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In this digital age, securing your precious data is non-negotiable. Let's delve into the world of continuous backups using a nifty tool called rclone, perfect for tech-savvy folks. We'll even set up a backup with Google Drive as an example. Your data's future is in good hands!
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A few weeks ago there was a meme floating around about if you spend using a physical $50 bill, it will remain a fifty dollar bill. But if you spend that same fifty bucks with a credit card - that fifty bucks gets whittled away by credit card processing fees and bank fees and just because fees.
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In this digital age, securing your precious data is non-negotiable. Let's delve into the world of continuous backups using a nifty tool called rclone, perfect for tech-savvy folks. We'll even set up a backup with Google Drive as an example. Your data's future is in good hands!
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2 am: Bill Clinton calls, desperate for advice. What tie to wear for inauguration? Chide him for forgetting five-hour time difference, suggest he wear an Aloha shirt, go back to sleep. [2] 8 am: To work up an appetite for breakfast, swim two laps around Oahu towing an Atlantis submarine by a rope clenched between […]
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Part two When it comes to writing, if I can’t keep things concise, I like to keep them entertaining. Unfortunately childhood bullying doesn’t lend itself well to either of these goals, much more when it remains such a raw topic to me. Whilst I’ve already dedicated two posts to the topic, I still have a few things which I either failed to mention, or felt didn’t fit in with either post. With it being a few days since I powered through w....
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I've been trying out a relatively new config file format called KDL . It's pronounced "cuddle" and here's a very quick run-down of what it's for and why I find it worth experimenting with. It's a general purpose data language that feels mostly like a blend of JSON, command line, and XML. So it would be useable for use cases including configuration files, data interchange, and data storage, but so far I've only been considering it for the u....
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Sort of the weekly reminder that I moved my Flutter posts to substack. Continue reading on Medium »
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Introducing pgvector for Heroku Postgres Over the past few weeks, we worked on adding pgvector as an extension on Heroku Postgres. We're excited to release this feature, and based on the feedback on our public roadmap, many of you are too. We want to share a bit more about how you can use it and […] The post How to Use pgvector for Similarity Search on Heroku Postgres appeared first on Heroku .
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I keep fielding this question in private, so I finally decided to answer it in public: “What SANS courses should I take?” Although I have a much longer answer to give about training in general, this article answers that specific question based on my own personal experience, having taken several SANS courses over the years. Permalink.
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Generated by GPT-4 with prompt: Can you create a coloring page of a cute, sitting unicorn with wings and large eyes, with a broom ready to fly, with a halloween theme? GPT-4 description: A black and white Halloween-themed coloring page featuring a cute, sitting unicorn with wings, large expressive eyes, and holding a broom, ready to fly. The unicorn should have a flowing mane and tail, and a spiraled horn. Its wings are detailed..
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Visual Studio got updated to 17.8, and the shortcut Alt-O to open corresponding file in Visual Assist was unassigned 1 . Open Visual Studio options, and reassign the VAssistX.OpenCorrespondingFile command to Alt-O.
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A little sudoku-like app for helping first-graders practice addition. This attempt at situated software for schooling got a little more use than spell-cards.love . video; 25 seconds
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Note to self, I needed to migrate/re-encrypt someone's password store (aka pass). Straightforward: Get the new key, probably already in gpg key chain. Try listing it: gpg --list-keys To re-encrypt, pass init with new key is enough. It'll prompt for old pass key. cd path/to/.password-store pass init NEW-GPG-KEY
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Hi, Meine Arbeitsweise hat sich im letzten Jahr so stark geändert wie nie zuvor. Vor einem Jahr hat OpenAI ChatGPT veröffentlicht. Damals fand ich die Technologie schon cool, aber ich habe nicht erkannt, wie groß der Einfluss auf meine Arbeit sein wird. Und das in nicht mal 12 Monaten. Heute nutze ich KI für so viele Dinge: Ich google keine Fragen mehr, es wird ChatGPT gefragt Github Copilot schreibt Code bevor ich weiß was ich ..
