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Processing 40 TB of code from ~10 million projects with a dedicated server and Go for $100
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boyter.org
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6 years ago
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eng
The command line tool I created Sloc Cloc and Code (scc) (which is now modified and maintained by many other excellent people) counts lines of code, comments and makes a complexity estimate for files inside a directory. The latter is something you need a good sample size to make good use of. The way it works is that it counts branch statements in code. However what does that actually mean? For example “This file has a complexity of 10” is..
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Kubernetes is easy to use after some exposure; it's pretty convenient too. But it is super hard to set up. eksctl is a good tool for folks who don't want to spend hours/days/weeks debugging VPC configuration in 1000s of lines of CloudFormation. None of the other tools seem to be that much easier to use (kops, kubeadm, etc.). But even with EKS and eksctl you are constrained to Amazon Linux worker nodes. AMIs are practically impossible ....
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I have an Ansible role that deploys microservices, of whom I have a list of. The microservices are called foo, bar and baz. I also have a list of stages, called DEV, QA and PROD where the microservices get deployed to. Of course, every microservice needs to connect to a database using credentials. These credentials are different for every microservice in every stage. This means I have nine different password-variables stored in an Ansib....
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I remember the first program I built fully on my own: a music downloader. There was a site that would basically index random music files found on Google and present you with a way to search them. I guess they would periodically search google for things like intitle:index.of mp3 (which you can still ...
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I remember the first program I built fully on my own: a music downloader. There was a site that would basically index random music files found on Google and present you with a way to search them. I guess they would periodically search google for things like intitle:index.of mp3 (which you can still ...
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This is the text editor general, the thread for the discussion of implementing, or implementations of, text editors for programming and general use. Less a thread for vi or Emacs help, more on the fundamental nature of text editors like vi and Emacs. >History - General resources | http://texteditors.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?EditorHistory - Colossal Typewriter Program | https://www.computerhistory.org/pdp-1/fc990374851eb7082492c2aa341fb....
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I have said it before , and I will say it again: if I had the chance to buy a new Defender 110 in North America, I would have a hard time saying no — even though I have settled on the LandCruiser 78 as my dream adventure platform . That classic aesthetic sucks me in every single time. So when I cam across Form Meets Function on Expedition Portal, where Chris Cordes details Heritage Driven’s Defender 110 restoration process , it happened..
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Although the version of curl in the Ubuntu repos is sufficiently recent to support HTTP/2, Ubuntu have compiled the packages without nghttp2 support, so if you try and use --http2 you'll probably receive the output curl: (1) Unsupported protocol This snippet details how to install deps, and then compile curl with http/2 support - it can then be installed alongside, or over the top of the existing curl (alongside is better IMO). Read mo..
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The Secure Developer: talking DevSecOps in Azure with Microsoft’s Victoria Almazova
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snyk.io
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6 years ago
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eng
Snyk wants to help developers adopt a security mindset throughout their development process, and The Secure Developer community is the place where you can do just that
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I spent a lot of time over the last few weeks thinking about my rig , redesigning the Tacoma I want to build , and dreaming of adventuring. In one of these recurring dreams, I travel to far-flung places in a decked out LandCruiser 78. You may know it as the Troopy or the J78. I fear this will never become a reality, though, for a few reasons I touch on later. But that feeling did get me thinking. Why did I want a Troopy so bad? What w..
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Making Things Fast A while back, we used a toy particle physics trigger to explore concepts in lazy evaluation and functional programming in Clojure. We came up with the following function which selected groups of eight events clustered close together in time: (defn smt-8 [times] (->> times (partition 8 1) (map (juxt identity (comp (partial apply -) (juxt last first)))) (filter (comp (....
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Making Things Fast A while back, we used a toy particle physics trigger to explore concepts in lazy evaluation and functional programming in Clojure. We came up with the following function which selected groups of eight events clustered close together in time: (defn smt-8 [times] (->> times (partition 8 1) (map (juxt identity (comp (partial apply -) (juxt last first)))) (filter (comp (....
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Making Things Fast A while back, we used a toy particle physics trigger to explore concepts in lazy evaluation and functional programming in Clojure. We came up with the following function which selected groups of eight events clustered close together in time: (defn smt-8 [times] (->> times (partition 8 1) (map (juxt identity (comp (partial apply -) (juxt last first)))) (filter (comp (....
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Creative web design and systematic web design don’t need to be at arms. This post examines how to use a design system (Material) and extend it to make it your own.
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Fascism is an expensive to maintain state-of-siege by the capitalist economy attempting to defend itself by an irrational means. Fascism rallies to the defense of the conservative bourgeois ideology of the family, private property, the moral order, and patriotic nationalism. It unites the petty-bourgeois, the unemployed who have been hurt by the crisis or disappointed by the impotence of the socialist revolution‒ it is not by its nature fun....
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The Event Supply Mission Items to Get During the Week in Star Trek Timelines
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www.joehxblog.com
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6 years ago
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eng
I’ve been playing a mobile game called Star Trek Timelines for a year now. One aspect of the game is the weekend “event” competitions. There are different types of events - one, in particular, is supply missions.
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Why npm lockfiles can be a security blindspot for injecting malicious modules
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snyk.io
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6 years ago
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eng
In this post, we show you how easy it is to introduce back doors that are easily missed by project owners… leaving your code insecure.
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I started out with C# since then I’ve learned other languages and one of my favorites is Golang. When I was reading the release notes from C# 8 I saw the new using declaration and through it was awesome … I also realized it could be misused to give C# the defer keyword from Golang. Whats defer in Golang do? defer in Golang lets you define a function that will get run when the code block exits.
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Last March, I shared that we were starting to look for a new CEO for Stack Overflow. We were looking for that rare combination of someone who… Read more "Welcome, Prashanth!"
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Wes Siler has some great advice for the things that actually matter in an adventure rig , and the upgrades you should prioritize to make yours better . Permalink.
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The folks over at ITS Tactical linked to a great review of popular water filters by Widener’s Reloading & Shooting Supply. They put a ton of work into this piece, and event sent water samples off to a lab for testing. Fantastic. Permalink.
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Over two years ago I set out to try and improve Django’s autoreloader implementation. My PR was merged and the feature released in Django 2.2, and I thought I should at least mention it on my blog. The role of an autoreloader is conceptually pretty simple: When a developer changes a file your softwa...
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Over two years ago I set out to try and improve Django’s autoreloader implementation. My PR was merged and the feature released in Django 2.2, and I thought I should at least mention it on my blog. The role of an autoreloader is conceptually pretty simple: When a developer changes a file your softwa...
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Everyone knows that health care is expensive in America. But what if the rest of its economy was just as inefficient? We expand Purchasing Power Parity to consider health care outcomes so we can create an exchange rate that makes visible the amount of waste therein. The results show that the US wasted $18 trillion over ten years. .
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