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Flat Habits 1.1 is now available on the App Store . Flat Habits is a habit tracker that’s mindful of your time, data, and privacy. It's powered by org plain text markup, enabling you to use your favorite editor (Emacs, Vim, VSCode, etc.) to poke at your habit data. What's new? This release implements a few of features requested by users. Multiday weekly habits This is the chunkiest addition and most requested feature. You can now ....
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From Christian Tietze's Open macOS Finder Window in Emacs Dired , I learned about reveal-in-osx-finder . This is handy for the few times I want to transition from Emacs to Finder for file management. I say few times since Emacs's directory editor, dired , is just awesome. I've written about dired customizations here and here , but since dired is just another buffer, you can apply your Emacs magic like multiple cursors to batch rena....
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In software engineering, we’re often faced with trade-offs that sacrifice what is best for the long term against something that increases velocity in the short term. A commonly used financial analogy is describing this as taking on technical debt. I will not cover accidental and deliberate tech debt, neither will I give a decision making framework in this article. That is its own subject, and context specific. However, there is a mental fra..
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Growing up in Iceland in the nineties, it was impossible not to hear about Eve Online, the game that was going to do what at the time sounded impossible. A massively multiplayer online role playing game set in a persistent world where enterprising captains would roam space in their giant spaceships, striking out in any which way they wanted. Truly the vision that had been behind the classic game Elite.
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Growing up in Iceland in the nineties, it was impossible not to hear about Eve Online, the game that was going to do what at the time sounded impossible. A massively multiplayer online role playing game set in a persistent world where enterprising captains would roam space in their giant spaceships, striking out in any which way they wanted. Truly the vision that had been behind the classic game Elite.
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How to Build a gRPC Server over tstorage to create tstorage-server
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bartlomiejmika.com
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4 years ago
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Did you just finish reading the gRPC Basics tutorial and you don’t know where to begin with using it? In this post I’ll explain how to take a fast time-series database called tstorage and write a gRPC server and client with it.
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We will take what we learned in the previous post and rewrite it to support interprocess communication of our SparkFun Weather Shield from other applications using the gRPC .
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Seeing RSS entries published in Recurse Center's aggregator made me realize that the links/entries being published in the feed were broken. This is an attempt at fixing them.
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How to Read Data From a SparkFun Weather Shield (DEV-13956) in Golang
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bartlomiejmika.com
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4 years ago
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eng
SparkFun Weather Shield monitoring dutifully a red mulberry seedling, the code is powered by what you will learn in this blog post. The purpose of blog post is to explain how to write a Golang application which can poll time-series data from a SparkFun Weather Shield (DEV-13956) .
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Are you ready to expand your Python knowledge into the intermediate to advanced territory? What tools are awaiting your discovery inside Python's functools module? This week on the show, David Amos is back, and he's brought another batch of PyCoder's Weekly articles and projects.
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Vera Gheno’s “Potere alle Parole” (Power to the Words) is an essay on the importance of appropriate use of the (Italian) language, not just in written works but also and predominately in everyday life. What would we think of a person who, having a vast wardrobe of beautiful clothes, always wore the same suit out of laziness? These situations appear unlikely; yet, they are examples of the attitude that many have towards their language: t..
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This article is part of the Systems Design Series following the book Designing Data-Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann. If you missed the previous article, check that out first.
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Update, 08 July 2021 : GitHub has confirmed that all public code that was on their servers was used to train Copilot. That means some of my code was used, though it was older versions. I suggest deleting all code off of GitHub if you can. GitHub has been on my radar before , and it wasn’t for a good reason. Well, it’s on my radar again, and it’s once again not for a good reason: Copilot .
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Update, 08 July 2021 : GitHub has confirmed that all public code that was on their servers was used to train Copilot. That means some of my code was used, though it was older versions. I suggest deleting all code off of GitHub if you can. GitHub has been on my radar before , and it wasn’t for a good reason. Well, it’s on my radar again, and it’s once again not for a good reason: Copilot .
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Update, 08 July 2021 : GitHub has confirmed that all public code that was on their servers was used to train Copilot. That means some of my code was used, though it was older versions. I suggest deleting all code off of GitHub if you can. GitHub has been on my radar before , and it wasn’t for a good reason. Well, it’s on my radar again, and it’s once again not for a good reason: Copilot .
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Update, 08 July 2021 : GitHub has confirmed that all public code that was on their servers was used to train Copilot. That means some of my code was used, though it was older versions. I suggest deleting all code off of GitHub if you can. GitHub has been on my radar before , and it wasn’t for a good reason. Well, it’s on my radar again, and it’s once again not for a good reason: Copilot .
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Update, 08 July 2021 : GitHub has confirmed that all public code that was on their servers was used to train Copilot. That means some of my code was used, though it was older versions. I suggest deleting all code off of GitHub if you can. GitHub has been on my radar before , and it wasn’t for a good reason. Well, it’s on my radar again, and it’s once again not for a good reason: Copilot .
