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Data Mesh for ESG: Establishing accountability and laying a foundation for the generation of high quality sustainability data
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www.thoughtworks.com
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3 years ago
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eng
Data Mesh for ESG: Establishing accountability and laying a foundation for the generation of high quality sustainability data
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I’m well aware that I may have a bit of an obsession with fonts . I don’t think that’s too unusual for someone who works in tech, however. Sites like Programming Fonts exist to let people test drive and compare a bunch of different fonts. Just for fun, I thought I’d write up some of the features I look for in a programming font that I’ve come to deliberately pick out.
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November is over and December has begun. One more of these monthly book-reading blog posts and I will have been doing this for five years!
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The other day we did a .NET 7 Spotlight event at this month’s DevRomagna meetup. The speakers were Ugo Lattanzi and me. In my session, I chose to talk about my top 7 new features in .NET 7 (pun intended.) What follows is a mix of my preparation notes and what I ended up really saying 1 . 1. Performance Since the initial release of “new dotnet” (.NET Core), performance has always been a critical goal for the .NET team. Starting wit..
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The other day we did a .NET 7 Spotlight event at this month’s DevRomagna meetup. The speakers were Ugo Lattanzi and me. In my session, I chose to talk about my top 7 new features in .NET 7 (pun intended.) What follows is a mix of my preparation notes and what I ended up really saying 1 . 1. Performance Since the initial release of “new dotnet” (.NET Core), performance has always been a critical goal for the .NET team. Starting wit..
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Git can be confusing. Git can be scary. Git CLI may be the least intuitive tool you have to use on a daily basis. But also Git is a wonderfully simple and cleverly designed version control system that definitely deserves its popularity. To prove this point I invite you to implement your own tiny Git that would be able to create a local repository, commit a single file to it, view commit logs and checkout a certain revision of that file.
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Using Polars on results from DuckDB's Arrow interface in Rust
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vikramoberoi.com
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3 years ago
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eng
I found myself wanting to manipulate/compute a large Arrow result set from a DuckDB query in Rust. I first wrote code to iterate over these results and compute what I needed, but the result was a lot of code that ran slowly and was cumbersome to write. I decided to reach for Polars instead. The end result is way less code that is much more performant. I also have the Polars API to work with on any result set from DuckDB, which lets me itera..
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Git can be confusing. Git can be scary. Git CLI may be the least intuitive tool you have to use on a daily basis. But also Git is a wonderfully simple and cleverly designed version control system that definitely deserves its popularity. To prove this point I invite you to implement your own tiny Git that would be able to create a local repository, commit a single file to it, view commit logs and checkout a certain revision of that file.
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Ever since I wrote Clojure needs a Rails, folks reach out to ask for my opinion on their web framework for Clojure. What's clear from these discussions is a lot of software developers have no idea what a framework is.
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This article was written for the Keyboard Builder's Digest Advent Calendar . I'm posting it to my blog below as well. Squeezebox Scorecard In this article I'll review some of the design experiments I've conducted in my squeezebox prototyping efforts and discuss each individually through the lens of an experimental hypothesis, trial in a prototype build, and results. The scooped column: 3 switches at 100° & 160° angles This is probab....
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This article was written for the Keyboard Builder's Digest Advent Calendar . I'm posting it to my blog below as well. Squeezebox Scorecard In this article I'll review some of the design experiments I've conducted in my squeezebox prototyping efforts and discuss each individually through the lens of an experimental hypothesis, trial in a prototype build, and results. The scooped column: 3 switches at 100° & 160° angles This is probab....
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Fixing apt: Key is stored in legacy trusted.gpg keyring Warnings
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duncanlock.net
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3 years ago
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eng
If you see messages like this when running APT updated on Debian/Ubuntu systems: W: https://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian/dists/jammy/InRelease: Key is stored in legacy trusted.gpg keyring (/etc/apt/trusted.gpg), see the DEPRECATION section in apt-key(8) for details. This is because using apt-key - particularly the mechanism where it dumps all its keys into one large file (/etc/apt/trusted.gpg) - is a bad idea and deprecat....
