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Identify & Escalate Risks: A Practical Framework for Software Engineers
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ieftimov.com
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4 years ago
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Have you ever worked on a task where you felt that it would be a heavier lift than what others thought?
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Note: This is satirical in nature. Slight CW if you are at a point in life where “Office Space” has unveiled itself as a disturbing existential horror movie. This taps into that the same darkness. A tale of six brave Internet pioneers. Senior Business Founder / Senior CEO – Zach Senior Tech Lead / Senior Architect / Senior CTO – Kevin Senior Backend dev Senior Frontend dev – Erin Two Senior UX engineers
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Identify & Escalate Risks: A Practical Framework for Software Engineers
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ieftimov.com
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4 years ago
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Have you ever worked on a task where you felt that it would be a heavier lift than what others thought?
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With the latest Maven update (7.0.61), you will notice a few changes to the Codename One simulator that should improve your development experience.
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MySQL Now Shows its Thread Names at OS Level for Better Troubleshooting
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tanelpoder.com
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4 years ago
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eng
Starting from v8.0.27, the MySQL daemon shows its thread names at the OS level too, for better troubleshooting. The MySQL 8.0.27 release notes say this: To assist monitoring and troubleshooting, the Performance Schema instrumentation is now used to export names of instrumented threads to the operating system. This enables utilities that display thread names, such as debuggers and the Unix ps command, to display distinct mysqld th..
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MySQL Now Shows its Thread Names at OS Level for Better Troubleshooting
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tanelpoder.com
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4 years ago
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eng
Starting from v8.0.27, the MySQL daemon shows its thread names at the OS level too, for better troubleshooting. The MySQL 8.0.27 release notes say this: To assist monitoring and troubleshooting, the Performance Schema instrumentation is now used to export names of instrumented threads to the operating system. This enables utilities that display thread names, such as debuggers and the Unix ps command, to display distinct mysqld th..
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xb.sql and xbi.sql - Explain Oracle Execution Plans Better! (Part 2)
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tanelpoder.com
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4 years ago
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eng
In the previous post in this series, I showed how my scripts xb.sql and xbi.sql ( eXplain Better and eXplain Better, by sqlId ) help you see Oracle execution plan details in a more complete way. Here are the features that I currently plan to cover: More detailed access/filter predicate info next to plan tree data ( Part 1 ) More intelligent row-source level execution statistics presentation (Part 2, this post) Calculate Optimize..
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xb.sql and xbi.sql - Explain Oracle Execution Plans Better! (Part 2)
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tanelpoder.com
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4 years ago
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eng
In the previous post in this series, I showed how my scripts xb.sql and xbi.sql ( eXplain Better and eXplain Better, by sqlId ) help you see Oracle execution plan details in a more complete way. Here are the features that I currently plan to cover: More detailed access/filter predicate info next to plan tree data ( Part 1 ) More intelligent row-source level execution statistics presentation (Part 2, this post) Calculate Optimize..
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A spellbinding & breathtaking evening, with a couple of surprising jewels, in a night full of riches. Just got back from seeing Nick Cave and Warren Ellis in Vancouver. What a joy and a privilege! I’ve missed live music so much - what an incredible night! This is a video from that night in Vancouver, of their cover of Cosmic Dancer, which was a fantastic surprise for me. That video was taken by someone standing just in front of me! ....
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This is post is part of set 3 of A Ramble Around CS . We’ll get to processes, threads, and fibers soon, but first we need to talk about how all the things your computer is doing at any given time are organized. What is an Operating System? Early personal computers more or less gave the currently-running program full control of the machine. For instance, a simplified map of the memory of the Apple II computer looks like this: ....
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These are the questions for set 3 of A Ramble Around CS . Questions for set 3 Just one question this time: What are threads, processes, and fibers? We’ll start discussing the answers in the next part .
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What is the Metaverse? Wired tried to figure it out recently and the results were inconclusive. Where is the metaverse? How do we log in to…
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Oracle Cloud offers nice free virtual machines, but there was no installation image for NixOS. Luckily NixOS-infect worked really great.
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Oracle Cloud offers nice free virtual machines, but there was no installation image for NixOS. Luckily NixOS-infect worked really great.
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Oracle Cloud offers nice free virtual machines, but there was no installation image for NixOS. Luckily NixOS-infect worked really great.
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Alert: peacenotwar module sabotages npm developers in the node-ipc package to protest the invasion of Ukraine
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snyk.io
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4 years ago
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eng
Vue.js users using the dependency “node-ipc” are experiencing a supply chain attack protesting the invasion of Ukraine, from a package named “peacenotwar”.
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A TypeScript parser for Cooklang, the plain-text recipe markup language. Turns .cook files into structured recipe data.
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A TypeScript parser for Cooklang, the plain-text recipe markup language. Turns .cook files into structured recipe data.
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ExplorerPatcher by Valentin-Gabriel Radu LittleBigMouse by Mathieu Grenet EarTrumpet by David Golden (of MetroTwit fame), Rafael Rivera , and Dave Amenta Auto Dark Mode by Spiritreader and Armin Osaj Power Plan Assistant by Vladimir Shoham/forBootCamp.org WinCompose by Sam Hocevar Bonus: TranslucentTB by Charles Milette . comments
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Seems like everyone is clammoring for DevOps folks. Do they really know what they want? That term means all things to all people. Some thoughts.
