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Understanding Apollo Federation Type Extensions in the Ruby World
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technology.doximity.com
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3 years ago
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eng
Type extensions in Apollo Federation are perhaps one of the most confusing concepts to translate into code. This article covers the importance of type extensions in a distributed graph as well as how to implement them properly using the Apollo Federation Ruby implementation (NOTE: code snippets below use Federation v1 and apollo-federation ~> 2.0) Covering the basics In Apollo Federation we have the concept of entities, which are nothin....
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Lessons from jiu jitsu metagames applied to the workplace -- understanding win conditions, setting rules, and picking battles wisely
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Lessons from jiu jitsu metagames applied to the workplace -- understanding win conditions, setting rules, and picking battles wisely
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Lessons from jiu jitsu metagames applied to the workplace -- understanding win conditions, setting rules, and picking battles wisely
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Today I released v3.4 of FatturaElettronica , a .NET open source project that allows validation and de/serialization of electronic invoices adhering to the standard defined by the Italian “Agenzia delle Entrate”. It’s doing very well for such a niche project, with downloads now well beyond the one hundred thousand mark. Be aware that this release anticipates support for v1.7.1 of the specification going into effect on October 1, 2022. ..
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Working for a large corporate company as a mid level developer is generally rather boring. Churn out some CRUD applications. Write ETL as businesses live on data (usually processed in excel). Meetings that are meant to resolve things but just result in more meetings. So in short, it is usually boring. However occasionally you get some sort of interesting problem, especially if you gain a reputation for actually solving them.
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There are things which mesmerizes me, with no end. One of them is watching humble people who are good at what they're doing. Being calm, confident and efficient while doing high quality work has a particular charm to it, regardless of the discipline they're in. Honestly, I have been studying these people on and off for quite some time. It's not a scientific study, but more of an informed observation, and I think I have found the things wh....
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There are things which mesmerizes me, with no end. One of them is watching humble people who are good at what they're doing. Being calm, confident and efficient while doing high quality work has a particular charm to it, regardless of the discipline they're in. Honestly, I have been studying these people on and off for quite some time. It's not a scientific study, but more of an informed observation, and I think I have found the things wh....
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An artist’s rendition of the author reading Jed Margolin’s emails on the NYC subway. Credit: katiebcartoons.com 🥳 I’ve published the data behind atariemailarchive.org under a Creative Commons license. You can find it on Github. 🎙️ Update (March 29, 2023): You can listen to me talk about atariemailarchive.org on episode 5 of Data is Plural’s inaugural podcast season. In 2015 I discovered Jed Margolin’s emails from his tenure as a hardware en..
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Trzy dni jazdy, dwa koła i jedna niezapomniana przygoda. Moja relacja z trasy pełnej wrażeń, zjedzonych bananów i malowniczych widoków!
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No support for lightweight toolkits including FLTK, FOX Toolkit >No support for most desktop environments except GNOME/KDE bloat and several i3 clones >No support for cwm, Fluxbox, FVWM, IceWM, JWM, or Window Maker >No official support for BSDs GTK4 and GNOME suck. Wayland is harmful. Wayland, systemd, GNOME, and GTK are destroying Linux modularity and compatibility. Red Hat is destroying Linux! >you will use our trash desktop ..
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Welcome to the new ~vern blog ~vern team Thu, 08 Sep 2022 Hi, We have recently created a new blog for ~vern. You can expect articles about ~vern, its services etc. but also about general articles about other UNIX/LibreSW related stuff! Of course, if you would like to help with this, you can get the source on https://git.vern.cc/vern/blog Regards, ~aryak
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Integrating Snyk Open Source C/C++ security scanning into CI pipelines
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snyk.io
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3 years ago
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eng
This guide will walk you through integrating C/C++ security scanning within pipelines to get vulnerability information and remediation advice directly to developers.
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Interest rates are rising. I Bonds are paying 9.62%. A couple of months ago I opened a 5-year CD at 2.9%. I just got an email from my credit union about a 3.2% 23-month CD.
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In this article, we’ll look at the security benefits offered by API gateways and explore the best practices to follow while taking extra steps to keep our API gateways secure.
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XML is a human-readable text format used to transport and store structured data. In this article, we’ll walk through some different ways to find and fix XML entity vulnerabilities.
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How do unexpensive bags fare on short and long bike trips? I’ve tested and reviewed some of the most popular models.
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Dernière mise-à-jour le 29 octobre 2023 1 Source Pour faire fonctionner le formatage LaTeX (dans VS Code dans mon cas) : Installer cpanm : Ubuntu : sudo cpan -i App::cpanminusArch : sudo pacman -S cpanminus Installer YAML::Tiny, File::Which et File::HomeDir : sudo cpanm YAML::Tiny File::HomeDir File::Which Tester si tout va bien avec : latexindent -h Ajout d’une dépendance. ↩
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Today I released Eve 2.0.1 , which contains an essential fix if you’re using MONGO_URI to connect to your MongoDB instance. See the relevant ticket for details. I’ve also pinned Flask dependency to v2.1, as v2.2 brings some breaking changes that, you guessed it, break our CI runs. If you think you can help wiht that, please do so . The complete changelog is available here .
