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L: Why did I call you F. instead of FC17? That's normally more Tanith's thing. fc17: She talks about me a lot. T.: I could talk a lot bout myself. If ya wanna. fc17: So Sartre says we're just our actions, and only become a subject once someone observes us… T.: Well we're constantly observing each other ^^ L: Not constantly . There's times where we're just inattentive, so we end up just being our actions as well. T.: A....
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How we may read the Scriptures with the most spiritual profit
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honza.pokorny.ca
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4 years ago
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By Rev. Thomas Watson “And it shall be with him, and he shall read it all the days of his life, that he may learn to fear the Lord his God, to keep all the words of this Law and to do these Statutes.” — Deut. 17.19. What Cicero said of Aristotle’s politics, may not unfittingly be said of this book of Deuteronomy, it is full of golden eloquence. In this chapter, God instructs the Jews about setting a king over them, and there are two th....
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How we may read the Scriptures with the most spiritual profit
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honza.pokorny.ca
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4 years ago
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By Rev. Thomas Watson “And it shall be with him, and he shall read it all the days of his life, that he may learn to fear the Lord his God, to keep all the words of this Law and to do these Statutes.” — Deut. 17.19. What Cicero said of Aristotle’s politics, may not unfittingly be said of this book of Deuteronomy, it is full of golden eloquence. In this chapter, God instructs the Jews about setting a king over them, and there are two th....
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Optimal window of the trimmed Harrell-Davis quantile estimator, Part 2: Trying Planck-taper window
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aakinshin.net
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4 years ago
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eng
In the previous post , I discussed the problem of non-smooth quantile-respectful density estimation (QRDE) which is generated by the trimmed Harrell-Davis quantile estimator based on the highest density interval of the given width. I assumed that non-smoothness was caused by a non-smooth rectangular window which was used to build the truncated beta distribution. In this post, we are going to try another option: the Planck-taper window.
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Optimal window of the trimmed Harrell-Davis quantile estimator, Part 2: Trying Planck-taper window
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aakinshin.net
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4 years ago
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In the previous post , I discussed the problem of non-smooth quantile-respectful density estimation (QRDE) which is generated by the trimmed Harrell-Davis quantile estimator based on the highest density interval of the given width. I assumed that non-smoothness was caused by a non-smooth rectangular window which was used to build the truncated beta distribution. In this post, we are going to try another option: the Planck-taper window.
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I’m a Rails developer—what the heck is Storybook, and should I care?
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phacks.dev
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4 years ago
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eng
A lightly edited version of our conversation that tries to answer the following questions: what is Storybook? How useful can it be in a Rails project? And maybe most importantly: as a Rails developer, should I care?
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Underground agriculture is an emerging field of agriculture that has the potential to help solve a big part of the current ecological crisis. How this can be achieved I want to explain in this article.
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Comments Shipping products This past week I was part of the team that launched EKS Anywhere. Launching an open source project was something I really wanted to do to see how it was different from products and services I’ve helped launch in the past. The biggest difference for me was it’s really refreshing to point people to GitHub for issues and to let people use the software for free. The users I got to talk to were fellow infrastructure..
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Redux is a state management library that is commonly used in React apps. Redux was created in 2015 and almost immediately became a common sight in React apps. This may have been due to the fact that many of the React docs assumed that Redux was installed along with the popularity of boilerplates that included Redux by default. As a result of this, many front-end developers including myself, incorrectly assumed that React had to be used with..
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Comments Tools you’re familiar with The right tool for the job isn’t always the best tool. Some tools are made for a specific reason, but there is a learning curve and cognitive tax to know how to use new tools. Sometimes the right tool is the one that is good enough that you already know. The hardest part is knowing when to switch tools. If you work on a team this means updating documentation and training and maybe convincing the rest o..
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A quick snippet to get some nicer debug of json and other mapped values. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 //PrettyPrint print any interface func PrettyPrint(data interface{}) (err error) { indentedData, err := json.MarshalIndent(data, "", " ") if err == nil { fmt.Println(string(indentedData)) } return }
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A quick snippet to get some nicer debug of json and other mapped values. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 //PrettyPrint print any interface func PrettyPrint(data interface{}) (err error) { indentedData, err := json.MarshalIndent(data, "", " ") if err == nil { fmt.Println(string(indentedData)) } return }
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For more regular updates, you can generally find me on instagram , or Héloïse on instagram . Héloïse on Mt. Tam at Sunrise - October 2021
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For more regular updates, you can generally find me on instagram , or Héloïse on instagram . Héloïse on Mt. Tam at Sunrise - October 2021
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Just occassionally, you have to exec into a docker container in order to troubleshoot whatever app you're running. A good image won't have unnecessary tools installed though, so things like ps tend to be missing. Whilst you can install these with apt I can never remember the package name for ps so this snippet exists so that I don't have to Read more…
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I’ve been dealing with a botnet for the last few days, that’s been sending junk search queries at an increasingly aggressive rate. They were reasonably easy to flag and block but just kept increasing the rate until that stopped working. Long story short, my patience ran out and put my website behind cloudflare. I didn’t want to have to do this, because it does introduce a literal man in the middle and that kinda undermines the whole point..
