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When testing a web application, you often want to make sure that a certain email would be sent — without actually sending it. How do you test that? Take something like a transactional email: a user signs up, resets their password, or completes a purchase — and your application needs to send a notification. You don’t care how the email gets sent — just that it was triggered correctly. The simplest implementation for the email-sending f....
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We’re heading into the Easter weekend. I’ve been reading Bread and Wine: Readings for Lent and Easter as a way of engaging with the story and reflecting. I’ve loved the Advent book by the same team, and so I bought the Lent / Easter book, and tried to read it a few years ago, but […]
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Buried Toggles Begging to be Brought to Light Transparency, Expressiveness, and Configurability
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venam.net
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1 year ago
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eng
Throughout the countless years of research on this blog a common thread always comes up: Some features and toggles are often hidden under mountains of hubris that nobody understands. It could be because the software is under-or-badly documented, that it's 'too-flexible' and made to handle cases that never materialize, or just that people don't capt what they're dealing with and never bother looking under the hood. These software are crying ..
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Trying to update jujutsu I had a heck of a time. A previously working command stopped working. Running in a different directory, updating rust neither worked. The issue is this commit in the jujutsu repo. The symptom is: matthew@ZenTower:~$ cargo binstall --strategies crate-meta-data jj-cli WARN Failed to retrieve token from `gh auth token` err=Os { code: 2, kind: NotFound, message: "No such file or directory" } WARN Failed to read ....
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Google has long offered a “Google Analytics Certification” quiz. For GA4, it’s 50 questions (from a pool of 150) that cover a broad range of topics within GA. The quiz is timed, and in order to be certified, you have to score an 80% or better. Since the quiz is open book and most of […] The post How Good is AI at Google Analytics 4? appeared first on Quantable Analytics .
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I discuss (link to video included) catching all 151 available Pokémon in an April 2025 Google Search-Pokémon catching minigame.
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Good day, from the good ship USS /B/oddington. I am requesting permission for immigrants from the Ol...
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SearXNG — Privacy-focused metasearch engine for your homelab
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akashrajpurohit.com
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1 year ago
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eng
SearXNG is a privacy-focused metasearch engine that aggregates results from various search engines. Learn how to set it up and configure it for optimal privacy and performance.
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SearXNG — Privacy-focused metasearch engine for your homelab
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akashrajpurohit.com
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1 year ago
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eng
SearXNG is a privacy-focused metasearch engine that aggregates results from various search engines. Learn how to set it up and configure it for optimal privacy and performance.
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Are (you) making an altchan? its a better time than ever lainons! is there a board 4chinz you want to see back? for me its a /soc/ blue board, the /dgg/ general and the /cyoar/ general >/dgg/, especially this one since i host the wiki for it how will (you) attract a minimum critical mass to your altchan anon? i hope these little pockets of effortposting dont dissipate, thyre the only things that made any of these imageboard goods i..
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Three years ago I started a new job. My co-workers quickly learned that I really enjoy music. It became a habit of mine to share whatever I thought was musically interesting in my team's #Social channel. Here is a chronological ordering of all 287 music-related links that I've shared over the last three years. There are virtually no repeats, but a small handful of alternative renditions by different artists.
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Three years ago I started a new job. My co-workers quickly learned that I really enjoy music. It became a habit of mine to share whatever I thought was musically interesting in my team's #Social channel. Here is a chronological ordering of all 287 music-related links that I've shared over the last three years. There are virtually no repeats, but a small handful of alternative renditions by different artists.
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How to Add the Moesif API Observability Add-On to Your Heroku Applications
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www.heroku.com
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1 year ago
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eng
With API-driven applications being increasingly common, understanding how your APIs are performing is crucial for success. That’s where the combination of Heroku and Moesif allows developers and their organizations to step up their observability game. In this blog, we will quickly examine how you can integrate Moesif with your Heroku app to begin monetizing and analyzing your API traffic. Let’s kick things off by taking a brief look at both..
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Recently I started using Simon Willison ’s CLI tool which is conveniently called llm . He introduced a particularly useful fragments feature in a recent version of the tool, that allows the user to provide extra information to the llm when working with long context models. Simon himself developed a llm-hacker-news plugin that fetches all the comments in a HackerNews discussion and provides that to llm as an extra context (i.e. a..
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Recently I started using Simon Willison ’s CLI tool which is conveniently called llm . He introduced a particularly useful fragments feature in a recent version of the tool, that allows the user to provide extra information to the llm when working with long context models. Simon himself developed a llm-hacker-news plugin that fetches all the comments in a HackerNews discussion and provides that to llm as an extra context (i.e. a....
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Recently I started using Simon Willison ’s CLI tool which is conveniently called llm . He introduced a particularly useful fragments feature in a recent version of the tool, that allows the user to provide extra information to the llm when working with long context models. Simon himself developed a llm-hacker-news plugin that fetches all the comments in a HackerNews discussion and provides that to llm as an extra context (i.e. a..
