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Rails 7 Madness: No such middleware to insert before: ActionDispatch::Static
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fuzzyblog.io
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4 years ago
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In tonight's category of "Crazy Rails Errors that Even I haven't hit", I was deploying a new app via HatchBox and I hit this one: No such middleware to insert before: ActionDispatch::Static /home/deploy/Cartazzi/shared/bundle/ruby/3.1.0/gems/actionpack-7.0.2.2/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/stack.rb:174:in `assert_index' When I dug into the underlying failure there was this bit of code: def assert_index ( index , where ) ....
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I was recently looking at the kotlin-results library which describes it self as a “multiplatform Result monad for modelling success or failure operations”. This library is great in combination with Kotlin Flow’s (or RxJava), and I would highly recommend checking it out. At some point though I ended up on the author’s personal webpage and specifically noticed their projects section, which I found to be especially well organized: A very clean..
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I was recently looking at the kotlin-results library which describes it self as a “multiplatform Result monad for modelling success or failure operations”. This library is great in combination with Kotlin Flow’s (or RxJava), and I would highly recommend checking it out. At some point though I ended up on the author’s personal webpage and specifically noticed their projects section, which I found to be especially well organized: A very clean..
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UPDATE: Check out Password-protect current pdf (revisted) for a simpler version. Every so often, I need to password-protect a pdf. On macOS, Preview has a simple solution , but I figured there must be a command line utility to make this happen. There are options, but qdf did the job just fine. qpdf --verbose --encrypt USER-PASSWORD OWNER-PASSWORD KEY-LENGTH -- input.pdf output.pdf So what does qpdf have to do with Emacs? Command-l....
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I spent my last two months to build/optimize my home network from scratch and I want to share my setup, info and troubles that I discovered during this work, so you can take some inspirations or ideas here and there. This post will be quite long, so I start with an overall description of the hardware/software/setup and then I’ll go into the details. The hardware and software Netgear R7800 with OpenWRT as main router The I..
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I spent my last two months to build/optimize my home network from scratch and I want to share my setup, info and troubles that I discovered during this work, so you can take some inspirations or ideas here and there. This post will be quite long, so I start with an overall description of the hardware/software/setup and then I’ll go into the details. The hardware and software Netgear R7800 with OpenWRT as main router The I..
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Data Mesh Solving Life Sciences biggest challenges by laying an interoperable foundation for innovation across the value chain
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www.thoughtworks.com
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4 years ago
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Data Mesh Solving Life Sciences biggest challenges by laying an interoperable foundation for innovation across the value chain
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7 Reasons Why Serverless Encourages Useful Engineering Practices
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www.serverless.com
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4 years ago
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eng
Serverless isn't just great for building stuff fast. It can also help point you in a direction that promotes some useful engineering practices. Anna shares with us 7 ways this happens!
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Keeping Your Sanity as a Solo Entrepreneur 01 - Make Everything as Easy as Possible
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fuzzyblog.io
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4 years ago
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eng
I've now been a solo entrepreneur longer than I've been anything. Being a solo entrepreneur is a very different experience and it isn't one that is taught – you generally learn only by doing. I've started this series of essays to talk about practical things I've learned over the years. The reason that I referred to it as keeping your sanity is that is what, all too often, solo entrepreneurship feels like. The first lesson I learned i....
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Keeping Your Sanity as a Solo Entrepreneur 01 - Make Everything as Easy as Possible
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fuzzyblog.io
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4 years ago
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I've now been a solo entrepreneur longer than I've been anything. Being a solo entrepreneur is a very different experience and it isn't one that is taught – you generally learn only by doing. I've started this series of essays to talk about practical things I've learned over the years. The reason that I referred to it as keeping your sanity is that is what, all too often, solo entrepreneurship feels like. The first lesson I learned i....
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Huh, looks like I'm the only onea us writing posts here recently. Anyway, ever caught urself thinking Oh girl, I wish there was some new stuff hosted by artemislena.eu? Well, I got good news for ya, cause we do've some new stuff. Just look over at the services list , we got a Ntfy server n a Rimgo instance now. Even'f ur not interested in either, ur still gonna profit from't'f ya use our services, given thxa our Ntfy server, we now get p....
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Pale Moon’s inception pre-dates Firefox 57 by many years; before its notoriety following the removal of XUL/XPCOM, it was popular among people who didn’t like Electrolysis. I hate that Pale Moon is so behind on security because it also has nice stuff that Mozilla axed. Some things were axed for good reason, like extensions with the ability to alter browser functionality. Others were axed without good reason, like built-in RSS/Atom support....
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Most technical people choose GUIs not because GUIs are the best tool for the job. People choose GUIs because the CLI alternatives usually suck. That's my hunch. In this blog post, I'll cover good U...
