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Introduction I don’t know how to introduce this post other than the question in the title: is it even worth working on Free and Open Source Software anymore? I have been asking myself this for the past week or two, and it’s uncomfortable for me; I believe in the power of Open Source to empower users and to give them control over their machines. Exploited FOSS But that belief of mine has been severely shaken by several things happ..
Introduction I don’t know how to introduce this post other than the question in the title: is it even worth working on Free and Open Source Software anymore? I have been asking myself this for the past week or two, and it’s uncomfortable for me; I believe in the power of Open Source to empower users and to give them control over their machines. Exploited FOSS But that belief of mine has been severely shaken by several things happ..
Introduction I don’t know how to introduce this post other than the question in the title: is it even worth working on Free and Open Source Software anymore? I have been asking myself this for the past week or two, and it’s uncomfortable for me; I believe in the power of Open Source to empower users and to give them control over their machines. Exploited FOSS But that belief of mine has been severely shaken by several things happ..
Introduction I don’t know how to introduce this post other than the question in the title: is it even worth working on Free and Open Source Software anymore? I have been asking myself this for the past week or two, and it’s uncomfortable for me; I believe in the power of Open Source to empower users and to give them control over their machines. Exploited FOSS But that belief of mine has been severely shaken by several things happ..
Introduction I don’t know how to introduce this post other than the question in the title: is it even worth working on Free and Open Source Software anymore? I have been asking myself this for the past week or two, and it’s uncomfortable for me; I believe in the power of Open Source to empower users and to give them control over their machines. Exploited FOSS But that belief of mine has been severely shaken by several things happ..
Introduction I don’t know how to introduce this post other than the question in the title: is it even worth working on Free and Open Source Software anymore? I have been asking myself this for the past week or two, and it’s uncomfortable for me; I believe in the power of Open Source to empower users and to give them control over their machines. Exploited FOSS But that belief of mine has been severely shaken by several things happ..
Introduction I don’t know how to introduce this post other than the question in the title: is it even worth working on Free and Open Source Software anymore? I have been asking myself this for the past week or two, and it’s uncomfortable for me; I believe in the power of Open Source to empower users and to give them control over their machines. Exploited FOSS But that belief of mine has been severely shaken by several things happ..
Introduction I don’t know how to introduce this post other than the question in the title: is it even worth working on Free and Open Source Software anymore? I have been asking myself this for the past week or two, and it’s uncomfortable for me; I believe in the power of Open Source to empower users and to give them control over their machines. Exploited FOSS But that belief of mine has been severely shaken by several things happ..
Introduction I don’t know how to introduce this post other than the question in the title: is it even worth working on Free and Open Source Software anymore? I have been asking myself this for the past week or two, and it’s uncomfortable for me; I believe in the power of Open Source to empower users and to give them control over their machines. Exploited FOSS But that belief of mine has been severely shaken by several things happ..
Introduction I don’t know how to introduce this post other than the question in the title: is it even worth working on Free and Open Source Software anymore? I have been asking myself this for the past week or two, and it’s uncomfortable for me; I believe in the power of Open Source to empower users and to give them control over their machines. Exploited FOSS But that belief of mine has been severely shaken by several things happ..
Introduction I don’t know how to introduce this post other than the question in the title: is it even worth working on Free and Open Source Software anymore? I have been asking myself this for the past week or two, and it’s uncomfortable for me; I believe in the power of Open Source to empower users and to give them control over their machines. Exploited FOSS But that belief of mine has been severely shaken by several things happ..
Introduction I don’t know how to introduce this post other than the question in the title: is it even worth working on Free and Open Source Software anymore? I have been asking myself this for the past week or two, and it’s uncomfortable for me; I believe in the power of Open Source to empower users and to give them control over their machines. Exploited FOSS But that belief of mine has been severely shaken by several things happ..
Spiral Again? - blog.herlein.com - 4 years ago - eng
Spiral Again? - blog.herlein.com - 4 years ago - eng
Spiral Again? - blog.herlein.com - 4 years ago - eng
The truth of the matter is this: open source is never going to be perfect (nothing is!). It’s up to us (as community members) to leave things better than we found them, and help improve the state of open source.
I recently had the situation where a Bootstrap application: Worked perfectly on a desktop with a side by side layout Properly wrapped on desktop when the window was resized down to a mobile like form factor Failed to ever wrap on mobile showing just a smaller version of the desktop I puzzled over this quite a bit until I ran a google search for "bootstrap text too small on mobile" which led me to this directive:
I recently had the situation where a Bootstrap application: Worked perfectly on a desktop with a side by side layout Properly wrapped on desktop when the window was resized down to a mobile like form factor Failed to ever wrap on mobile showing just a smaller version of the desktop I puzzled over this quite a bit until I ran a google search for "bootstrap text too small on mobile" which led me to this directive:
Recently at work, I ran into a situation where we had to revisit how SVG icons were being implemented on our pages. And that gave me the opportunity to dig…
Just days away from 2022, we’d like to reflect and recap on the progress Snyk Infrastructure as Code has achieved over the year on the path to becoming the leading developer-first IaC solution on the market.
