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Leveraging WSL2 for Systems & Cloud Administration, Cybersecurity, and Software Development
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jasoneckert.github.io
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1 year ago
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eng
There’s quite a bit going on in the Windows 11 desktop pic shown at the top of this post. To see the details, you can pinch zoom the pic if you are on a phone or touchscreen device, or right-click the pic and choose to open it in a new browser tab if you are on a desktop computer.
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searchcode.com’s SQLite database is probably 6 terabytes bigger than yours
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boyter.org
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1 year ago
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eng
searchcode.com’s SQLite database is probably one of the largest in the world, at least for a public facing website. It’s actual size is 6.4 TB. Which is probably 6 terabytes bigger than yours. -rw-r--r-- 1 searchcode searchcode 6.4T Feb 17 04:30 searchcode.db At least, I think its bigger. I have no evidence to the contrary, being by far the largest I have ever heard of. Poking around the internet did not find anyone talking publicly abou..
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Repository: @knadh/dictpress GitHub release page: v2.1.0 Changelog a5f64a3 Add goreleaser GitHub action workflow. 479dd73 Merge branch ‘bundle-handler’ e8a89d9 Add /static/_bundle.js|.css handlers to automatically bundle and serve static assets. 1dbe1ed fix(config.sample.toml) Spell corrected ( #41 ) 9be0f14 Merge pull request #40 from chinmayb/master 8de4805 Create ci.yaml 487f0e4 Merge pull request #36 from chin..
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I’ve been thinking a lot about risk registers recently. I feel like people don’t know enough about them, or reject them on principle for being “more process”. I’ve worked in projects where the process was heavy, and like many, I very much didn’t like it then. But since moving to more “agile” environments, I’ve repeatedly been missing the structured aspects of writing things down, and wished for more rigour, more … process?
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Getting paid in foreign currency as a software developer in India
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akashrajpurohit.com
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1 year ago
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eng
A comprehensive guide for Indian software developers working with foreign clients on how to receive payments, handle taxes, and manage GST compliance. Learn about payment platforms, tax implications, and best practices.
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Getting paid in foreign currency as a software developer in India
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akashrajpurohit.com
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1 year ago
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eng
A comprehensive guide for Indian software developers working with foreign clients on how to receive payments, handle taxes, and manage GST compliance. Learn about payment platforms, tax implications, and best practices.
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The first entry of a journal documenting the development of a video game. Coming up with an idea for a game.
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I’ve been thinking a lot about risk registers recently. I feel like people don’t know enough about them, or reject them on principle for being “more process”. I’ve worked in projects where the process was heavy, and like many, I very much didn’t like it then. But since moving to more “agile” environments, I’ve repeatedly been missing the structured aspects of writing things down, and wished for more rigour, more … process?
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judging from what i've read online over time, it is my understanding that XML was a major turning point for programming. everyone went crazy over it, everyone was trying to reinvent the wheel using it, it was the AI or cryptocurrencies of its time. my question is why? can someone who was old enough to remember explain to me what was so revolutionary about XML? it's just a markup language, and they certainly had markup languages before XML,..
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Last month I completed my first year at EnterpriseDB. I'm on the team that built and maintains pglogical and who, over the years, contributed a good chunk of the logical replication functionality that exists in community Postgres. Most of my work, our work, is in C and Rust with tests in Perl and Python. Our focus these days is a descendant of pglogical called Postgres Distributed which supports replicating DDL, tunable consistency acro....
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I've never used any other AI "assistant," although I've talked with those who have, most of whom are not very positive. My experience using Xcode's AI is that it occasionally offers a line of code that works, but you mostly get junk
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The links today are about developing code without thinking, interesting network projects and extensive travel tips.
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The links today are about developing code without thinking, interesting network projects and extensive travel tips.
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I’ve recently been wearing a Casio AE-1200 . I had a familiar model in my teens, lost it, then bought this a decade later in the tail end of the pandemic. It’s a solid digital watch. Subtle, snazzy. But above all else it’s cheap and practical, filled to the brim with more features than a simple digital watch ever needs: Day & date tracking 5 alarms Hourly notification toggle Stopwatch + countdown timer World time / timezone library A b....
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Behavior-Driven vs Test-Driven Development & Using Regex in Python
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realpython.com
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1 year ago
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eng
What is behavior-driven development, and how does it work alongside test-driven development? How do you communicate requirements between teams in an organization? Christopher Trudeau is back on the show this week, bringing another batch of PyCoder's Weekly articles and projects.
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Many organizations rush into MLOps without a structured approach, leading to fragmented infrastructure and duplicated efforts. In this post, we'll explore how Feature Stores help streamline ML workflows, ensuring scalability and efficiency.