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Most technical people choose GUIs not because GUIs are the best tool for the job. People choose GUIs because the CLI alternatives usually suck. That's my hunch. In this blog post, I'll cover good U...
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Commodification means something else; I’m assuming you’re referring to “commoditize”, as in “commoditize your complement”. Although in this context the words have some really interesting overlap, which is why I brought it up. See Commodified vs. Commoditized by Douglas Rushkoff . We are first commodified by being made a complement to a product, then gradually commoditized as complements ideally are.
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Welche Fördergelder erhielt in den Jahren 2020 und 2021 der Landesbund für Vorgelschutz Bayern (LBV) über die Regierung von Schwaben für welche Projekte?
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Welche Fördergelder erhielt in den Jahren 2020 und 2021 der Landesbund für Vorgelschutz Bayern (LBV) über die Regierung von Schwaben für welche Projekte?
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A recent Hacker News thread got me to revisit my dotfiles repository and reflect on the tools I’ve been using for the past 10+ years. Technologies like the cloud and docker came, but surprisingly nothing major has changed in these years.
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namespace serverlog :: detail { // is_duration checks if a type is std::chrono::duration template < class T > struct is_duration : std :: false_type { }; template < class Rep , class Period > struct is_duration < std :: chrono :: duration < Rep, Period >> : std :: true_type { }; // "contains_duration" checks if a variadic template c....
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In this post, I use Beeping Busy Beavers to show that twin prime conjecture could be proven or disproven.
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APEX 22.1 changed a lot to the actions interface and added a new method with which we can call them easily from links.
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Dynamic generation of multiple CI/CD parent-child pipelines using GitLab
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www.vladsiv.com
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4 years ago
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Set up GitLab CI/CD locally for easier experimentation and testing. Investigate methods for creating nested parent-child pipelines and explore the process and advantages of implementing this approach. Learn how to streamline your development workflow with nested pipelines for better organization and efficiency.
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In this post, I use Beeping Busy Beavers to show that twin prime conjecture could be proven or disproven.
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If you look at the HackerNews headlines and comments - you may notice that every now and then people praise Zig, a relatively young programming language for low-level programming. Maybe not as low-level as assembler, but definitely as low-level as C or C++. I’m usually very skeptical about new languages, so naturally I wanted to give Zig a try. But after playing around and building a few toy projects with it - I shall say, I really enjoyed ..
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I'm testing a monthly email about what I'm doing! ✨ Highlights of last month - I finished the first version of Postcard, which is a personal website + mailing list tool I'm building. (If you w...
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I'm testing a monthly email about what I'm doing! ✨ Highlights of last month - I finished the first version of Postcard, which is a personal website + mailing list tool I'm building. (If you w...
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In 2018, I took the jump from being primarily an FPGA hardware engineer to being primarily a software engineer. At the time, things were looking great for FPGA acceleration, with AWS and later Azure bringing in VMs with FPGAs and the two big FPGA vendors setting their sights on application acceleration. Almost 5 years later, I am working on another project with FPGAs, this time a cloud-oriented one. That has inspired me to write a retrospe..
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If you look at the HackerNews headlines and comments - you may notice that every now and then people praise Zig, a relatively young programming language for low-level programming. Maybe not as low-level as assembler, but definitely as low-level as C or C++. I’m usually very skeptical about new languages, so naturally I wanted to give Zig a try. But after playing around and building a few toy projects with it - I shall say, I really enjoyed ..
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Dynamic generation of multiple CI/CD parent-child pipelines using GitLab
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www.vladsiv.com
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4 years ago
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eng
Set up GitLab CI/CD locally for easier experimentation and testing. Investigate methods for creating nested parent-child pipelines and explore the process and advantages of implementing this approach. Learn how to streamline your development workflow with nested pipelines for better organization and efficiency.
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DEF CON Trainings registration is LIVE! Right after DEF CON 30, we're excited to offer these intensive 2 day classes with a certificate of completion. First come, first served so don't procrastinate. Class descriptions and reg information are at http://defcontrainings.myshopify.com .
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In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, Tim Leroy, Senior Solutions Engineer based in London, shares how he coped with the tragic loss of his father a few months ago. He discusses tools he used to cope, how he balanced his mental health struggles while working full-time, and gives advice to others who may be struggling with a similar loss.
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I recently migrated JobHound from its original hosting (DigitalOcean with a custom Docker based deployer) to a new environment (also DigitalOcean but now with deploys managed via HatchBox ). In the traditional spirit of all IT migrations where you both get something good and lose something good, I got: Better Performance Working SSL; I have no idea why it stopped on the old box but it did and wasn't fixable Much better deployment (NO ....
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