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What I've been up to We finished moving back to NYC last month. I made a quick stopover to Canada for Tailwind Connect, where I met some interesting people and learned some new CSS techniques....
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Sometimes your data grows and requires a bigger disk without a need for more compute or memory. Previously, our offerings were a bit too inflexible. We also didn’t want to limit our largest database at 4TB. We released new Heroku Postgres plans that give you more flexibility when scaling up your database storage needs on […] The post Introducing New Heroku Postgres Plans appeared first on Heroku .
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Bookmarks for July 2023: 2 links - How to Learn Better in the Digital Age; Nobody cares about your blog..
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Many teams start with ORM/ODM for various reason. But ORM/ODM don’t scale because of a reason. And to perserve sanity, all ORM/ODM must be avoided unless it’s provided by the team who built the database
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Many teams start with ORM/ODM for various reason. But ORM/ODM don’t scale because of a reason. And to perserve sanity, all ORM/ODM must be avoided unless it’s provided by the team who built the database
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Ledger is a double-entry plaintext accounting system. Plaintext means that you do your finance editing a simple text file and process it with a command line utility :) In this post, I share my approach to using Ledger. If you want to know more about plaintext accounting, visit https://plaintextaccounting.org/ . I only use Ledger for two months, so this is probably not final. This is not an introduction to the Ledger. I assume you are fa..
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A significant portion of cost of software infrastructure at a technology organization is due to CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment).
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Left Tokyo today after spending a week there (and the week prior in Fukuoka). I already wrote this article praising Japan shortly after arriving, and now I’ll give another recap 11 days later upon leaving. Tokyo is now what I consider to be the best city in the world. I’ll caveat this by saying that … Continue reading Tokyo Trip Reflections – The Nicest City
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For the last three months I’ve been working on a team building the incident.io Catalog: read the announcement post here . One of the things I enjoy about working at incident is we often build products I’ve been thinking about or actively using for years. The catalog may be the best example of this, having spent years at GoCardless building and looking after our homegrown service registry, and talking publicly about why everyone n....
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What advice can you extract from the Zen of Python? How can these nineteen guiding principles help you write more idiomatic Python? This week on the show, Christopher Trudeau is here, bringing another batch of PyCoder's Weekly articles and projects.
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Original post here . Rumours, hoaxes, conspiracy theories. Like many other teens who grew up on the internet, that part of the web has always captivated me – the hushed tones, fighting the power, uncovering the REAL truth. The subculture of secrets is hard not to find fascinating. 1 As I grew up with that seedy underbelly running parallel to everything around me, one thought became lodged my brain: What sort of bollocks could I g....
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Dear iPhone users… What if I told you there was a simple trick that would not just improve your life, but also improve the lives of everyone around you? Something you could do right away, with any mobile phone from the last 30 years. Well this may be a surprise, but: CHANGE YOUR DAMN RINGTONE And while you’re at it, change your notification sound too. I observe this daily: I’m sitting in the break room at work, then the familiar....
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I recently had to try and explain to some non-technical colleagues how part of our system works. This involved giving them a very quick overview of public/private key cryptography. So I thought I would summarise it here.
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I recently had to try and explain to some non-technical colleagues how part of our system works. This involved giving them a very quick overview of public/private key cryptography. So I thought I would summarise it here.
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When designing Python packages, decoupling the file structure from the package's API makes your package easier to import and use.
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There is an easy way to use base-auth for “securing” ingress access in Traefik, but, well - it’s base auth. It’s not that secure nor easy / nice to use in browsers, especially on mobile devices. So for long time, I was thinking how to integrate Traefik Ingress with an SSO (Single Sign-On) solution. Prerequisites You will need some kind of SSO provider. I’m using Forgejo (a fork of Gitea). I didn’t need anything fancy, and I already had Gite..
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Learn how to automate the propagation of configuration changes across all tmux panes, saving time and enhancing productivity.
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Every now and then, at work, I find myself discussing git worfklows, commit messages, branching, releasing, versioning, changelogs etc. Since my opinion has remained fairly consistent for the past few years, I found myself repeating the same points a lot, so I wrote it down. This page is the resulting compilation of my opinions on the software development lifecycle (SDLC), without workplace-specific tangeants. The article is broken down i..
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Every now and then, at work, I find myself discussing git worfklows, commit messages, branching, releasing, versioning, changelogs etc. Since my opinion has remained fairly consistent for the past few years, I found myself repeating the same points a lot, so I wrote it down. This page is the resulting compilation of my opinions on the software development lifecycle (SDLC), without workplace-specific tangeants. The article is broken down i..
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If you’re reading this post because you needed a breather from trying to figure out Google Analytics 4, we hear... The post Struggling With Google Analytics 4? No, It’s Not Just You appeared first on GoSquared Blog .
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Imagine you wanted to send a message to a friend. The message has sensitive information so you want to send it securely.
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Imagine you wanted to send a message to a friend. The message has sensitive information so you want to send it securely.
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So, as y'all might've heard, Reddit's planning on changing their API terms in a way that'd break most non-commercial third party apps. This likely means we gotta shut down Libreddit n Teddit soon, as they'll stop working (specifically, on July 1st, as far as we can tell). For the future, well, Libreddit seemsa be planning sth , possibly? Teddit we're not sure, they might wanna look into web scraping , we'll see how feasible that's (migh..
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Recently, Pinecone announced support for Sparse-dense embeddings , allowing for hybrid vector search. This is pretty awesome as it allows you to support both keyword-style queries that require exact matches (with the sparse vectors) and semantic queries that understand the intention of the query (with dense vectors). The two components of
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Webhooks are a callback integration technique for sending and receiving information, such as event notifications, in close to real-time. In this walkthrough, we’ll implement a GitHub webhook in Node.js that detects when users push code to a repository.
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In this post, we'll discuss CI/CD pipelines and how they can be configured to integrate security throughout the development process.
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I recently wanted a few images stitched together. A perfect job for ImageMagick . A quick search yielded the magical incantation: convert image1.jpg image2.jpg image3.jpg +append joined.jpg Great, now I know, but I'll rarely use it and will soon forget it. I may as well add it to my repository of DWIM command line utilities, wrapped in a convenient Emacs function, applicable from different contexts… know what I mean ? 🙃 I built ....
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As a Linux system administrator, it's essential to have a good grasp of the command-line interface. In this blog, we'll explore some of the most common and useful commands used for maintaining a Linux server at home. From handling files to networking, these commands will help you streamline your work and keep your server running smoothly.
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As a Linux system administrator, it's essential to have a good grasp of the command-line interface. In this blog, we'll explore some of the most common and useful commands used for maintaining a Linux server at home. From handling files to networking, these commands will help you streamline your work and keep your server running smoothly.
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Hi, Hast du schon mal einen eigenen Passwort-Encoder geschrieben? Ich zwar nicht direkt - aber ich musste einen selbstgezimmerten benutzen. In einem zentralen User-Management-Service liefen die Kundendaten aller Nutzer zusammen. Und in diesem wurden die Passwörter gespeichert. Bei der Registrierung eines neuen Users musste also der gleiche Encoder genutzt werden. Es ist uns in der Praxis - zum Glück - nicht um die Ohren geflogen. Aber e..
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Or, finally biting the bullet to redesigning my developerly and writerly experience, from the ground up, with Emacs.
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New Features Generator keywords To provide additional ways of selecting search results, a synthetic keyword has been added for the tag. This is basically a vanity tag that is used by some HTML generators to advertise themselves, and it’s also common for hand-edited HTML to include this tag with a string like “vim” or “myself”, as a wink to human readers of the code. The generator keywords have the fo..
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