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Update, 08 July 2021 : GitHub has confirmed that all public code that was on their servers was used to train Copilot. That means some of my code was used, though it was older versions. I suggest deleting all code off of GitHub if you can. GitHub has been on my radar before , and it wasn’t for a good reason. Well, it’s on my radar again, and it’s once again not for a good reason: Copilot .
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Update, 08 July 2021 : GitHub has confirmed that all public code that was on their servers was used to train Copilot. That means some of my code was used, though it was older versions. I suggest deleting all code off of GitHub if you can. GitHub has been on my radar before , and it wasn’t for a good reason. Well, it’s on my radar again, and it’s once again not for a good reason: Copilot .
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Update, 08 July 2021 : GitHub has confirmed that all public code that was on their servers was used to train Copilot. That means some of my code was used, though it was older versions. I suggest deleting all code off of GitHub if you can. GitHub has been on my radar before , and it wasn’t for a good reason. Well, it’s on my radar again, and it’s once again not for a good reason: Copilot .
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Update, 08 July 2021 : GitHub has confirmed that all public code that was on their servers was used to train Copilot. That means some of my code was used, though it was older versions. I suggest deleting all code off of GitHub if you can. GitHub has been on my radar before , and it wasn’t for a good reason. Well, it’s on my radar again, and it’s once again not for a good reason: Copilot .
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Update, 08 July 2021 : GitHub has confirmed that all public code that was on their servers was used to train Copilot. That means some of my code was used, though it was older versions. I suggest deleting all code off of GitHub if you can. GitHub has been on my radar before , and it wasn’t for a good reason. Well, it’s on my radar again, and it’s once again not for a good reason: Copilot .
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Update, 08 July 2021 : GitHub has confirmed that all public code that was on their servers was used to train Copilot. That means some of my code was used, though it was older versions. I suggest deleting all code off of GitHub if you can. GitHub has been on my radar before , and it wasn’t for a good reason. Well, it’s on my radar again, and it’s once again not for a good reason: Copilot .
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Update, 08 July 2021 : GitHub has confirmed that all public code that was on their servers was used to train Copilot. That means some of my code was used, though it was older versions. I suggest deleting all code off of GitHub if you can. GitHub has been on my radar before , and it wasn’t for a good reason. Well, it’s on my radar again, and it’s once again not for a good reason: Copilot .
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Update, 08 July 2021 : GitHub has confirmed that all public code that was on their servers was used to train Copilot. That means some of my code was used, though it was older versions. I suggest deleting all code off of GitHub if you can. GitHub has been on my radar before , and it wasn’t for a good reason. Well, it’s on my radar again, and it’s once again not for a good reason: Copilot .
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A Quick and Objective Review of Arcadia Power's Community Solar Program
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www.joehxblog.com
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4 years ago
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Back in May of 2019, I signed up for Arcadia Power. I got a Google Home as a sign up bonus, but the biggest benefit to me was the ability to pay with a credit card (and get that sweet, sweet cash back).
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gemini://gemini.conman.org/boston/2021/07/07.1 I felt the need to add some thoughts tangentially related to this post by Sean Conner. Why do we hold unit tests in such high regard? Enterprise software development (Agile with a TM at the end), and to an increasing degree open source software development has really accepted the Unit Test as personal lord and savior deep within their souls. If it doesn’t have coverage, it’s bad. If it has..
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Hardening Amazon EKS security with RBAC, secure IMDS, and audit logging
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snyk.io
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4 years ago
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eng
In this post, we will demonstrate how small misconfigurations or unwanted side-effects can create Amazon EKS security issues. Then we will look at resolving them.
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Using a Digital Ocean Droplet to backup Google Takeout to Backblaze B2
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nikhilism.com
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4 years ago
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eng
Notes on using a Digital Ocean Droplet to copy Google Takeout data to Backblaze B2, for my own reference and in case they are useful to others. This uses rclone to perform the sync. Google Takeout allows exporting all your Google data, but requires a modern browser, with GUI and JS. The total data can be huge (~36GB for my last export), so downloading it to my local machine and uploading it can be slow (even on a Gigabit connection).
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Using a Digital Ocean Droplet to backup Google Takeout to Backblaze B2
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nikhilism.com
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4 years ago
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Notes on using a Digital Ocean Droplet to copy Google Takeout data to Backblaze B2, for my own reference and in case they are useful to others. This uses rclone to perform the sync. Google Takeout allows exporting all your Google data, but requires a modern browser, with GUI and JS. The total data can be huge (~36GB for my last export), so downloading it to my local machine and uploading it can be slow (even on a Gigabit connection).
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In machine learning and statistics, marginalization simply means summing over a set of independent variables. For example, suppose an avid tennis player kept track of the number of days he played tennis over a period of time as well as the weather on that day: weather sunny cloudy rainy totals play? yes 70 25 1 96 no 70 5 9 84 totals 140 30 10 180 ( In this table we’re keeping track of the number of days. If you want pro..
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HashiCorp Vault helps organizations manage secrets safely. Learn how to use Vault with your Node.js applications. Continue reading on DailyJS »
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