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Discovering the advantages, disadvantages, processes, and use cases for coding with GPT-4 by building something different every day
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Discovering the advantages, disadvantages, processes, and use cases for coding with GPT-4 by building something different every day
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Documenting a neat solution to the problem of enforcing OPA policies against resources, but only when they have been created by a user (as opposed to those created by an internal Kubernetes controller)
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Kawaguchi’s Before the coffee gets cold is simple in its prose and storyline, but speaks volumes if you let it seep into you…
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Do modern hosting services have a sustainable business model?
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anyfactor.github.io
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3 years ago
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There are no hosting company offers a VPS for free. Hosting anything on the web should atleast have some costs associated with them. But why are there free hosting services?
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Do modern hosting services have a sustainable business model?
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anyfactor.github.io
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3 years ago
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eng
There are no hosting company offers a VPS for free. Hosting anything on the web should atleast have some costs associated with them. But why are there free hosting services?
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Survival mode, life immediately after and Paul Graham's How to do great work
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pankajpipada.com
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3 years ago
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How survival mode or life immediately after it affects one’s ability to do great work and what to adjust in the article for it.
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Automatically Shutdown a RaspberryPi when the Network is not Reachable
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whatibroke.com
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3 years ago
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Hi everyone, I’ve had a bit of an issue recently with my RaspberryPi disconnecting when I’m flooding the network with camera images. Unfortunately I’m using a dodgy TP-Link WiFi range extender and it doesn’t handle the load well at all. The issue with this is that it means I cannot connect to the RaspberryPi to … Continue reading "Automatically Shutdown a RaspberryPi when the Network is not Reachable"
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I started working on a project that involves an ESP32. I’m using the Arduino platform to develop on the ESP32. This is a platform I have some familiarity with. When I went to use the EEPROM to save some information, I just could not make it work. The information did not seem to register to the EEPROM and/or read back from the EEPROM. The reason is because the EEPROM needs to be initialized when using an ESP32 board and not on Arduinos.
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At MapTiler we believe in open source projects and actively contribute to several key ones in the geospatial industry. This means we are always keen to participate in the annual FOSS4G event, so we can share ideas ...
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Is someone that is subjectively experiencing something more knowledgeable than someone who didn't or currently isn't? Are analytical external observers sometimes more adept at understanding what is happening than the persons that are currently deep in the experience?
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Video summary (in bullet points) of Creating a Blog with Hugo and Github in 10 minutes by Ryan Schachte
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Video summary (in bullet points) of Creating a Blog with Hugo and Github in 10 minutes by Ryan Schachte
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This article is the umbrella article for a 3-part series on how move (and upgrade) a live Ghost blog hosted on a DigitalOcean droplet to an EC2 VM on AWS, with minimal downtime. Other articles planned/published are: Quick and Easy Hosting of a Ghost Blog on AWS using EC2
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An article about lookup tables in Forth that I co-authored with Hans Bezemer (creator of 4tH) when I was 16.
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I recently had to fine-tune around 100 Computer Vision AI models for an assignment I’m completing as part of my Master’s Degree (the same…
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Almost all organisations assign levels to their employees, and engineering is no different. But what are the alternatives to engineering levels, what might we gain by avoiding engineering levels, and how do we get the the more beautiful feature that a level-less work environment offers?
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What I've been up to We finished moving back to NYC last month. I made a quick stopover to Canada for Tailwind Connect, where I met some interesting people and learned some new CSS techniques....
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What I've been up to We finished moving back to NYC last month. I made a quick stopover to Canada for Tailwind Connect, where I met some interesting people and learned some new CSS techniques....
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Sometimes your data grows and requires a bigger disk without a need for more compute or memory. Previously, our offerings were a bit too inflexible. We also didn’t want to limit our largest database at 4TB. We released new Heroku Postgres plans that give you more flexibility when scaling up your database storage needs on […] The post Introducing New Heroku Postgres Plans appeared first on Heroku .
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Bookmarks for July 2023: 2 links - How to Learn Better in the Digital Age; Nobody cares about your blog..
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Many teams start with ORM/ODM for various reason. But ORM/ODM don’t scale because of a reason. And to perserve sanity, all ORM/ODM must be avoided unless it’s provided by the team who built the database
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Many teams start with ORM/ODM for various reason. But ORM/ODM don’t scale because of a reason. And to perserve sanity, all ORM/ODM must be avoided unless it’s provided by the team who built the database
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Ledger is a double-entry plaintext accounting system. Plaintext means that you do your finance editing a simple text file and process it with a command line utility :) In this post, I share my approach to using Ledger. If you want to know more about plaintext accounting, visit https://plaintextaccounting.org/ . I only use Ledger for two months, so this is probably not final. This is not an introduction to the Ledger. I assume you are fa..
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A significant portion of cost of software infrastructure at a technology organization is due to CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment).
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Left Tokyo today after spending a week there (and the week prior in Fukuoka). I already wrote this article praising Japan shortly after arriving, and now I’ll give another recap 11 days later upon leaving. Tokyo is now what I consider to be the best city in the world. I’ll caveat this by saying that … Continue reading Tokyo Trip Reflections – The Nicest City
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For the last three months I’ve been working on a team building the incident.io Catalog: read the announcement post here . One of the things I enjoy about working at incident is we often build products I’ve been thinking about or actively using for years. The catalog may be the best example of this, having spent years at GoCardless building and looking after our homegrown service registry, and talking publicly about why everyone n....
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What advice can you extract from the Zen of Python? How can these nineteen guiding principles help you write more idiomatic Python? This week on the show, Christopher Trudeau is here, bringing another batch of PyCoder's Weekly articles and projects.
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Original post here . Rumours, hoaxes, conspiracy theories. Like many other teens who grew up on the internet, that part of the web has always captivated me – the hushed tones, fighting the power, uncovering the REAL truth. The subculture of secrets is hard not to find fascinating. 1 As I grew up with that seedy underbelly running parallel to everything around me, one thought became lodged my brain: What sort of bollocks could I g....
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Dear iPhone users… What if I told you there was a simple trick that would not just improve your life, but also improve the lives of everyone around you? Something you could do right away, with any mobile phone from the last 30 years. Well this may be a surprise, but: CHANGE YOUR DAMN RINGTONE And while you’re at it, change your notification sound too. I observe this daily: I’m sitting in the break room at work, then the familiar....
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I recently had to try and explain to some non-technical colleagues how part of our system works. This involved giving them a very quick overview of public/private key cryptography. So I thought I would summarise it here.
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I recently had to try and explain to some non-technical colleagues how part of our system works. This involved giving them a very quick overview of public/private key cryptography. So I thought I would summarise it here.
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