When you’re independent you feel less desire to impress strangers, which can be an enormous financial and psychological cost. The wild thing about all this effort is how easy it is to overestimate how much other people are thinking about you. No one is thinking about you as much as you are. They are too busy thinking about themselves. Even when people are thinking about you, they often do it just to contextualize their own life. W..
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When you’re independent you feel less desire to impress strangers, which can be an enormous financial and psychological cost. The wild thing about all this effort is how easy it is to overestimate how much other people are thinking about you. No one is thinking about you as much as you are. They are too busy thinking about themselves. Even when people are thinking about you, they often do it just to contextualize their own life. W....
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When you’re independent you feel less desire to impress strangers, which can be an enormous financial and psychological cost. The wild thing about all this effort is how easy it is to overestimate how much other people are thinking about you. No one is thinking about you as much as you are. They are too busy thinking about themselves. Even when people are thinking about you, they often do it just to contextualize their own life. W..
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So, cuckchan is back, and nothing has changed at all. The mods are still massive fucking faggots. Sh...
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Part of a short sequence of posts about various testing practices. They could be used as pointers in pull request reviews. Here's an assortment of test description examples I come across too often: it( "imports records successfully" , () => { @Test public void testParsesInputCorrectly () { context "when parsing malformed input" do it "does the right thing" do def test_works ():....
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When I recently looked at the state of the art in floating point random number generation, I was surprised to see a common procedure in many programming languages and libraries that is not really a floating-point algorithm: Generate a random integer with bits chosen based on the precision of the format. Convert to floating point. Divide to produce an output between 0 and 1. In code, this looks like: 1 func ( r * Rand ) ....
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Part of a short sequence of posts about various testing practices. They could be used as pointers in pull request reviews. Here's an assortment of test description examples I come across too often: it( "imports records successfully" , () => { @Test public void testParsesInputCorrectly () { context "when parsing malformed input" do it "does the right thing" do def test_works ():....
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And so it was that through luck, or divine guidance, we ended up with a house bigger than we’d imagined, with more space than we could have hoped for, in a neighborhood we didn’t think we could aspire to...
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Just noticed that grep -z doesn’t exist on OpenBSD. Any shell scripts using grep -z | sort -z | xargs -0 are not very portable.
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AI-Powered Documentation: The Secret to Efficient Technical Writing
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8thlight.com
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1 year ago
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eng
Technical documentation is a critical part of any software development environment. Clear, maintainable documentation empowers teams, boosts productivity, and preserves vital knowledge. Yet, keeping documentation accurate, consistent, and up-to-date can be challenging. Fortunately, there are effective ways to advocate for its importance. Leading by Example Becoming an advocate for high-quality documentation starts with your own work. While ....
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Andre Bandarra: From PyTorch to Browser: Creating a Web-Friendly AI Model
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paul.kinlan.me
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1 year ago
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Link: From PyTorch to Browser: Creating a Web-Friendly AI Model I loved this post from Andre about running sentiment analysis in the browser using a model that he'd trained on embeddings generated from a YouTube comments data was great and shows that you don't have to run everything through the full language model and instead can use just the embedding APIs to get a decent result. The client side part of the code can be seen below:
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Andre Bandarra: From PyTorch to Browser: Creating a Web-Friendly AI Model
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paul.kinlan.me
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1 year ago
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eng
Link: From PyTorch to Browser: Creating a Web-Friendly AI Model I loved this post from Andre about running sentiment analysis in the browser using a model that he'd trained on embeddings generated from a YouTube comments data was great and shows that you don't have to run everything through the full language model and instead can use just the embedding APIs to get a decent result. The client side part of the code can be seen below:
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When I posted about the Emacs mouse bug in February, I looked into the patch set again, and of course spotted more mistakes. This patch simplifies and corrects some inconsistent logic in where CAP_SYS_ADMIN was required. The change does not make a difference for existing terminal mouse driver programs like GPM or Consolation, but it is noteworthy for the coding aspect: Fantastic new ways of passing arguments In the kernel code, the d....
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When I posted about the Emacs mouse bug in February, I looked into the patch set again, and of course spotted more mistakes. This patch simplifies and corrects some inconsistent logic in where CAP_SYS_ADMIN was required. The change does not make a difference for existing terminal mouse driver programs like GPM or Consolation, but it is noteworthy for the coding aspect: Fantastic new ways of passing arguments In the kernel code, the d....
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When I posted about the Emacs mouse bug in February, I looked into the patch set again, and of course spotted more mistakes. This patch simplifies and corrects some inconsistent logic in where CAP_SYS_ADMIN was required. The change does not make a difference for existing terminal mouse driver programs like GPM or Consolation, but it is noteworthy for the coding aspect: Fantastic new ways of passing arguments In the kernel code, the d....
