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The following is a transcript of the above video In this paper, the authors present a novel neural network architecture to enable audio search via sounds humans are able to make, for example humming and whistling. This is an important capability when searching through audio for a specific sound. Motivation Imagine you have hundreds of unlabeled sound effects on your computer, and you are looking for a specific one. It could be very ted..
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If you were following the 2020 U.S. presidential election, you might remember the barrage of ”experts” offering predictions on the outcome…
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June 2019 Fifteen years in business and we had a measly three reviews on Google. Sigh. I reminded myself that this is exactly why I moved back from the Bay area to work on the family business – to use technology to expand. Let’s fix this! I’d read somewhere that people are most willing to review right after their experience – good or bad. I’d been itching to use Twilio, and this was the perfect use case! Our inside sales per..
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Moving My Stocks From Bumped to Robinhood in Five Days (Manually)
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www.joehxblog.com
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5 years ago
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eng
With the advent of “the stock marketplace” and the end of the automatic, passive stock back, Bumped is dee-eee-dee dead. Meaning the lucrative $300+ I’ve made with the app over the past couple years will not continue.
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We’re happy to announce enhanced support for Go security in Snyk Open Source and Snyk Container, enabling development and security teams to find and fix vulnerabilities in their Go applications more efficiently!
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Table of Contents Getting Started With JfrUnit Case Study 1: Spotting Increased Memory Allocation Case Study 2: Identifying Increased I/O With the Database Discussion Summary and Outlook Functional unit and integration tests are a standard tool of any software development organization, helping not only to ensure correctness of newly implemented code, but also to identify regressions — bugs in existing functionality introdu....
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Table of Contents Getting Started With JfrUnit Case Study 1: Spotting Increased Memory Allocation Case Study 2: Identifying Increased I/O With the Database Discussion Summary and Outlook Functional unit and integration tests are a standard tool of any software development organization, helping not only to ensure correctness of newly implemented code, but also to identify regressions — bugs in existing functionality introdu....
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We’ve set up a sparkly new DEF CON store at shop.defcon.org to meet all of your various swag needs. We hope that it will be a smoother experience for everyone, with more options, more responsiveness and some room to grow. We’d love for you to check it out, and to check back for new items and replenished stock of your old favorites. Thank you as always for your support of DEF CON. DEF CON ❤️ U.
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While it is undisputed that Bitcoin is by far the largest crypto, we ask if it can rely solely on its existing network effects to stay relevant.
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Since you cannot install any additional dependencies on function instances, you have to include any missing tools, that you need, as static binaries in your deployment. To prepare a static...
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You've just gotten over the fact we call them 'Hooks', but how do you stop repeating the same code everywhere? Let's learn about Custom Hooks.
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Picture yourself, an engineer working at the hottest distributed microservices de jour, assigned to fix a bug. You jump into an unfamiliar codebase and quickly locate the line where the problem occurred. The fix is simple, just return early or substitute a default value in the case that one cannot be determined from your input. […]
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Software performance is a complex discipline that requires knowledge in different areas from benchmarking to the internals of modern runtimes, operating systems, and hardware. Surprisingly, the most difficult challenges in performance analysis are not about programming, they are about mathematical statistics! Many software developers can drill into performance problems and implement excellent optimizations, but they are not always know ho....
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Software performance is a complex discipline that requires knowledge in different areas from benchmarking to the internals of modern runtimes, operating systems, and hardware. Surprisingly, the most difficult challenges in performance analysis are not about programming, they are about mathematical statistics! Many software developers can drill into performance problems and implement excellent optimizations, but they are not always know ho....
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Since the publication of the Agile Manifesto almost two decades ago, agile methodologies have been slowly but steadily becoming prevalent in software development, and none more so than Scrum (according to the latest State of Agile Report, more than 75% of respondents practice Scrum or a hybrid that includes Scrum). This post analyzes some positive and negative aspects of this new reality, and sets the stage for a proposal for improvement.
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Side income. Side job. Side hustle. Whatever you call it, it’s money not from my main, 9-5 job. And, now that it’s the last month of 2020, it’s time for my annual end-of-year side income report.
