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Introduction In January, I wrote a post called “Dynamic Linking Needs to Die” . As should be evident from the title, it was too inflammatory. And by “too inflammatory,” I mean that it was inflammatory at all. Does dynamic linking need to die? Actually, no, I’m sure there’s a place for it somewhere. So just by that, that post was too inflammatory. This post will attempt to fix that. It will also take into account new sources that I h..
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Introduction In January, I wrote a post called “Dynamic Linking Needs to Die” . As should be evident from the title, it was too inflammatory. And by “too inflammatory,” I mean that it was inflammatory at all. Does dynamic linking need to die? Actually, no, I’m sure there’s a place for it somewhere. So just by that, that post was too inflammatory. This post will attempt to fix that. It will also take into account new sources that I h..
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Introduction In January, I wrote a post called “Dynamic Linking Needs to Die” . As should be evident from the title, it was too inflammatory. And by “too inflammatory,” I mean that it was inflammatory at all. Does dynamic linking need to die? Actually, no, I’m sure there’s a place for it somewhere. So just by that, that post was too inflammatory. This post will attempt to fix that. It will also take into account new sources that I h..
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Introduction In January, I wrote a post called “Dynamic Linking Needs to Die” . As should be evident from the title, it was too inflammatory. And by “too inflammatory,” I mean that it was inflammatory at all. Does dynamic linking need to die? Actually, no, I’m sure there’s a place for it somewhere. So just by that, that post was too inflammatory. This post will attempt to fix that. It will also take into account new sources that I h..
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Introduction In January, I wrote a post called “Dynamic Linking Needs to Die” . As should be evident from the title, it was too inflammatory. And by “too inflammatory,” I mean that it was inflammatory at all. Does dynamic linking need to die? Actually, no, I’m sure there’s a place for it somewhere. So just by that, that post was too inflammatory. This post will attempt to fix that. It will also take into account new sources that I h..
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Introduction In January, I wrote a post called “Dynamic Linking Needs to Die” . As should be evident from the title, it was too inflammatory. And by “too inflammatory,” I mean that it was inflammatory at all. Does dynamic linking need to die? Actually, no, I’m sure there’s a place for it somewhere. So just by that, that post was too inflammatory. This post will attempt to fix that. It will also take into account new sources that I h..
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Introduction In January, I wrote a post called “Dynamic Linking Needs to Die” . As should be evident from the title, it was too inflammatory. And by “too inflammatory,” I mean that it was inflammatory at all. Does dynamic linking need to die? Actually, no, I’m sure there’s a place for it somewhere. So just by that, that post was too inflammatory. This post will attempt to fix that. It will also take into account new sources that I h..
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Introduction In January, I wrote a post called “Dynamic Linking Needs to Die” . As should be evident from the title, it was too inflammatory. And by “too inflammatory,” I mean that it was inflammatory at all. Does dynamic linking need to die? Actually, no, I’m sure there’s a place for it somewhere. So just by that, that post was too inflammatory. This post will attempt to fix that. It will also take into account new sources that I h..
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Introduction In January, I wrote a post called “Dynamic Linking Needs to Die” . As should be evident from the title, it was too inflammatory. And by “too inflammatory,” I mean that it was inflammatory at all. Does dynamic linking need to die? Actually, no, I’m sure there’s a place for it somewhere. So just by that, that post was too inflammatory. This post will attempt to fix that. It will also take into account new sources that I h..
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Introduction In January, I wrote a post called “Dynamic Linking Needs to Die” . As should be evident from the title, it was too inflammatory. And by “too inflammatory,” I mean that it was inflammatory at all. Does dynamic linking need to die? Actually, no, I’m sure there’s a place for it somewhere. So just by that, that post was too inflammatory. This post will attempt to fix that. It will also take into account new sources that I h..
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Introduction In January, I wrote a post called “Dynamic Linking Needs to Die” . As should be evident from the title, it was too inflammatory. And by “too inflammatory,” I mean that it was inflammatory at all. Does dynamic linking need to die? Actually, no, I’m sure there’s a place for it somewhere. So just by that, that post was too inflammatory. This post will attempt to fix that. It will also take into account new sources that I h..
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Introduction In January, I wrote a post called “Dynamic Linking Needs to Die” . As should be evident from the title, it was too inflammatory. And by “too inflammatory,” I mean that it was inflammatory at all. Does dynamic linking need to die? Actually, no, I’m sure there’s a place for it somewhere. So just by that, that post was too inflammatory. This post will attempt to fix that. It will also take into account new sources that I h..
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Introduction In January, I wrote a post called “Dynamic Linking Needs to Die” . As should be evident from the title, it was too inflammatory. And by “too inflammatory,” I mean that it was inflammatory at all. Does dynamic linking need to die? Actually, no, I’m sure there’s a place for it somewhere. So just by that, that post was too inflammatory. This post will attempt to fix that. It will also take into account new sources that I h..
