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One important aspect of any Internet of Things setup is being able to collect and visualize data for analysis. Seeing trends in sensor readings over time can be useful for identifying problems, and for coming up with new ways to use the data. We wanted an easy solution for this for the c-base IoT setup. Since the c-base backstory is that of a crashed space station, using space technology for this made sense. NASA Open MCT is ....
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One important aspect of any Internet of Things setup is being able to collect and visualize data for analysis. Seeing trends in sensor readings over time can be useful for identifying problems, and for coming up with new ways to use the data. We wanted an easy solution for this for the c-base IoT setup. Since the c-base backstory is that of a crashed space station, using space technology for this made sense. NASA Open MCT is ....
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Envato devs had not developed a strong filter in order to avoid any XSS Attack, and I noticed that I could perform a XSS Injection. I have contacted Envato and, after some investigations, they have discovered that my vulnerabilities were critical! They thanked me and patched the vulnerabilities within 5 business days. Good job Envato!! -Continue to read the article on SerHack.me
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One important aspect of any Internet of Things setup is being able to collect and visualize data for analysis. Seeing trends in sensor readings over time can be useful for identifying problems, and for coming up with new ways to use the data. We wanted an easy solution for this for the c-base IoT setup. Since the c-base backstory is that of a crashed space station, using space technology for this made sense. NASA Open MCT is ....
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One important aspect of any Internet of Things setup is being able to collect and visualize data for analysis. Seeing trends in sensor readings over time can be useful for identifying problems, and for coming up with new ways to use the data. We wanted an easy solution for this for the c-base IoT setup. Since the c-base backstory is that of a crashed space station, using space technology for this made sense. NASA Open MCT is ....
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One important aspect of any Internet of Things setup is being able to collect and visualize data for analysis. Seeing trends in sensor readings over time can be useful for identifying problems, and for coming up with new ways to use the data. We wanted an easy solution for this for the c-base IoT setup. Since the c-base backstory is that of a crashed space station, using space technology for this made sense. NASA Open MCT is ....
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One important aspect of any Internet of Things setup is being able to collect and visualize data for analysis. Seeing trends in sensor readings over time can be useful for identifying problems, and for coming up with new ways to use the data. We wanted an easy solution for this for the c-base IoT setup. Since the c-base backstory is that of a crashed space station, using space technology for this made sense. NASA Open MCT is ....
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One important aspect of any Internet of Things setup is being able to collect and visualize data for analysis. Seeing trends in sensor readings over time can be useful for identifying problems, and for coming up with new ways to use the data. We wanted an easy solution for this for the c-base IoT setup. Since the c-base backstory is that of a crashed space station, using space technology for this made sense. NASA Open MCT is ....
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One important aspect of any Internet of Things setup is being able to collect and visualize data for analysis. Seeing trends in sensor readings over time can be useful for identifying problems, and for coming up with new ways to use the data. We wanted an easy solution for this for the c-base IoT setup. Since the c-base backstory is that of a crashed space station, using space technology for this made sense. NASA Open MCT is ....
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Where just a few months ago we launched Snyk for Serverless, we are now taking it to the next level by launching the Snyk Heroku Add-On. The add-on is currently in beta, which means it’s free to try out! We’re looking for people to take it for a test drive and provide us with some feedback.
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Modern Javascript has gamified programming by creating more micro-success moments (aha! finally got it!). But we know there is No Silver Bullet[1], so it couldn’t have created more moments where you finally solve your hard problems (“essential complexity”). Instead, it has created many opportunities to beat problems you wouldn’t have in another environment (“accidental complexity”) and […]
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That’s me on Shark Tank. It’s episode 12 or 13 of season 1. When I was 19 years old, I appeared on the American reality television show Shark Tank . The premise is simple: entrepreneurs pitch a hard-boiled set of investors to give them money for a piece of their business. It’s based on a Japanese television show called Dragon’s Den . I appeared on Shark Tank in 2009. I wasn’t shy about it - it’s been a part of my “bio” for years. Wha....
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Here at SoundCloud, we’ve been working on helping our Data Scientists be more effective, happy, and productive. We revamped our organizational structure, clearly defined the role of a Data Scientist and a Data Engineer, introduced working groups to solve common problems (like this), and positioned ourselves to do incredible work! Most recently, we started thinking about the work that a Data Scientist does, and how best to describe and share..
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That’s me on Shark Tank. It’s episode 12 or 13 of season 1. When I was 19 years old, I appeared on the American reality television show Shark Tank . The premise is simple: entrepreneurs pitch a hard-boiled set of investors to give them money for a piece of their business. It’s based on a Japanese television show called Dragon’s Den . I appeared on Shark Tank in 2009. I wasn’t shy about it - it’s been a part of my “bio” for years. Wha....
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Here at SoundCloud, we’ve been working on helping our Data Scientists be more effective, happy, and productive. We revamped our organizational structure, clearly defined the role of a Data Scientist and a Data Engineer, introduced working groups to solve common problems (like this), and positioned ourselves to do incredible work! Most recently, we started thinking about the work that a Data Scientist does, and how best to describe and share..
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For the past couple of years, we have been using require.js for module loading and Grunt for automating tasks on front-end, for one out of…
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The promise of multi-sided businesses and the platform paradox
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www.thoughtworks.com
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8 years ago
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The is the first part of a two-part series exploring the significance of platforms in today's digital economy.