As we approach the end of 2021, we’re taking a look back at the big new capabilities in each of Snyk’s products, and in this post we’re going to focus on Snyk Container.
I had the situation earlier where commands like: @extends('layouts.master') @section('title', 'Order Submitter LegendBorne Products') @section('content') in my template weren't being processed and this led me to do the normal bit of Google fu, alas, to no avail. And then I looked at the name of my template: order_submitter_index.php Yes – that's right. I was missing the .blade. suffix so a quick rename to: order_submitter..
I had the situation earlier where commands like: @extends('layouts.master') @section('title', 'Order Submitter LegendBorne Products') @section('content') in my template weren't being processed and this led me to do the normal bit of Google fu, alas, to no avail. And then I looked at the name of my template: order_submitter_index.php Yes – that's right. I was missing the .blade. suffix so a quick rename to: order_submitter..
While 2020 introduced a slew of changes to everyone’s personal and professional lives, these changes were considerably less pronounced for those of us working in tech fields. After all, most software engineering and server/cloud configuration was already performed remotely before the pandemic using long-standing processes/tools. Adapting to online tech teaching in the college was a welcome challenge, and also more relevant for the industry...
While 2020 introduced a slew of changes to everyone’s personal and professional lives, these changes were considerably less pronounced for those of us working in tech fields. After all, most software engineering and server/cloud configuration was already performed remotely before the pandemic using long-standing processes/tools. Adapting to online tech teaching in the college was a welcome challenge, and also more relevant for the industry...
Personalize It! - una.im - 4 years ago - eng
I got a MacBook Pro 14" with an Apple M1 Pro SoC, 16GB of memory and 500GB of disk a couple of weeks ago, and wanted to write my impressions about it, since a lot of people ask.
With detailed remediation guidance at every stage of the software development lifecycle (SDLC), Snyk Code revolutionizes static application security testing (SAST).
Genesis Using Ethereum is expensive. Us smart contract developers are eternally doomed to the fate of locking ourselves in dank dark basements every day to optimize gas usage, so that our fancy DeFi protocols won’t make our users bankrupt. Of all the operations done by smart contracts, storage writes & reads usually take up most of the gas usage. EVM storage is made intentionally expensive, because it’s expensive for Ethereum nodes to st..
Let’s take a look at three key areas where Snyk Open Source delivered new capabilities: integrations, ecosystem support, and making fixes easier!
Today, I am excited to announce a hands-on, live, project-based course with a small, highly motivated group of professional software engineers.
Table of Contents Discussion and Outlook 🧸 It’s Casey. Casey Cuddle. I am very happy to announce the first stable release of kcctl , a modern and intuitive command line client for Apache Kafka Connect ! Forget about having to memorize and type the right REST API paths and curl flags; with kcctl, managing your Kafka connectors is done via concise and logically structured commands, modeled after the semantics of the ..
Table of Contents Discussion and Outlook 🧸 It’s Casey. Casey Cuddle. I am very happy to announce the first stable release of kcctl , a modern and intuitive command line client for Apache Kafka Connect ! Forget about having to memorize and type the right REST API paths and curl flags; with kcctl, managing your Kafka connectors is done via concise and logically structured commands, modeled after the semantics of the ..
Table of Contents Discussion and Outlook 🧸 It’s Casey. Casey Cuddle. I am very happy to announce the first stable release of kcctl , a modern and intuitive command line client for Apache Kafka Connect ! Forget about having to memorize and type the right REST API paths and curl flags; with kcctl, managing your Kafka connectors is done via concise and logically structured commands, modeled after the semantics of the ..
Due to the recently discovered Log4Shell vulnerability, and to support the tremendous effort being mounted by the community to address it, we are happy to announce that we are increasing the free test limit in Snyk Open Source!
M1 Max with DDR5 challenges 64-core server workloads in hash-table benchmarks. Memory bandwidth matters more than core count for many real-world tasks.
Let’s say we have a distribution $X$ that is given by its $s$-quantile values: $$ q_{X_1} = Q_X(p_1),\; q_{X_2} = Q_X(p_2),\; \ldots,\; q_{X_{s-1}} = Q_X(p_{s-1}) $$ where $Q_X$ is the quantile function of $X$, $p_j = j / s$. We also have a sample $y = \{y_1, y_2, \ldots, y_n \}$ that is given by its $s$-quantile estimations: $$ q_{y_1} = Q_y(p_1),\; q_{y_2} = Q_y(p_2),\; \ldots,\; q_{y_{s-1}} = Q_y(p_{s-1}), $$ where $Q_y$ is the quant..
Let’s say we have a distribution $X$ that is given by its $s$-quantile values: $$ q_{X_1} = Q_X(p_1),\; q_{X_2} = Q_X(p_2),\; \ldots,\; q_{X_{s-1}} = Q_X(p_{s-1}) $$ where $Q_X$ is the quantile function of $X$, $p_j = j / s$. We also have a sample $y = \{y_1, y_2, \ldots, y_n \}$ that is given by its $s$-quantile estimations: $$ q_{y_1} = Q_y(p_1),\; q_{y_2} = Q_y(p_2),\; \ldots,\; q_{y_{s-1}} = Q_y(p_{s-1}), $$ where $Q_y$ is the quant..
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