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Introduction In January, I wrote a post called “Dynamic Linking Needs to Die” . As should be evident from the title, it was too inflammatory. And by “too inflammatory,” I mean that it was inflammatory at all. Does dynamic linking need to die? Actually, no, I’m sure there’s a place for it somewhere. So just by that, that post was too inflammatory. This post will attempt to fix that. It will also take into account new sources that I h..
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Introduction In January, I wrote a post called “Dynamic Linking Needs to Die” . As should be evident from the title, it was too inflammatory. And by “too inflammatory,” I mean that it was inflammatory at all. Does dynamic linking need to die? Actually, no, I’m sure there’s a place for it somewhere. So just by that, that post was too inflammatory. This post will attempt to fix that. It will also take into account new sources that I h..
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Comments Silent stories The ability to educate with stories is something humans are very good at. Videos are just a new(ish) medium for telling stories. One of the reasons I love gifs is they’re videos with restrictions. The restrictions limit the types of stories we can tell but not the impact those stories can have to educate.
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The last few days I’ve felt like my first attempt at a ranking algorithm for the search engine was pretty good, like it was producing some pretty interesting results. It felt close to what I wanted to accomplish. The first ranking algorithm was a simple link-counting algorithm that did some weighting to promote pages that look in a certain fashion. It did seem to keep the page quality up, but also seemed to as a strange side-effect promot..
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Join Snyk in celebrating 31 days of Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2021
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Today’s the first day of October as well as the first day of the 18th annual Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Join Snyk for 31 days of security fun and learning!
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Make Your Python App Interactive With a Text User Interface (TUI)
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Have you wanted to create a Python application that goes further than a command-line interface? You would like it to have a friendly interface but don't want to make a GUI (Graphical User Interface) or web application. Maybe a TUI (Text User Interface)would be a perfect fit for the project. This week on the show, we have Will McGugan to talk about his projects Textual and Rich.
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I am aware of only two workflow managers that support cyclic workflows. Cylc and StackStorm . I won’t enter into details about these two tools, but I must note that I worked on Cylc during my employment with NIWA, in New Zealand. In this post I will only show a very simple workflow called five first using Cylc, and then the same workflow with StackStorm. Cylc First let’s take a look at the source code of this workflow with Cylc 8 and..
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If you were a child with a Nintendo DS like myself, growing up you will undoubtedly have played (for countless hours) video games from the Mario series. Appearing for the first time in Donkey Kong , Mario is the undisputed protagonist of the video game brand of the Nintendo development house ― from sports to cars, most of the famous video games produced by Nintendo have Mario as the main character. -Continue to read the article on SerHack...
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Comments Simplicity vs User Experience Why do fans have that weird nob to turn on oscillation but they have buttons for speed control? Why not put an oscillation button on the front? The nob is hard to reach and especially difficult while the fan is oscillating. It’s terrible UX. It’s incredibly simple to implement which makes it extremely reliable. As a user of a fan’s interface I would prefer a button next to speed controls. As a build..
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I am aware of only two workflow managers that support cyclic workflows. Cylc and StackStorm . I won’t enter into details about these two tools, but I must note that I worked on Cylc during my employment with NIWA, in New Zealand. In this post I will only show a very simple workflow called five first using Cylc, and then the same workflow with StackStorm. Cylc First let’s take a look at the source code of this workflow with Cylc 8 and..
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https://search.marginalia.nu The October Update is live. It introduced drastically improved topic identification and an actual ranking algorithm; and the result is interesting to say the least. What’s striking is how much it’s beginning to feel like a search engine. When it fails to find stuff, you can kinda see how. I’ve played with it for a while now and it does seem to produce relevant results for a lot of topics. A trade down in wh..
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This blog post is about how to explain things in writing. You should learn to explain things in writing because it's the most efficient way of conveying an idea to a large, distributed audience. Whe...
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This blog post is about how to explain things in writing. You should learn to explain things in writing because it's the most efficient way of conveying an idea to a large, distributed audience. Whe...
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When I read Entangled Life: How Fungi Make Our Worlds, Change Our Minds & Shape Our Futures by Merlin Sheldrake 1 , I was stunned by the scale and importance of the mycorrhizal network that lies beneath the surface of any given forest in the world. The “wood wide web”, as scientists started to call it, sounded like the perfect metaphor for such an incredibly efficient, symbiotic relation between fungi and trees.
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One of our application running in kubernetes have a background job feature (which is a bad practice and against stateless architecture) and recently we noticed some of these background jobs were killed in midway due to pod scale-down done by horizontal pod autoscaler. Our assumption was Kubernetes will only terminate pods with less utilization but we were wrong! and its a random selection. In order to handle this issue we found out that w....
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Comments Who’s to blame? Many of us probably heard about the HBOMax email that was sent out by mistake last week. It wasn’t a major outage, but a lot of people were talking about it. I especially loved the outpouring of support I saw online for whomever triggered the integration job that sent the email. 💖 Just like the gif, no one person is to blame. The person who poured cement isn’t any more to blame than the person who architected the..
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Snyk Infrastructure as Code (Snyk IaC) now allows you to ignore IaC vulnerabilities that aren’t relevant to you.
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