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Wrapped by Spotify, the 2022 edition just landed in my mailbox. This year I listened to twenty-four different genres. My favorite was Indie Jazz, followed by Hip Hop, Jazz, Electronica and Rock. I am a little puzzled about that Hip Hop in second place. In total, I spent 14143 minutes listening to music, 80 percent more than other listeners in Italy did. My favorite track was Fear Of The Dawn by Jack White, followed by The Beginning by..
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Wrapped by Spotify, the 2022 edition just landed in my mailbox. This year I listened to twenty-four different genres. My favorite was Indie Jazz, followed by Hip Hop, Jazz, Electronica and Rock. I am a little puzzled about that Hip Hop in second place. In total, I spent 14143 minutes listening to music, 80 percent more than other listeners in Italy did. My favorite track was Fear Of The Dawn by Jack White, followed by The Beginning by..
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Wrapped by Spotify, the 2022 edition just landed in my mailbox. This year I listened to twenty-four different genres. My favorite was Indie Jazz, followed by Hip Hop, Jazz, Electronica and Rock. I am a little puzzled about that Hip Hop in second place. In total, I spent 14143 minutes listening to music, 80 percent more than other listeners in Italy did. My favorite track was Fear Of The Dawn by Jack White, followed by The Beginning by..
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My solution for the third day of the Advent of Code 2022 challenge "Rucksack Reorganization" with Oracle. Its starting to get complex...
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Surveys by Common Sense Media and the Consumer Mobility Report both state a large majority Americans sleep next to their phone or with their phone in hand. According to a 2019 Statista survey , 44% of participants reported feeling some anxiety when separated from their phone (not the same thing as the smartphone itself causing anxiety ). This isn’t a public decrying of how we are hopelessly addicted to our phones.
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In a previous post we shared some suggestions for how to adjust a Rails application to make it run better in a containerized setting. In this post I'd like to explore the opposite relationship: five changes we have made to our Kubernetes clusters to better accommodate Rails workloads and workflows. All of these ideas can be relevant to non-Rails apps too! Selecting the right deployment strategies The two deployment strategies Kubernetes....
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Preparing Data to Measure True Machine Learning Model Performance
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realpython.com
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3 years ago
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eng
How do you prepare a dataset for machine learning (ML)? How do you go beyond cleaning the data and move toward measuring how the model performs? This week on the show, Jodie Burchell, developer advocate for data science at JetBrains, returns to talk about strategies for better ML model performance.
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Marcus Hutchins on Mastodon: What I missed about Mastodon was its very different culture. Ad-driven social media platforms are willing to tolerate monumental volumes of abusive users. They’ve discovered the same thing the Mainstream Media did: negative emotions grip people’s attention harder than positive ones. Hate and fear drives engagement, and engagement drives ad impressions. More here . I have been on Mastodon for a few week..
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The second day of Advent of Code was also rather easy on the question side, like day 1. Rather, the hard part was reading the question. :^) Here’s the solution in ZigSelf .
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The second day of Advent of Code was also rather easy on the question side, like day 1. Rather, the hard part was reading the question. :^) Here’s the solution in ZigSelf .
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My solution for the second day of the Advent of Code 2022 challenge "Rock Paper Scissors" with Oracle. This time in pure SQL.
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Get high resolution satellite imagery for your specified date and location. MapTiler and Satellogic have partnered to bring you tasked imagery at the most competitive prices, ready for use in your web maps and apps.
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In this article, we'll dig into three tips that can make your developer security education program better and ensure that you're reaping all the advantages of the golden era of application security.
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In my previous article, Refactoring Bloated Controllers with IServiceProvider, I explored using the Service Locator […] The post Refactoring Bloated Controllers with [FromService] appeared first on Elegant Code .
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