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Assumed Audience : Programmers and others in the cybersecurity industry. Epistemic Status : Confident. tl;dr : The industry needs professional certifications and liabilities for not reporting vulnerabilities. Introduction I don’t know if you have seen the news, but MITRE’s government contract for CVE was about to expire today (until they got a reprieve ). As techies are wont to do, and since the current administration is..
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Assumed Audience : Programmers and others in the cybersecurity industry. Epistemic Status : Confident. tl;dr : The industry needs professional certifications and liabilities for not reporting vulnerabilities. Introduction I don’t know if you have seen the news, but MITRE’s government contract for CVE was about to expire today (until they got a reprieve ). As techies are wont to do, and since the current administration is..
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Assumed Audience : Programmers and others in the cybersecurity industry. Epistemic Status : Confident. tl;dr : The industry needs professional certifications and liabilities for not reporting vulnerabilities. Introduction I don’t know if you have seen the news, but MITRE’s government contract for CVE was about to expire today (until they got a reprieve ). As techies are wont to do, and since the current administration is..
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Studies serve for delight, for ornament, and for ability. Their chief use for delight, is in privateness and retiring; for ornament, is in discourse; and for ability, is in the judgment, and disposition of business. For expert men can execute, and perhaps judge of particulars, one by one; but the general counsels, and the plots and marshalling of affairs, come best, from those that are learned. To spend too much time in studies is sloth; to....
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Studies serve for delight, for ornament, and for ability. Their chief use for delight, is in privateness and retiring; for ornament, is in discourse; and for ability, is in the judgment, and disposition of business. For expert men can execute, and perhaps judge of particulars, one by one; but the general counsels, and the plots and marshalling of affairs, come best, from those that are learned. To spend too much time in studies is sloth; to....
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Blogging about blogging seems kinda meta to me. It's definitely fun to see how and why folks started and continue to blog. I got tagged by Hidde, so why not…
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Recently I came across this neat compiler optimization to replace an integer division for r with an integer multiplication followed by shifting (and Adding/ORing if the multiplication result exceeds the word length) for a desired range of precision, represented through, for simplicity in the case of computers, an integer B , such that for any integer with magnitude n <= 1<< B , ( n * m )>> b == n / r ) holds for some positive integ....
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A Deep Dive Into Ingesting Debezium Events From Kafka With Flink SQL
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www.morling.dev
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1 year ago
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Table of Contents Flink SQL Connectors for Apache Kafka The Apache Kafka SQL Connector in Append-Only Mode The Apache Kafka SQL Connector As a Changelog Source The Upsert Kafka SQL Connector Summary Over the years, I’ve spoken quite a bit about the use cases for processing Debezium data change events with Apache Flink , such as metadata enrichment, building denormalized data views, and creating data contracts for your CDC..
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A Deep Dive Into Ingesting Debezium Events From Kafka With Flink SQL
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www.morling.dev
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1 year ago
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eng
Table of Contents Flink SQL Connectors for Apache Kafka The Apache Kafka SQL Connector in Append-Only Mode The Apache Kafka SQL Connector As a Changelog Source The Upsert Kafka SQL Connector Summary Over the years, I’ve spoken quite a bit about the use cases for processing Debezium data change events with Apache Flink , such as metadata enrichment, building denormalized data views, and creating data contracts for your CDC..
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Are there any extensions like it that work here on plus? I liked them back on the ol 4chins but I ca...
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I know there are many we'd rather not bring back but there are some that need a home and it's either...
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Snyk addresses the recent MITRE CVE funding news, detailing our independent vulnerability data capabilities & commitment to cybersecurity resilience.
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Bring your TMS watchlist to life with Watchlist LIVE. This browser extension supercharges your NEPSE TMS by
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>found a command to manually purge a route's cache in the nginx docs >make my application use this command to purge the cache of the relevant routes whenever it changes content >now my server only has to render pages when it's actually needed, and the cach
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lainchan.org
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1 year ago
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found a command to manually purge a route's cache in the nginx docs >make my application use this command to purge the cache of the relevant routes whenever it changes content >now my server only has to render pages when it's actually needed, and the cache is always fresh, unlike if I was relying on a timeout or something instead I love nginx why isn't this feature more known? It's clearly superior to the timeout or whatever soykaf
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Who would like to help other boards find places to migrate to? Some of them don't have obvious homes...
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I’ll let you in on a secret. In my teenage years I nigh-exclusively went to sleep listening to fantasy soundtracks, imagining Tolkienesque characters chasing fame and glory by the sword night after night. It was fun, daft, and dweeby. It was a practice I kept up into adulthood. Not so much the imagination, but I’d nod off listening to the soundtrack of fierce battles, savvy duels, and the ambience of ancient glades. Each night I’d load th....
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Last month I gave a talk on the HEIR compiler project at the FHE.org conference in Sofia, Bulgaria. The video is on YouTube now, and the slides are public. I plan to write more about HEIR in the coming months, because it’s been an exciting and fulfilling ride!
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Last month I gave a talk on the HEIR compiler project at the FHE.org conference in Sofia, Bulgaria. The video is on YouTube now, and the slides are public. I plan to write more about HEIR in the coming months, because it’s been an exciting and fulfilling ride!
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