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Learn how to use the popular Express.js framework to deploy a REST API with Serverless, DynamoDB and API Gateway.
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Codename One has ports for Mac, Windows & even for the browser. These are often confused and the introduction of the UWP port which also includes some overlap only made matters worse. Each one of these ports covers a segment that the other ports don’t. In this tutorial I try to separate the various ports & explain when each one of them should be used. I also dispel common misconceptions about these ports. Archived Comments This post was ..
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Would it surprise you to learn that years beyond your longest winter you still get letters from your bank, your old philanthropies, cold flakes drifting through the mail-slot with your name? Though it’s been a long time since your face interrupted the light in my door-frame, and the last tremblings of your voice have drained from my telephone wire, from the lists of the likely, your name is not missing. It circles in..
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Property-based testing” refers to the idea of writing statements that should be true of your code (“properties”), and then using automated tooling to generate test inputs (typically, randomly-generated inputs of an appropriate type), and observe whether the properties hold for that input. If an input violates a property, you’ve demonstrated a bug, as well as a convenient example that demonstrates it. A classic example of property-based test..
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Property-based testing” refers to the idea of writing statements that should be true of your code (“properties”), and then using automated tooling to generate test inputs (typically, randomly-generated inputs of an appropriate type), and observe whether the properties hold for that input. If an input violates a property, you’ve demonstrated a bug, as well as a convenient example that demonstrates it. A classic example of property-based test..
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What is the most resilient parasite? Bacteria? A virus? An intestinal worm? An idea. Resilient... highly contagious. Once an idea has taken…
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3 things I learned designing developer-centric tools at Serverless
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www.serverless.com
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8 years ago
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As the newest product designer at Serverless, I had to ramp fast. Here's what I learned about keeping developers at the center of my design strategy.
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I’ve added two modules recently to the deep dive course in the academy . These are a part of a trends together with the SMS activation posts I’ve done over the past couple of weeks. These are all preparations for the upcoming Uber demo that will launch before the end of the year . So the first module I added is a security module which I think I mentioned before, the one I added just last week explains the process of working with nativ..
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Simple command to check which processes are using swap (and how much). Can be used to help track down the source of high swap usage Read more…
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I wrote two posts about the SMS activation process . In the first I discussed using the Twilio API via REST and in the second I discussed the native interfaces for SMS interception we can use in Android. Now it’s time to put this all together and create a single API that’s fluid. It should include the full UI process but be flexible enough to let you design your own experience.
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It is always great fun to try and find patterns in vast amounts of data. Sometimes you find causation, other times just spurious correlation, but it’s a great excercise and the insight you get can be surprising. For a while, I have been wearing a light sensor that measures the surrounding light. The light that is around us, everywhere we go. It’s intensity and color. These graphs below are just two data points from January and April. Each..
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A common assumption is that computers can’t have emotions. But there is a strong philosophical argument that AI systems have had emotions for many decades now. Before making an argument, we need to define “emotion”. That definition shouldn’t require consciousness … Continue reading →
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Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep has potential, but is sidetracked by a confusing premise and missed opportunities.
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As originally seen in ‘Building an ecosystem for innovation’ published by the New Statesman on 29 September 2017.
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Being a Serverless plugin author has never been easier. Take advantage of these awesome new features to write your very own plugin.
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Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep has potential, but is sidetracked by a confusing premise and missed opportunities.
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We’re running Mobile Era for the second year on October 5th-6th and I’d like to share some experience on how we’re using scripts and Trello to help with the organization effort. If you’d like automating simple tools, this is the article for you. If you haven’t signed up for Mobile Era yet, you can leave a comment in this blog post for a discount code! Google Forms is great! You can simply design pretty advanced forms and easily get response..
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Stati, a PHP static site generator that works on any existing Jekyll site
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jfoucher.com
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9 years ago
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eng
Success ! Well it’s been quite a week. Having had an unexpected lull in my contract work, I decided to work on something fun. I use jekyll for most of my static sites, and I quite like it. It’s still a mistery to me why I decided to build a clone of it. But anyway, one week later, here we are. Stati can now build all my ex-Jekyll sites properly. Actually this blog is now generated with Stati! Architecture I read this How does Jekyll w....
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Stati, a PHP static site generator that works on any existing Jekyll site
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jfoucher.com
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9 years ago
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Success ! Well it’s been quite a week. Having had an unexpected lull in my contract work, I decided to work on something fun. I use jekyll for most of my static sites, and I quite like it. It’s still a mistery to me why I decided to build a clone of it. But anyway, one week later, here we are. Stati can now build all my ex-Jekyll sites properly. Actually this blog is now generated with Stati! Architecture I read this How does Jekyll w....
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Introducing Jwala, a Resource Manager for the Apache Community Apache Tomcat and Apache httpd are hardened, scalable, and reliable open-source solutions. Widely adopted, these solutions are commonly used to host and load-balance Java applications. Configuring and managing a small set of elements is relatively easy, but once you start scaling out your application and platform, things get complicated. Questions such as “How do I update the he..
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Deliver software faster by managing work in progress, not by adding overtime
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developers.soundcloud.com
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9 years ago
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eng
Product development flow (flow) is the rate at which our products are developed, from idea to deployment. Good flow means that products should pass through the development cycle quickly and continuously.
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