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Learn how to use the recently-added Tailscale, DNS, and Zeroconf endpoint discovery in Wishlist, our SSH host directory.
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"I think Loom is going to kill reactive programming." ~Brian Goetz
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Hi, “Ich glaube Loom wird reactive programming vernichten” Dieser Satz stammt von Brian Goetz . Weißt du wer das ist? Brian ist seit 13 Jahren Java Language Architect bei Oracle. Aus seiner Feder stammt “Java Concurrency in Practice” - eines der Standardwerke für jeden Java Entwickler . Er war es auch, der JSR-335 - Lambda Expressions - in die Sprache brachte. Was Brian sagt hat Substanz. Du findest auf der ganzen Welt w..
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Every so often we need to regroup and give shape to our scattered ideas, turning them into well-structured paragraphs so that they make sense. From simple observations of events to shower thoughts. That's what I'll try to do in this article, swapping heavy words for a lucid mind.
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While developing RCKIVE , I've done a development against Shopify's GraphQL APIs. I quickly found out that the dealing with GraphQL in Rust could be challenging. Generating Rust serde structs and clients from GraphQL is seamless, but GraphQL's lenient response typing doesn't combine
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In the category of handy snippets I sometimes use. This one lets you install all plugins. Sometimes a deployment gets cut of or isn’t succesfull for some weird reason and I’m gettings errors while loading WordPress. I’m adding —skip-plugins because most of the times a plugins is borked. And I’m adding --skip-themes just in case […] The post Quick tip: Force re-install all plugins with WP-CLI appeared first on Jaime Martinez .
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In this post, we'll look at how AI can improve the software development lifecycle (SDLC) and the pitfalls that can come from blindly applying AI to your existing processes.
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In this post, we'll review common patterns and types of IDOR vulnerabilities and how to protect against them.
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I’m not a linguist. I’d like to say I wish I was , but the thought of spending 4 years at university to call myself one isn’t too appealing. Still, I find linguistics interesting, and based on some observations in the last few years I’ve had something on my mind: Is there a term for when a sudden cultural event highlights a relatively unknown word or term and cements it in everyone’s head – often to the point where the word is synonymous....
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I have come across a story a few times that I have seen called “Why Were You Not Zusya?” This story relates to the Hasidic Rabbi Zusya (Rabbi Zusya of Hanipol). As far as I can tell, there are various tellings and translations, but the one I have seen is attributed to Martin Buber (Wikipedia). Here is a rendition (found on this blog); the emphasis is mine: !--more-- On his deathbed he began to cry uncontrollably and his students and discip....
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I’ve decided to take a break from random blogs and try to put something useful out. How useful remains to be seen, but still, useful is the goal here. I am currently rewriting my dad’s business’s website in order to bring it out of a village in Punjab, in the early 2000’s, and into the […] The post React Components and Dynamic HTML Data Attributes appeared first on Something Decent .
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This blog will detail deserialization vulnerabilities in Swift that can occur when using the popular APIs, NScoding and NSSecureCoding, and how to prevent it properly.
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This article reviews several best practices we can implement to make an attack surface analysis more effective.
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Introduction From Sony’s metallic marvel Aibo, the robot dog that barks in binary, to the questionably edible Chia Pet – a glorified house plant, nothing screams “21st-century ennui” more than our love affair with artificial pets. These impersonal, battery-operated furballs and clay-covered critters provide an avenue for the millennial, Gen Z, and boomer alike to […] The post A History of Artificial Pets appeared first on Specular Real..
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Replacing billion-entry preference lists with vector search indexes makes the Nobel Prize-winning Stable Marriage algorithm scale to real-world dating and database joins.
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This post investigates effect size measures for multimodal distributions, where standard approaches based on mean differences fail. In Pragmastat, Disparity provides a robust effect size normalized by pooled Spread . Confidence intervals are available via DisparityBounds . pragmastat.dev github.com/AndreyAkinshin/pragmastat When we want to express the difference between two samples or distributions, a popular measure family ....
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This post investigates effect size measures for multimodal distributions, where standard approaches based on mean differences fail. In Pragmastat, Disparity provides a robust effect size normalized by pooled Spread . Confidence intervals are available via DisparityBounds . pragmastat.dev github.com/AndreyAkinshin/pragmastat When we want to express the difference between two samples or distributions, a popular measure family ....
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Replacing billion-entry preference lists with vector search indexes makes the Nobel Prize-winning Stable Marriage algorithm scale to real-world dating and database joins.
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Although I tend to prefer alternative methods of transport these days, there is something to be said for the joys of traversing the open roads of America in a personal automobile. Last week, I drove solo from Seattle, WA to Austin, TX over the course of four days. With most of my belongings in the trunk of my Challenger, I made the trip in anticipation of my move to New York City in September. As someone with increasingly mixed feelings abo..
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Pub-Sub messaging is a popular messaging pattern used in modern software development. This pattern enables effective communication between multiple software components that need to exchange messages in a decoupled way. In this article, we will dive deep into the concept of pub-sub messaging and explore how it is used in real-world scenarios.
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