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Many organizations rush into MLOps without a structured approach, leading to fragmented infrastructure and duplicated efforts. In this post, we'll explore how Feature Stores help streamline ML workflows, ensuring scalability and efficiency.
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I love tracking stuff. I’m not obsessed with the numbers, but I definitely do more tracking than your usual person. I liked Steam in the beginning because it provided a central location to track my playtime. RescueTime, a productivity tracking tool, was the first software installed on my computers for more than 7 years. A few recent things lead me down this rabbit hole of thinking how we humans and our society are uniquely centered around..
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Your energy is stagnant. It needs to move. Whatever you’re feeling is a stink arising out of the stagnant water. Once it becomes a river, your problem will disappear. Because you need to flow. -Satyakaam Ramkrishan
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Shell scripts sometimes have to append data to a file. Redirecting output with >> is the conventional way and works fine, but using tee -a instead is a usually better default, especially in continuous integration. It’s just as easy and gives automatic introspection : the same value is printed to stdout and so appears in normal logs too. 1 2 3 4 # conventional approach (worse!): echo "some_variable=some_value" >> " $GITHUB_ENV ....
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After studying Vietnamese language for five months, I think that it is a challenging language to learn for Westerners. Especially the vocabulary with different tones is extremely hard to master: Bạn bận bán bàn bẩn không? , if you want to ask if someone is busy selling dirty tables. All joking apart, other features of this language are way simpler than you might expect. Saigon Central Post Office in Ho Chi Minh City It is an isol....
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U.K. asks to backdoor iCloud Backup encryption
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blog.cryptographyengineering.com
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1 year ago
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I’m supposed to be finishing a wonky series on proof systems (here and here) and I promise I will do that this week. In the midst of this I’ve been a bit distracted by world events. Last week the Washington Post published a bombshell story announcing that the U.K. had filed “technical capability notices” demanding … Continue reading U.K. asks to backdoor iCloud Backup encryption →
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Today’s links are about an AI job application scam, why non-fiction books are too long, whether WASM will replace containers and how line endings cause problems in Git.
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Today’s links are about an AI job application scam, why non-fiction books are too long, whether WASM will replace containers and how line endings cause problems in Git.
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I accidentally broke Emacs mouse support on the Linux console. o_O The TIOCLINUX patch for disabling dangerous IOCTLs for the Linux console driver ( background discussed on the Wiki ) ended up accidentally making the mouse cursor invisible on the Linux console (the proper text mode one, not xterm). I apologize for breaking this. We luckily found a patch for it and it is now rolling out to stable Linux kernels. If your mouse does not w..
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I accidentally broke Emacs mouse support on the Linux console. o_O The TIOCLINUX patch for disabling dangerous IOCTLs for the Linux console driver ( background discussed on the Wiki ) ended up accidentally making the mouse cursor invisible on the Linux console (the proper text mode one, not xterm). I apologize for breaking this. We luckily found a patch for it and it is now rolling out to stable Linux kernels. If your mouse does not w..
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I accidentally broke Emacs mouse support on the Linux console. o_O The TIOCLINUX patch for disabling dangerous IOCTLs for the Linux console driver ( background discussed on the Wiki ) ended up accidentally making the mouse cursor invisible on the Linux console (the proper text mode one, not xterm). I apologize for breaking this. We luckily found a patch for it and it is now rolling out to stable Linux kernels. If your mouse does not w..
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Gardner was so serious about this learning imperative, so determined that the message would get through, that he wrote the speech out in advance because he wanted “every sentence to hit its target.” What was his message? “We have to face the fact that most men and women out there in the world of work are more stale than they know, more bored than they would care to admit,” he said. “Boredom is the secret ailment of large-scale organiz....
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Recently, researchers have found another Software Supply Chain issue in BoltDB, a popular database tool in the Go programming environment. The BoltDB Go Module was found backdoored and contained hidden malicious code.
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At least, for right now. You can learn anything, but you can’t learn everything . Career-adjacent learning can be one of the most compelling ways to spend your time and energy. It promises open doors and Possibility, new abilities that you can use to build grand new dreams and advance yourself, and the sheer enjoyment of gaining knowledge. It’s also bottomless and neverending. If you start digging in to learn every interesting....
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Apple's "rack Mac" XServe hardware may never have been "insanely great" -- or even "kinda great" but they were interesting. Here's how I got one working in 2025.
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For 2025, our Black and African American Movement Employee Resource Group (BAAM ERG) is excited to highlight some of their favorite Black gaming communities, content creators, and innovators.
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We have refreshed aerial satellite imagery for all 50 states of America. This considerable update means a full implementation of 2021-2023 data with cutting-edge resolution ranging from 15-60cm/px.
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