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I have tried multiple IDEs, but it is hard to say which one is the best. Im still a beginner, my main interests are C -and assembly at some point-, since i come from electronics. Maybe lain can help me, Im still looking for minimalist, Dark themed, Free, C and C++ , simple to navigate and use Im also curious about lains personal prefernces, since it depends alot on requirements, language, and other needs. Maybe we can make a list t..
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Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and a Good New Year! 🥳 Disclaimer: I’m not affiliated with LEGO and this is a personal project. Ever wished you could turn a photo into a LEGO masterpiece? This holiday season, while my son napped, I did! I’ve been passionately working on what might be my most entertaining project since I built my own Baby Monitor ( 1 , 2 ): a tool that transforms any image into a buildable 3D LEGO model, complete....
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Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and a Good New Year! 🥳 Disclaimer: I’m not affiliated with LEGO and this is a personal project. Ever wished you could turn a photo into a LEGO masterpiece? This holiday season, while my son napped, I did! I’ve been passionately working on what might be my most entertaining project since I built my own Baby Monitor ( 1 , 2 ): a tool that transforms any image into a buildable 3D LEGO model, complete....
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After using Terminal.app for over a decade, I recently made the switch to Ghostty, a new terminal emulator, and I love it.
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In January of 2024, I was honored to support the Groove Chor Wien at their "Winter Concert" at the "Akademisches Gymnasium Wien". Recording by Werner Müller. Editing was done on Kdenlive on Linux.
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I get a lot of newsletters, and I love them. They often contain a wealth of deep insight that I can't easily find while browsing the web. Yes, there are RSS feeds that publish their protected content, but since I spend so much time in my email, I effectively use it as a way of browsing. I really wanted a way to get quick summaries of the newsletters I read, so I built one.
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I get a lot of newsletters, and I love them. They often contain a wealth of deep insight that I can't easily find while browsing the web. Yes, there are RSS feeds that publish their protected content, but since I spend so much time in my email, I effectively use it as a way of browsing. I really wanted a way to get quick summaries of the newsletters I read, so I built one.
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Understand the basics of Docker security best practices with our Docker Cheat Sheet to improve container security.
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After college, I resolved to read one book a month. It can be fiction, non-fiction, technical, business-oriented, or whatever as the… The post My Books to Love & Hate from 2024 appeared first on Caseysoftware .
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WezTerm: Easily copy text or send notification to local machine (even when connected via SSH)
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Ever had a long-running command in terminal but forget to check back on it? I’ve used do_long_think; notify-send "thing finished" in the past to help. I can do other stuff then be interrupted when it finishes. Annoyingly that doesn’t work if you’re over an SSH connection, in a DevContainer or using Codespaces . To fix that up I’m now using WezTerm ’s user-var-changed event, and it’s sooo good! Any window in WezTerm which write..
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It’s booking the recurring 1:1 with your new hire, or your new manager. It’s git init . or mix phx.new the_next_big_thing --live or rails new my_greatest_work. It’s picking up the phone and dialing the number of one person in the market you want to serve. It’s writing a throwaway sentence or three just to get your pen moving. More than what you’re actually accomplishing in terms of a task, you’re going from not-moving to moving. I..
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I’ll be at the Joint Mathematics Meeting in Seattle (starting tomorrow). If you see me there, say hi! I will have a very light schedule, plenty of time for coffee chats. I’ll be attending many of the crypto sessions for the homomorphic encryption talks. And on Thursday at 3PM, I’ll be at the Code4Math booth in the exhibition hall. I’ll be chatting with math people who want to get into programming, mainly as field research for a future book ..
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I’ll be at the Joint Mathematics Meeting in Seattle (starting tomorrow). If you see me there, say hi! I will have a very light schedule, plenty of time for coffee chats. I’ll be attending many of the crypto sessions for the homomorphic encryption talks. And on Thursday at 3PM, I’ll be at the Code4Math booth in the exhibition hall. I’ll be chatting with math people who want to get into programming, mainly as field research for a future book ..
