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Making a sale of a Software as a Service (SaaS) product to a large enterprise customer can be slow and difficult. There are a lot of potential roadblocks that need to be overcome.
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Quick Tip: How to Fix Stale file handle & RPC: Program not registered between A FreeBSD 14 Server and Linux Client
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blog.maxg.io
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1 year ago
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Sometimes, for reasons still a mystery to me, I get an "Stale file handle" error when trying connect to my FreeBSD 14 fileserver's NFS server. Despite much internet sleuthing & LLM queries, I was not able to solve this until literally just now: service mountd stop
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Snyk named a Customer Favorite in The Forrester Wave™: Software Composition Analysis Software, Q4 2024 Report
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snyk.io
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1 year ago
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Snyk’s developer-first approach secures recognition as a Customer Favorite and a Leader in The Forrester Wave™: Software Composition Analysis (SCA) Software, Q4 2024 report.
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The chatgpt-shell package started as an experiment glueing the ChatGPT API to an Emacs comint buffer . Over time, it grew into several packages within the same repository: shell-maker, ob-chatgpt-shell, dall-e-shell, ob-dall-e-shell, and of course chatgpt-shell itself. I'm splitting the repository as a first step in reworking chatgpt-shell to enable multi-model support (i.e. Gemini, Claude, and others), a popular feature request. Want....
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Serve maps on ARM64 and in Kubernetes with MapTiler Server 4.6
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www.maptiler.com
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1 year ago
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Discover the new MapTiler Server 4.6 with ARM64 and Kubernetes support, and enhanced OGC Tiles API interoperability for versatile, enterprise-grade mapping solutions
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https://www.computer.org/csdl/journal/tp/2023/05/09925105/1HBHW3EBlQs >Due to its convenience and remarkable accuracy, face recognition technology [1] has been applied in a few interactive intelligent applications such as checking-in and mobile payment. However, existing face recognition systems are vulnerable to presentation attacks (PAs) ranging from print, replay, makeup, 3D-mask, etc. Therefore, both academia and industry have paid e....
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Dump the commit contents into the editor when editing a Jujutsu commit
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www.mgaudet.ca
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1 year ago
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I’m so happy with this config that I need to share it even though I’ve only been using this for a few hours. Put this in ~/.config/jj/config.toml. [templates] draft_commit_description = ''' concat( description, surround( "\nJJ: This commit contains the following changes:\n", "", indent("JJ: ", diff.stat(72)), ), surround("\nJJ: Diff:\n", "", indent("JJ: ", diff.git(4))) ) ''' It’s awesome. Now editing a commit message looks like t....
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Jag har börjat titta på The Pirate Bay på SVT Play den här veckan, och den är asbra! Serien handlar om hur, vem, och när The Pirate Bay var utvecklades i Sverige. Den har en riktig “Hackers” och “Halt and Catch Fire” vibe. Desvärre finns det bara två avsnitt förtfarande, och jag slukade båda i ett nafs.
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Today, we are excited to announce Twelve-Factor is now an open source project. This is a special moment in the journey of Twelve-Factor over the years. Published over a decade ago by Heroku co-founder Adam Wiggins to codify the best practices for writing SaaS apps, the ideas espoused on the Twelve-Factor App website inspired many […] The post Heroku Open Sources the Twelve-Factor App Definition appeared first on Heroku .
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Generating web apps with AI agents like Replit is incredibly powerful, enabling rapid prototyping and deployment. My experience building tldr.express, a personalized RSS feed summarizer, highlighted the importance of a detailed specification. While initial prompts yielded impressive results, I iteratively refined the app through configuration and additional prompts to address issues like email integration, AI model selection, output format..
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Generating web apps with AI agents like Replit is incredibly powerful, enabling rapid prototyping and deployment. My experience building tldr.express, a personalized RSS feed summarizer, highlighted the importance of a detailed specification. While initial prompts yielded impressive results, I iteratively refined the app through configuration and additional prompts to address issues like email integration, AI model selection, output format..
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Visibility gaps are a huge limiting factor for growing AppSec programs. Let's discuss how Snyk can help you close them.
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Snyk acquires Probely to expand its DevSecOps platform with API Security Testing and modern DAST. Learn how this acquisition will help developers build and secure web applications faster.
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Repository: @knadh/listmonk GitHub release page: v4.1.0 v4.1.0 is a major release with a significant number of improvements and fixes. ⚠️ Important: Upgrading from v3.x.x As always, take a backup of your Postgres database before upgrading.