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At Artsy, exploring ways to improve the developer experience is part of our makeup. Whether it’s implementing hot-swapping for Express.js or integrating the Rust-based SWC compiler into our front-end build pipeline, we’re always trying to reduce the amount of time it takes for a code cycle to take place. CI is no exception. When a developer opens a PR, we want to ensure they get timely feedback. Do their unit tests pass? Does the app bu....
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We’re excited to announce that as we’ve published our Eclipse plugin, including the new Snyk Language Server Protocol.
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There’s a week and bit in Vegas where most of the infosec and secure community come together for talks, workshops and training hosted by Blackhat, Defcon, Bsides Vegas, and The Diana Initiative — welcome to Hacker Summer Camp.
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A recent project announcement on the subredit /r/selfhosted reminded me to post about a simple trick I've started using to make the configuration of the webserver Nginx a little more ergonomic. Nginx allows you to include files inline in your configs to make re-using code simple. An example would be all your ssl proxy settings as per generated using the Mozilla ssl-config generator. simply add this config to a file like /etc/ngi....
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A recent project announcement on the subredit /r/selfhosted reminded me to post about a simple trick I've started using to make the configuration of the webserver Nginx a little more ergonomic. Nginx allows you to include files inline in your configs to make re-using code simple. An example would be all your ssl proxy settings as per generated using the Mozilla ssl-config generator. simply add this config to a file like /etc/ngi....
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Table of Contents Standalone or Distributed? Issues with Kafka Connect on Kubernetes A Vision for Kubernetes-native Kafka Connect Kafka Connect, part of the Apache Kafka project, is a development framework and runtime for connectors which either ingest data into Kafka clusters (source connectors) or propagate data from Kafka into external systems (sink connectors). A diverse ecosystem of ready-made connectors has come to life on top of Kafk..
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Table of Contents Standalone or Distributed? Issues with Kafka Connect on Kubernetes A Vision for Kubernetes-native Kafka Connect Kafka Connect, part of the Apache Kafka project, is a development framework and runtime for connectors which either ingest data into Kafka clusters (source connectors) or propagate data from Kafka into external systems (sink connectors). A diverse ecosystem of ready-made connectors has come to life on top of Kafk..
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For new users working with jOOQ for the first time, the number of types in the jOOQ API can be overwhelming. The SQL language doesn’t have many such “visible” types, although if you think about SQL the way jOOQ does, then they’re there just the same, but hidden from users via an English style syntax. … Continue reading A Brief Overview over the Most Common jOOQ Types →
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In 2013 YCombinator, the world's largest startup accelerator, selected my startup to have an interview. After hundreds of hours of preparation, there we were in a room with true titans of Silicon Valley: Paul Buchheit (creator of Gmail), Geoff Ralston (Yahoo! Mail), Michael Seibel (Twitch), and Kevin Hale
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You can run TLS 1.2 and 1.3 on plenty of 90s-era setups . A typical Gemini page is small, so you might have to blink twice while ChaCha-POLY1305 does its thing. TLS might exclude retro servers, but not clients. If Gemini had these changes, I’d be happy: Use something better than TOFU-based TLS for transit encryption (Tor, Yggdrasil, DANE-based-TLS, etc.) If using TLS: use a small subset of TLS 1.3. Maybe just stick to ECDSA + Cha....
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Finite-sample bias correction factors for Rousseeuw-Croux scale estimators
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aakinshin.net
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3 years ago
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eng
This post derives finite-sample bias-correction factors for the Rousseeuw–Croux $S_n$ and $Q_n$ estimators. Pragmastat recommends Spread — the Shamos estimator — as a simpler yet efficient robust scale alternative. Confidence intervals are available via SpreadBounds . pragmastat.dev github.com/AndreyAkinshin/pragmastat The Rousseeuw-Croux scale estimators $S_n$ and $Q_n$ are efficient alternatives to the median absolute dev....
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Finite-sample bias correction factors for Rousseeuw-Croux scale estimators
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aakinshin.net
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3 years ago
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eng
This post derives finite-sample bias-correction factors for the Rousseeuw–Croux $S_n$ and $Q_n$ estimators. Pragmastat recommends Spread — the Shamos estimator — as a simpler yet efficient robust scale alternative. Confidence intervals are available via SpreadBounds . pragmastat.dev github.com/AndreyAkinshin/pragmastat The Rousseeuw-Croux scale estimators $S_n$ and $Q_n$ are efficient alternatives to the median absolute dev....
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What follows is a selection of practices which I find helpful when working with software projects, whether in public or in private, in solo or in collaborative work. Many of these practices are quite standard, but some are, at best, unevenly practiced by either commercial or academic software teams. Although they are especially important for collaborative work, I like to follow these practices on my own projects, both as a matter of profes....
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