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Seems like everyone is clammoring for DevOps folks. Do they really know what they want? That term means all things to all people. Some thoughts.
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tl;dr: I’m writing a new book, sign up for the announcements mailing list. I’ve written exactly zero new technical blog posts this year because I’ve been spending all my writing efforts on my next book, Practical Math for Programmers (PMFP, subtitle: A Tour of Mathematics in Production Software). I’ve written a little bit about it in my newsletter, Halfspace. There I rant, critique, brainstorm, and wax poetic about math and software.
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tl;dr: I’m writing a new book, sign up for the announcements mailing list. I’ve written exactly zero new technical blog posts this year because I’ve been spending all my writing efforts on my next book, Practical Math for Programmers (PMFP, subtitle: A Tour of Mathematics in Production Software). I’ve written a little bit about it in my newsletter, Halfspace. There I rant, critique, brainstorm, and wax poetic about math and software.
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tl;dr: I’m writing a new book, sign up for the announcements mailing list. I’ve written exactly zero new technical blog posts this year because I’ve been spending all my writing efforts on my next book, Practical Math for Programmers (PMFP, subtitle: A Tour of Mathematics in Production Software). I’ve written a little bit about it in my newsletter, Halfspace. There I rant, critique, brainstorm, and wax poetic about math and software.
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Thanks for this insightful article. Precise and easy to undersatnd. Please post more useful articles. I have always shied away from video marketing, I’m not particular great when being recorded – always a lot of ‘erms’ however this seems to be the way most platforms are turning. Though my personal opinion is that most difficult part to keep is the consistency. On my side, I guess I will start by creating huge attention from this. ..
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Wasabi Wallet's coinjoin censorship, THORChain's Haven integration, importance of self-custody and more...
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Effective immediately, Snyk will cease from doing business in Russia and Belarus in accordance with new export control provisions by the United States.
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Aten: non-intuitive flows in flowbased capacity calculation: NL -> BE
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boerman.dev
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4 years ago
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eng
Intuitive and non intuitive flows The recent market developments put the spot light on all kinds of interesting behaviour of the way European electricity market works. One of those is non intuitive flows. At 4th November 2020 the electricity day ahead market value broke a fundamental rule: allocation of cross border flows was no longer restricted to go from a low price zone to a high price zone. Flows from a low to a high price zone are c....
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Magit is the famous git client for emacs. Like many tools in emacs, it is very versatile and can do more than one thing. Here is a list of some useful command that can save time on a daily basis. Commit history Direct command M-x magit-log-current Status Buffer l l Commit history for other branch Direct command M-x magit-log-other Status Buffer l o Create new branch from changes Useful when you forgot to switch branches before commiting..
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Magit is the famous git client for emacs. Like many tools in emacs, it is very versatile and can do more than one thing. Here is a list of some useful command that can save time on a daily basis. Commit history Direct command M-x magit-log-current Status Buffer l l Commit history for other branch Direct command M-x magit-log-other Status Buffer l o Create new branch from changes Useful when you forgot to switch branches before commiting..
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So I just started writing a build system. Yes, a build system. Don’t @ me. It’s because I have a personal vendetta against CMake and need a build system that works on all platforms. Unfortunately, as in every endeavor I try, I make a lot of stupid mistakes. So it goes that I reported a bug to the musl mailing that was entirely my fault. I was called out publicly, and my response when I finally realized was,
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So I just started writing a build system. Yes, a build system. Don’t @ me. It’s because I have a personal vendetta against CMake and need a build system that works on all platforms. Unfortunately, as in every endeavor I try, I make a lot of stupid mistakes. So it goes that I reported a bug to the musl mailing that was entirely my fault. I was called out publicly, and my response when I finally realized was,
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So I just started writing a build system. Yes, a build system. Don’t @ me. It’s because I have a personal vendetta against CMake and need a build system that works on all platforms. Unfortunately, as in every endeavor I try, I make a lot of stupid mistakes. So it goes that I reported a bug to the musl mailing that was entirely my fault. I was called out publicly, and my response when I finally realized was,
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So I just started writing a build system. Yes, a build system. Don’t @ me. It’s because I have a personal vendetta against CMake and need a build system that works on all platforms. Unfortunately, as in every endeavor I try, I make a lot of stupid mistakes. So it goes that I reported a bug to the musl mailing that was entirely my fault. I was called out publicly, and my response when I finally realized was,
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So I just started writing a build system. Yes, a build system. Don’t @ me. It’s because I have a personal vendetta against CMake and need a build system that works on all platforms. Unfortunately, as in every endeavor I try, I make a lot of stupid mistakes. So it goes that I reported a bug to the musl mailing that was entirely my fault. I was called out publicly, and my response when I finally realized was,
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Learn about the principles of infrastructure drift detection, the different kinds of drift and why it happens, and tools to help detect drift with a terraform example.
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