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Repository: @knadh/smtppool GitHub release page: v1.2.1 What’s Changed use default hostname for messageID if hostname is not an FQDN by @vixns in https://github.com/knadh/smtppool/pull/13 New Contributors @vixns made their first contribution in https://github.com/knadh/smtppool/pull/13 Full Changelog : https://github.com/knadh/smtppool/compare/v1.2.0...v1.2.1
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psql is a CLI editor that ships with Postgres. It’s incredibly powerful for working with Postgres, and doesn’t take too much of a learning curve to start to get comfortable so you can really feel like an expert working with your database. Just a rundown of a few things to get you started: Once connected in psql you can get an idea of all utility commands available with: \ ? A handy thing I use all the time is \d. \d will de....
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psql is a CLI editor that ships with Postgres. It’s incredibly powerful for working with Postgres, and doesn’t take too much of a learning curve to start to get comfortable so you can really feel like an expert working with your database. Just a rundown of a few things to get you started: Once connected in psql you can get an idea of all utility commands available with: \ ? A handy thing I use all the time is \d. \d will de....
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Bit of a digression from the network series today, to discuss something I just saw in passing which is an interesting example of a possible sharp corner/foot gun in Kubernetes RBAC. Generally speaking for REST style APIs GET requests are read-only, so shouldn’t change the state of resources or execute commands. As such you might think that giving a user the following rights in Kubernetes would essentially just be giving them read-only acc....
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In Cold Blood by Truman Capote was a tale it feels you’d hear from a stranger at a bar, detailing a series of events that seem…
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There are people who are rich, yet who don’t earn my respect. Because they’ve become rich not by serving others or producing products that people want, but by doing things that only benefit themselves. I call them rich losers. They’re often involved in things like crypto gambling, dropshipping, playing poker or malicious affiliate marketing. If […]
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Autofilling form fields has become an increasingly common and practical application of generative AI. With just a bit of context and a well-crafted prompt, AI can produce reliable results for various input fields. One of the most appealing aspects of this use case is its simplicity and quick implementation—developers can often build and deploy this feature without extensive training data, sometimes in just a few hours. Form field autofilli....
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Autofilling form fields has become an increasingly common and practical application of generative AI. With just a bit of context and a well-crafted prompt, AI can produce reliable results for various input fields. One of the most appealing aspects of this use case is its simplicity and quick implementation—developers can often build and deploy this feature without extensive training data, sometimes in just a few hours. Form field autofilli....
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It’s now the eleventh. This is quite possibly the latest I’ve ever posted my monthly Book Reading List .
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A small function to generate random passwords in Python. I use it to ensure that initials passwords are random and strong, rather than relying on hardcoded defaults Read more…
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A small function to generate random passwords in Python. I use it to ensure that initials passwords are random and strong, rather than relying on hardcoded defaults Read more…
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Ingredients Makes 8-12 yorkshires (or ~275ml): 70g plain flour. 2 eggs. 100ml milk (both cow or oat milk work well, though oat may fizz a little when baking). Oil (avocado or sunflower). Equipment: Muffin tray with 8-12 holes. Pouring jug. Whisk or fork. Plate with paper towel. Method Make the mixture Pre-heat oven to 210°C fan (230°C without). Put flour in bowl, beat in eggs until smooth. Gradually mix in milk. Transfer the mixtur....
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Ingredients Makes 8-12 yorkshires (or ~275ml): 70g plain flour. 2 eggs. 100ml milk (both cow or oat milk work well, though oat may fizz a little when baking). Oil (avocado or sunflower). Equipment: Muffin tray with 8-12 holes. Pouring jug. Whisk or fork. Plate with paper towel. Method Make the mixture Pre-heat oven to 210°C fan (230°C without). Put flour in bowl, beat in eggs until smooth. Gradually mix in milk. Transfer the mixtur....
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A humorous take on asking ChatGPT to illustrate a depiction of one's life, featuring mysterious 'Horchar Blend'.
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It's easy to have your pytest function's argument signatures explode with a bunch of fixture references. And sometimes you need things that depend on each other, both separately and together which can be hard to keep straight. I suggest using an object to contain them.
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It's easy to have your pytest function's argument signatures explode with a bunch of fixture references. And sometimes you need things that depend on each other, both separately and together which can be hard to keep straight. I suggest using an object to contain them.
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I am using a very simple system for remembering commands and procedures, and for tracking what I work on. I have two plain text files called notes.txt and worktime.txt. In the notes file, I write down things that are important … Continue reading →
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Deprogramming Dénouement (Issue #189) 2024-11-09 12:45:00 +07:00 by Mark Smith This week’s newsletter is out! In this week’s edition : JD Vance, state of the UK, bitcoin & memecoins, wine tasting and coding, Lessig, Bricks & mBridge, Kemi Badenoch, Elon Musk, left Trump analysis, Dave Smith, and Web Components still cool Issue details: Title: Deprogramming Dénouement Issue: 189 Page: issue webpage Another awesome issue ..
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