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ChatGPT lied on purpose for its own convenience. Curious. I was using a temporary chat with my Plus account asking ChatGPT about how to install a new lock for my door: After suggesting me a few options, it suddenly said: “Do you want me to find an installer near Monfalcone?” If you need assistance in choosing the most suitable kit or information about installers in your area (Monfalcone, Friuli Venezia Giulia) , I can provide you ..
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Repository: @knadh/dns.toys GitHub release page: v1.2.0 What’s Changed docs: added a comment in the readme explaining how to query against t… by @geekbala in https://github.com/knadh/dns.toys/pull/75 Update deprecated io/ioutil package by @pravinkanna in https://github.com/knadh/dns.toys/pull/64 feat: add dns caching for queries by @ShreyAmbesh in https://github.com/knadh/dns.toys/pull/80
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ChatGPT lied on purpose for its own convenience. Curious. I was using a temporary chat with my Plus account asking ChatGPT about how to install a new lock for my door: After suggesting me a few options, it suddenly said: “Do you want me to find an installer near Monfalcone?” If you need assistance in choosing the most suitable kit or information about installers in your area (Monfalcone, Friuli Venezia Giulia) , I can provide you ..
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Does anyone know Meshtastic? Its a system/protocol that uses LoRa to mesh with other Meshtastic nodes. Each node can send, receive and forward messages or sensor data. You typically connect the node to your smartphone via Bluetooth and control everything with the Meshtastic app. There are also standalone devices like the Lilygo T-Deck. The nodes are cheap and easy to set up and everything is encrypted which is really cool! I have aro..
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The last week of April was a bloody scorcher, and today marks the hottest start of May on record. Summer is rapidly approaching, and as someone who shuts off when it gets over 20C… Bugger 1 . I hate summer. Too hot. Too humid. It gets overbearingly muggy outside and going in doesn’t alleviate much either – housing here is designed to keep the heat in; chuck in cramped rooms and the fact I always end up with a south-facing window… Yeah....
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Driving to the top of an active volcano may not be the smartest thing we’ve ever done, but it sure is one of the most beautiful! On today’s adventure we’re in the southern highlands...
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Migrating From PostgreSQL to MongoDB in a .NET EF Core Application
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www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com
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1 year ago
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For many reasons—including scalability, flexibility, and modernization—more and more development teams are looking to migrate away from PostgreSQL to MongoDB. In the past, these teams might have been ... The post Migrating From PostgreSQL to MongoDB in a .NET EF Core Application appeared first on DEV .
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We’re excited to announce the release of Heroku-Streamlit, a template that makes deploying interactive data visualization applications on Heroku simpler than ever before. Streamlit is an open-source app framework built for machine learning and data science projects. This Streamlit App brings together Heroku’s scalable cloud platform and Streamlit’s intuitive Python-based data application framework. Whether you’re […] The post Introducing..
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Explore the security risks of AI-generated code and how Snyk & ServiceNow offer AI-powered developer security integrated with enterprise workflows for effective remediation.
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If someone at your gym offers you unsolicited advice, ignore it. Anyone who knows their shit keeps it to themselves. Even if you ask them for guidance, they turn into jacked rabbis. “Bigger arms? Nu?! Already with the swollen biceps?! Oy, such tsuris!” ( Editor’s Note: I’ve never met anyone who speaks this way. It may be a Hollywood invention. ) That’s how I feel about most advice. Especially financial advice. And yet. One of the ways....
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On iOS, we're spoiled for choice when it comes to note-taking, journaling, or social media apps. In note-taking alone, I've flip-flopped back and forth between different note-taking and journaling apps. For one reason or another, none would stick. My initial attempt at building such an app faded just the same. That is, until I realized what I really wanted was a cocktail of sorts, combining user experiences from all three kinds. Only then, ....
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Here's my monthly newsletter about what I'm up to, which I send in place of social media. What I did in last month - "I created a chatbot with my dog" was a presentation I gave at a meetup. (Here's t...
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Here's my monthly newsletter about what I'm up to, which I send in place of social media. What I did in last month - "I created a chatbot with my dog" was a presentation I gave at a meetup. (Here's t...
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Repository: @knadh/tinytabs GitHub release page: v3.0.0 What’s Changed tabs close feature include by @itzvinoth in https://github.com/knadh/tinytabs/pull/7 Readme file update by @itzvinoth in https://github.com/knadh/tinytabs/pull/8 predefine a default tab by @khang-nd in https://github.com/knadh/tinytabs/pull/9 New Contributors @itzvinoth made their first contribution in https://github.com/knadh/tinytabs/pul..
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