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Introduction Jamie Brandon of scattered-thoughts.net recently put out a blog post called “Looking for Debugger” . In it, he goes through all of the debuggers and debugger frontends on Linux that he knew of and details their deficiencies from his perspective and asks for help finding a good set of tools. This is my answer, and here’s a sneak peek (click for full size):
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Introduction Jamie Brandon of scattered-thoughts.net recently put out a blog post called “Looking for Debugger” . In it, he goes through all of the debuggers and debugger frontends on Linux that he knew of and details their deficiencies from his perspective and asks for help finding a good set of tools. This is my answer, and here’s a sneak peek (click for full size):
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Introduction Jamie Brandon of scattered-thoughts.net recently put out a blog post called “Looking for Debugger” . In it, he goes through all of the debuggers and debugger frontends on Linux that he knew of and details their deficiencies from his perspective and asks for help finding a good set of tools. This is my answer, and here’s a sneak peek (click for full size):
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Introduction Jamie Brandon of scattered-thoughts.net recently put out a blog post called “Looking for Debugger” . In it, he goes through all of the debuggers and debugger frontends on Linux that he knew of and details their deficiencies from his perspective and asks for help finding a good set of tools. This is my answer, and here’s a sneak peek (click for full size):
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Introduction Jamie Brandon of scattered-thoughts.net recently put out a blog post called “Looking for Debugger” . In it, he goes through all of the debuggers and debugger frontends on Linux that he knew of and details their deficiencies from his perspective and asks for help finding a good set of tools. This is my answer, and here’s a sneak peek (click for full size):
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Introduction Jamie Brandon of scattered-thoughts.net recently put out a blog post called “Looking for Debugger” . In it, he goes through all of the debuggers and debugger frontends on Linux that he knew of and details their deficiencies from his perspective and asks for help finding a good set of tools. This is my answer, and here’s a sneak peek (click for full size):
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Introduction Jamie Brandon of scattered-thoughts.net recently put out a blog post called “Looking for Debugger” . In it, he goes through all of the debuggers and debugger frontends on Linux that he knew of and details their deficiencies from his perspective and asks for help finding a good set of tools. This is my answer, and here’s a sneak peek (click for full size):
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Introduction Jamie Brandon of scattered-thoughts.net recently put out a blog post called “Looking for Debugger” . In it, he goes through all of the debuggers and debugger frontends on Linux that he knew of and details their deficiencies from his perspective and asks for help finding a good set of tools. This is my answer, and here’s a sneak peek (click for full size):
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Introduction Jamie Brandon of scattered-thoughts.net recently put out a blog post called “Looking for Debugger” . In it, he goes through all of the debuggers and debugger frontends on Linux that he knew of and details their deficiencies from his perspective and asks for help finding a good set of tools. This is my answer, and here’s a sneak peek (click for full size):
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With season four of Wakfu coming out soon, I thought it would be appropriate to make a new wakfu/dof...
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Snyk’s approach to container security research and relative importance
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snyk.io
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5 years ago
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eng
We’re pleased to announce a new feature that helps take some of the mystery out prioritizing and fixing container vulnerabilities: relative importance.
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I’ve been very excited about RustPython since I saw the project being presented at FOSDEM 2019. Last week I finally got to contributing something to the project ! For context, RustPython benchmarks specific Python files against CPython, the “reference implementation” for Python (read: the only real ...
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I’ve been very excited about RustPython since I saw the project being presented at FOSDEM 2019. Last week I finally got to contributing something to the project ! For context, RustPython benchmarks specific Python files against CPython, the “reference implementation” for Python (read: the only real ...
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Documenting the challenges and solutions for integrating Apple Silicon M1 Mac minis into a continuous integration system, including automation fixes and performance comparisons.
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After watching a few handle security related PRs with instant merges or ignoring them entirely. It was time for a blog.
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Introduction The culture of experimentation is strongly picking up in several sectors of industry. It has become imperative to measure the…
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After it was been pointed out ot me that having a short rule set of poorly categorized and elaborated terms might be inferior to a full code of conduct, I decided to write one. It can be found here . The topics of my rooms will changed accordingly soon. Do you have suggestions for improvement or something like that? I am eager to hear about it.
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Smaller, Faster-starting Container Images With jlink and AppCDS
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www.morling.dev
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5 years ago
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eng
Table of Contents Creating a Modular Runtime Image for a Quarkus Application Adding an AppCDS Archive to a Custom Runtime Image Creating a Linux Container Image Let’s See Some Numbers! A few months ago I wrote about how you could speed up your Java application’s start-up times using application class data sharing ( AppCDS ), based on the example of a simple Quarkus application. Since then, quite some progress has been ma....
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Smaller, Faster-starting Container Images With jlink and AppCDS
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www.morling.dev
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5 years ago
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eng
Table of Contents Creating a Modular Runtime Image for a Quarkus Application Adding an AppCDS Archive to a Custom Runtime Image Creating a Linux Container Image Let’s See Some Numbers! A few months ago I wrote about how you could speed up your Java application’s start-up times using application class data sharing ( AppCDS ), based on the example of a simple Quarkus application. Since then, quite some progress has been ma....
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