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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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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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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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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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Flux's stdlib provides the function StateDuration() which adds a column with an incrementing counter for as long as the data matches the provided predicate (i.e. indicates a specific state). However, this counter resets when the state changes, so the duration column only tells you how long each instance of the state lasted and because the counter is added to each row, you cannot simply sum() it to calculate the total time spent in that ..
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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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I started my first full-time web developer job back in September of 2013 (not counting the period where I built random sites for random people). So it's kind…
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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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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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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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I’ve always wanted a structural diff tool, so I built difftastic . This has been the most fascinating, most frustrating, and most challenging program I’ve ever written. How Hard Could It Be? If you write Lisp code for a while, you start to see code like JSON. Everything is basically a list. json-diff example json-diff already exists, and it’s pretty good. I wanted something similar for programming languages. After a huge am....
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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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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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People who make computers do new things often work physically alone. Solitude can enable productivity, but it can also stagnate creative work. Fellowship and collaboration enriches life and craft. So, people who work with code can establish public gathering places, like libraries. They can meet to share experience, mentor and learn, help each others’ projects, and discover opportunities. They can also just work quietly in the presence of ot..
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Descriptions of the cast, locations and other elements for the 1998 film Dark City for blind and vision impaired people.
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A few days ago, I was browsing my Twitter feed when a suggestion from my friend @flaper87 caught my attention: On my “comfortably old” MacBook Pro 1 , Spotify has been an absolute hog. The simple act of opening it will require three hundred MBs. That’s a remarkable amount of memory for staying idle and doing nothing useful. Let it play for a few hours, and have fun glancing at CPU and RAM usage ramping up like there’s no tomorrow..
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A few days ago, I was browsing my Twitter feed when a suggestion from my friend @flaper87 caught my attention: On my “comfortably old” MacBook Pro 1 , Spotify has been an absolute hog. The simple act of opening it will require three hundred MBs. That’s a remarkable amount of memory for staying idle and doing nothing useful. Let it play for a few hours, and have fun glancing at CPU and RAM usage ramping up like there’s no tomorrow..
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A few days ago, I was browsing my Twitter feed when a suggestion from my friend @flaper87 caught my attention: On my “comfortably old” MacBook Pro 1 , Spotify has been an absolute hog. The simple act of opening it will require three hundred MBs. That’s a remarkable amount of memory for staying idle and doing nothing useful. Let it play for a few hours, and have fun glancing at CPU and RAM usage ramping up like there’s no tomorrow..
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About a year ago my Framework laptop arrived. Finally, after fretting constantly about finding hardware that I would feel good about supporting, here it was: first-class Linux support, best-in-class maintainability, and a company that seemed pretty concerned about sustainability. Is it the year of the Linux Desktop? Am I hallucinating? Is there a gas leak in my house? Figure 1: NixOS Linux on the Framework (Image via DALL·....
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Whether or not increasing a user’s fingerprint (potentially crossing the uniquely-identifiable threshold) is “worth it” is something for the user to decide, not a webmaster. Studies need the consent of all subjects involved, even if researchers believe that it’s in the subjects’ best interests. Users can make informed consent after being informed of the scope of telemetry, how it will be used, and how it will be shared. A user (like me) w..
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Bear strolling through the meadows. Summary There are many routes available at Sunrise, and the trailhead is well equipped with a huge car park and great facilities. We originally intended to just do a there-and-back-again hike to Fremont Lookout, but ended up exploring more of the trails, and were rewarded with some fantastic wildlife sightings of a bear and mountain goats. Details Distance 15.13 km / 9.4 miles Elevation..
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Bear strolling through the meadows. Summary There are many routes available at Sunrise, and the trailhead is well equipped with a huge car park and great facilities. We originally intended to just do a there-and-back-again hike to Fremont Lookout, but ended up exploring more of the trails, and were rewarded with some fantastic wildlife sightings of a bear and mountain goats. Details Distance 15.13 km / 9.4 miles Elevation..
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This information is outdated The marginalia search project info now lives on about.marginalia-search.com . I’m just one guy building all of this on my own. I’d like to expand the search engine and make it more useful. My hope is that it will bring value to its users and enable a thriving independent Internet. The search engine doesn’t have any secret sauce, all the source code is publicly available and as far as is legally and l..
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I always forget how to use any drag and drop library until I have to use it again. Currently, the one I've been working with is , the…
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Stres, nedostatočná fyzická aktivita či strava majú vplyv na úroveň našej imunity. Strava: 70 – 80 % imunitných buniek sídli v črevách, čiže to čo jeme má vplyv na zloženie našej črevnej mikroflóry, a to sa odzrkadľuje na úrovni našej imunity. Vieme čo jeme? Glyfosát. Herbicídy na báze glyfosátu patria medzi najpoužívanejšie vo svete. V roku 2015 […]
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This week the “Sunday Morning Reading Award” goes to Lisa Whittington-Hill , for her The Women Who Built Grunge on Longreads: Bands like L7 and Heavens to Betsy were instrumental to the birth of the grunge scene, but for decades were treated like novelties and sex objects. Thirty years later, it’s time to reassess their legacy. More here .
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This week the “Sunday Morning Reading Award” goes to Lisa Whittington-Hill , for her The Women Who Built Grunge on Longreads: Bands like L7 and Heavens to Betsy were instrumental to the birth of the grunge scene, but for decades were treated like novelties and sex objects. Thirty years later, it’s time to reassess their legacy. More here .
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Response to the Enduring Security Framework (ESF) Guide for Developers
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snyk.io
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3 years ago
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Developer-first security was invented at Snyk. Which is why the NSA, CISA, and ODNI’s recent publication piqued our interest. While the information was good, we felt it missed the mark on being a practical guide for developers. So, here are our suggestions on how to improve guides that address developers directly.
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Taking the time to breathe consciously, as simple as that is, provides significant improvements to body and spirit.
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