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Comments Stress As a junior developer you get assigned work and have to implement it and solve problems within a certain scope. As you get more senior you have more responsibility which often comes with more visibility and more pressure. Sometimes you’re a blocker for a new project or are part of an outage. These can be stressful situations.
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A refactored digest of my reading of the month. A short introduction to give a bit of context : I have been looking for a way to share on a regular basis some of my learnings. I tend to go through a pretty large amount of content as part of my work and in general. So here I will try to provide it as a structured digest. The goal is to provide an interesting selection of content both practical and conceptual to help advancing how to use tech..
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A refactored digest of my reading of the month. A short introduction to give a bit of context : I have been looking for a way to share on a regular basis some of my learnings. I tend to go through a pretty large amount of content as part of my work and in general. So here I will try to provide it as a structured digest. The goal is to provide an interesting selection of content both practical and conceptual to help advancing how to use tech..
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Tag a specific drive when capturing usage of all drives on Windows (Telegraf)
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snippets.bentasker.co.uk
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4 years ago
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eng
If you've got multiple drives mounted in Windows and are monitoring usage with Telegraf, you might find you want to add a specific tag to just one drive for consumption by something in a later workflow. For example, you might want to alert on root partitions across all servers (i.e. not just Windows boxes) so might want to add a tag to just the C: drive to mark it as a root partition The [win_perf_counters](https://github.com/influxdata..
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By: Calling parent class __init__ with multiple inheritance, what's the right way?
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rhettinger.wordpress.com
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4 years ago
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eng
super, which invokes A‘s code which will also call super which invokes B‘s code. See https://rhettinger.wordpress.com/2011/05/26/super-considered-super for more detail on what can be done with […]
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An idea I’ve had for a long time with regards to navigating the web is to find a way to browse it. “Browse” a difficult word to use, because it has a newer connotation of just using a web browser, I mean it in the old pre-Internet sense, browse like when you flip through a magazine, or peruse an antiques shop, not really looking for anything in particular just sort of seeing if anything catches your eye.
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Comments Puzzling Growing up my dad loved puzzles. He had the weirdest rule that I never understood. No matter how many pieces the puzzle had, he would look at the picture once when he opened it and never looked at it again. Thankfully, he never enforced that rule on us as kids, but I still don’t understand why he did it.
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Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to celebrate the contributions of Hispanic Americans in the United States from September 15 – October 15. In this post, Luisamaria Hernandez, People Experience Coordinator at Snyk, shares what Hispanic Heritage Month means to her, why language matters, and how her Hispanic heritage has influenced her as an operatic performer.
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another month - Ok, September is here. 4 more months left. I know I am writing this on the 5th of the month. The last few days have been busy! Retrospective Running: I wanted to be at 1496 at the end of the month. I am at 1500. ✅ Reading: I wanted to...
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This is the 60th anniversary of the proof of Little’s Law, a widely useful rule for queuing systems that links throughput, response (cycle) time, and number of requests (work items). Unfortunately, although software engineers often operate queues or pipelines (modern computer systems are rife with queues, implicit and explicit), they aren’t exposed to the mathematical foundations and often fail to build intuition around how queues act opera....
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This is the 60th anniversary of the proof of Little’s Law, a widely useful rule for queuing systems that links throughput, response (cycle) time, and number of requests (work items). Unfortunately, although software engineers often operate queues or pipelines (modern computer systems are rife with queues, implicit and explicit), they aren’t exposed to the mathematical foundations and often fail to build intuition around how queues act opera....
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Python 3.10 is here! This week on the show, two former guests and Real Python authors return to talk about the new version. Geir Arne Hjelle's article was posted to the site Monday, and it's titled "Python 3.10: Cool New Features for You to Try". Christopher Trudeau's video course came out on Tuesday, and it covers the topics from the article with multiple visual examples of Python 3.10 code.
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Intro Method 1 (Mocks) Method 2 (httptest) Intro Both testing methods described here can be found in this repository . Be sure to run go generate before go test for the mocks to be generated. Otherwise, the mocking approach test described below will not work.
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Introduction It is always fun to reexplore previously discovered techniques or pick back on old research that was put on the wayside in hopes to maybe finding something new or different. Recently, I stood up an ESXi server at home and decided to take a quick peak at the VMware directory structure after installing the […]
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SnykCon 2021 Partner Day recap: New partners, service offerings, and Snyk Apps
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snyk.io
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4 years ago
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eng
Snyk announces HashiCorp partnership with a new plugin for Terraform Cloud (TFC) to solve configuration security challenges common when delivering infrastructure as code.
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