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I’ll be at the Joint Mathematics Meeting in Seattle (starting tomorrow). If you see me there, say hi! I will have a very light schedule, plenty of time for coffee chats. I’ll be attending many of the crypto sessions for the homomorphic encryption talks. And on Thursday at 3PM, I’ll be at the Code4Math booth in the exhibition hall. I’ll be chatting with math people who want to get into programming, mainly as field research for a future book ..
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Last night I got an email from Google: My Pixel 4a would be receiving a new update in the coming days. Bit weird I thought, considering this device has been end-of-life since August 2023. It turns out that this update is supposed to improve battery life for the Pixel 4a, but for “some” “impacted devices” this update will “ reduce your battery’s runtime and charging performance ”. And mine’s apparently impacted. Honestly it’s a bum....
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My intention after episode 43 was to follow along the process of writing the book and share what I learned along the way. But, a few things happened that derailed me (in a good way). The Four Disciplines of Execution [affiliate link] Write While True Episode 23: Take a Break Taking a Successful Break Swimming in Tech Debt Follow-up on my Tech Debt Article in The Pragmatic Engineer Newsletter transcript
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I just released FatturaElettronica .NET v3.5.2 . It gets around a known CVE so you may want to update ASAP. The Fattura Elettronica open-source project allows for the validation and de/serialization of electronic invoices that adhere to the standard defined by the Italian Revenue Agency.
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I just released FatturaElettronica .NET v3.5.2 . It gets around a known CVE so you may want to update ASAP. The Fattura Elettronica open-source project allows for the validation and de/serialization of electronic invoices that adhere to the standard defined by the Italian Revenue Agency.
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I just released FatturaElettronica .NET v3.5.2 . It gets around a known CVE so you may want to update ASAP. The Fattura Elettronica open-source project allows for the validation and de/serialization of electronic invoices that adhere to the standard defined by the Italian Revenue Agency.
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We are at an unprecedented point in American history, and I'm concerned we may lose sight of the American Dream.
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We are at an unprecedented point in American history, and I'm concerned we may lose sight of the American Dream.
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Custom allocators can dramatically reduce JSON parsing overhead, but singleton dependencies lurk everywhere—from malloc to std::isspace—limiting multi-threaded gains.
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Getting JavaScript working in SQLcl in 2025 is not straightforward. Here is how I did it on macOS using GraalVM.
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In this article, I share my personal mental model for platform teams' sins (anti-patterns), and how you can avoid them.
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Year 2024 has come and gone. Number of bones broken this year — only one. Here are some other thoughts on how I kept busy. Personal I bought a motorcycle. It’s a Ducati SuperSport 937 . I didn’t think I would ever like motorcycles, but they’ve very much grown on me. Part of it is escapism from a career where I mostly sit in front of a computer. Another part of it is escapism from traffic and high fuel costs. That and as a machine, it’s....
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Searching for VictoriaLogs on search.nixos.org gave me no results, so I ran victorialogs from Docker. But at some point I did search for victorialogs on nixpkgs and realized that the binary is built with victoriametrics.
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Searching for VictoriaLogs on search.nixos.org gave me no results, so I ran victorialogs from Docker. But at some point I did search for victorialogs on nixpkgs and realized that the binary is built with victoriametrics.
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Searching for VictoriaLogs on search.nixos.org gave me no results, so I ran victorialogs from Docker. But at some point I did search for victorialogs on nixpkgs and realized that the binary is built with victoriametrics.
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Custom allocators can dramatically reduce JSON parsing overhead, but singleton dependencies lurk everywhere—from malloc to std::isspace—limiting multi-threaded gains.
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Apparently if you want to teach kids how to ride a bike you're supposed to take the pedals off first, and now my mind will never be the same again.
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Iceland is a deceivingly large country, and although we don’t have a stated goal to drive every road on the island, the Westfijords are a place where that simply makes sense. Around every corner...
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