this will tell us what frequency each core is at:
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For clarification, this is discussing no other thing called Memex than memex.marginalia.nu, the website you’re probably visiting right now. That, or you’re reading this over gemini at marginalia.nu, which is serving the same content over a different protocol. I wanted to build a cross-protocol static site generator designed in a way that is equally understandable by both humans and machines. This groundedness is an appealing property I re..
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I do find their decision to drop JPEG-XL from Chromium problematic because it was clearly an example of them ignoring everyone else, showing the limits of Chromium’s collaborative decision making. However, “pushing their own formats” wasn’t one of their reasons: Google also dropped plans to make its WebP2 project a real image format at around the same time Google helped define the JPEG-XL spec Google developed the Butteraugli project, wh..
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New year ushers in new wave of Snyk Technology Alliance Partner Program members
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With the new year, we're excited to announce the second wave of new companies joining our Snyk Technology Alliance Partner Program (TAPP), which enables application and developer-focused software companies to build, integrate, and go-to-market as quickly as possible with Snyk solutions.
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In 2022, Snyk continued to expand on our developer-centric approach to software security, by adding several key enhancements to the existing solutions — let's focus on three key capabilities introduced in the past year that can improve your software supply chain security.
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The task Automation is great. There's just something inherently beautiful about the process of stringing together a bunch of software, services, or tools to attain a simple goal, and finding a solid solution that just works™. One automation task I've been tinkering with lately is how to send an arbitrary file directly from my browser to my phone, with as little fuss as possible. I often browse reddit or just the web in general and find a f....
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Open Source Program Offices (OPSO) are popping up all over, in recognition of the facts on the ground: open source software (and I would argue open standards as well) plays an enormous role in building and maintaining the software that increasingly drives the planet.
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Spring `Properties``Loader``Utils``.``load``All``Properties` overrides properties in wrong order
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The Spring PropertiesLoaderUtils.loadAllProperties method seems to have a bug where it returns entries from lower-priority classpath entries in preference to higher-priority classpath entries.
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Introduction In episode 14, Bill architected a solution to digitally sign the transactions on his blockchain. His solution retrieved the private key by : loading private key data from disk, parsing the key data and returning the ECDSA private key. The private key is then used to generate the signature of a transaction. While writing the code to perform this functionality, Bill highlighted how a blockchain node can use a transaction’s signa..
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Introduction Google developed Go to be an alternative to C++ with the internet and scale in mind. Go’s toolchain automates tasks that are easily overlooked, and amongst those tasks is generating documentation. Go has the ability to generate documentation based on comments written in your source code. As the end user, you have the choice to view this documentation in your terminal or, if your code is publicly accessible, on pkg.go.dev . Go..
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In 2022 I finished 20 books spanning 15,801 pages. 3 more than I read in 2021, but about twice the number of pages. 3 fiction and 17 non-fiction. Another ~30 started but not finished. I had a hard time reading books while I was trying to start my own company. But I also discovered audiobooks. I would put on a book and listen while I did my chores. Only 5 of the 20 books I finished were physical (or kindle) books. The other 15 were audi....
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I decided that I want to write not only about programming, but also about other things that deeply interest me — like education, knowledge management, or leadership methods. In this short essay, I describe my journey in knowledge management and what system I use in my daily work. With this short essay, I want to begin a new page in my writing, challenging myself to write not only about programming but also about things that deeply inte....
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Going forward, the CSS Speech Module seems like a better place for auditory tonal indicators. The CSS we’ve already had for years should be a better place for visual presentation. This leaves only a minuscule semantic difference between and , or and , as outlined in the HTML Living Standard. I don’t think that difference warrants extra elements in the HTML standard: the extra elements likely create more confusion tha..
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Snyk IaC security takes a developer-first, application-centric approach to finding and fixing vulnerabilities in cloud infrastructure from the time infrastructure is defined in code, through to when resources are running in the cloud.
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There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things.’ - Phil Karlton Mixmaster, Broadside, Windcharger, Ransack, Ramjet, Wheeljack, Skyfire, Slingshot and Wideload. Those were project names I had to deal with in my previous role. Some of those projects were backend services, some
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Learn about key AppSec investments Snyk made in 2022 to improve performance, add new ecosystems, and support the enterprise.
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Introduction In episode 12, Bill laid out his strategy to handle data hashing on his blockchain. The first step he took was to create a package to handle the cryptographical aspects of his blockchain. After that, he wrote a hash function that met the requirements outlined in his strategy. This function took transaction data as a parameter and returned a hexadecimal representation of the hash. To implement this function, Bill imported packa..
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Introduction In episode 13, Bill discussed the idea of adding salt to a hash and how modern crypto-currency blockchains use it to better interpret requests sent to nodes. He continued by defining a function called stamp that embeds a salt within a hash. While writing the function, Bill stated that he would use keccak256 as it’s the same algorithm used by Ethereum to generate hash values. Bill will use the APIs provided with Go Ethereum to ..
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Race Report Event This was a quick Sunday morning run, that was a total of 4 miles. The event was put on by the Dolphin South End Runners (DSE), and is a hilly but scenic course through one of my favorite parts of San Francisco. Its a great club, and the run events almost every […] The post DSE – Twin Peaks 4 Mile Race Report first appeared on hypergeometric .
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The Splunk command fieldsummary is amazing – I use it quite frequently to explore more “new” (to me) sourcetypes, and to find out about more fields than I’ve previously used in the sourcetypes I work with most. But sometimes you want to be able to delineate more granularly than fieldsummary will allow. Maybe you have... continue “a rich man’s fieldsummary” »
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