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Since the beginning of my career in this industry, I've always been fascinated by the open-source world. After so many years of contributing on my own, this year, I finally joined…
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Since the beginning of my career in this industry, I've always been fascinated by the open-source world. After so many years of contributing on my own, this year, I finally joined…
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Explore the intricacies of heaps, a tree-based data structure adept at maintaining order and hierarchy. Dive into Python's' heapq module, offering a rich set of functionalities for managing dynamic data sets where priority elements are frequently accessed. Learn how heaps stand out in the world of data structures and their seamless integration in Python.
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Reply to Bumping rmagick dependency · Issue #8 · srijan/ruby-dmtx · GitHub It's already ~> 4. Do you mean ~> 5? Syndicated to: https://github.com/srijan/ruby-dmtx/issues/8#issuecomment-1812983230 https://github.com/srijan/ruby-dmtx/issues/8
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A crash course on music theory that I wrote to help a Reddit user understand a mysterious diagram their guitar teacher drew.
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Table of Contents In this article we’ll implement a global optimization pass, and show how to use the dataflow analysis framework to verify the results of our optimization. The code for this article is in this pull request, and as usual the commits are organized to be read in order. The noisy arithmetic problem This demonstration is based on a simplified model of computation relevant to the HEIR project. You don’t need to be familiar with t..
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Table of Contents In this article we’ll implement a global optimization pass, and show how to use the dataflow analysis framework to verify the results of our optimization. The code for this article is in this pull request, and as usual the commits are organized to be read in order. The noisy arithmetic problem This demonstration is based on a simplified model of computation relevant to the HEIR project. You don’t need to be familiar with t..
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Table of Contents In this article we’ll implement a global optimization pass, and show how to use the dataflow analysis framework to verify the results of our optimization. The code for this article is in this pull request, and as usual the commits are organized to be read in order. The noisy arithmetic problem This demonstration is based on a simplified model of computation relevant to the HEIR project. You don’t need to be familiar with t..
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Reply to Issues: ~delthas/senpai Keybinding to jump to first unread message Right now, there is an unread indicator bar that can be used to manually scroll up to the first unread / last read message. It would be nice if there is a keybinding to jump directly to it as well. Also, (related to https://todo.sr.ht/~taiite/senpai/96), when we are not at the bottom of a buffer, it would be nice to …
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We are thrilled to announce that Snyk, a leading provider of cloud native application security solutions, has achieved the prestigious AWS Security Competency status. The AWS Security Competency validates Snyk's deep security expertise and commitment to delivering a comprehensive application security solution for modern organizations building and running their applications on the Amazon Web Services (AWS).
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Webrings are alive and well; they don’t need to be “brought back” because they’re already here. I’m in 14 webrings . If you think that’s a lot, foreverkeith.is has a growing list of 100 or so . Some have gotten quite large. The Hotline Webring is close to 700 members. The Yesterweb Webring recently shut down because it got too large, past 800 members! Some of the people behind the larger Yesterweb community felt that the webring h..
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10 years ago, as I was getting ready to take kids somewhere I heard them both laughing wildly in the backseat. I snapped this photo as quick as I could and to me, it just completely captures the companionship these two siblings have shared since the very beginning. The big grins on both of their faces is something I always hope to see every single day.
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The NFL acts as a microcosm for business and can teach us lessons about building successful organizations from small startups to large companies. Understanding these lessons will shape the choices and effectiveness of both leadership and ICs and can radically alter the outcomes of a business.
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The NFL acts as a microcosm for business and can teach us lessons about building successful organizations from small startups to large companies. Understanding these lessons will shape the choices and effectiveness of both leadership and ICs and can radically alter the outcomes of a business.
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Part 1: Learn The Different Types Of Technical Documentation
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In the same way the term “books” includes fiction, nonfiction, and biographies as genres, the term “technical documentation” includes many different content types. But what sets technical documentation apart from books are reader traits. These traits are a result of what the reader does as they read technical documentation – they use the app.
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I have published a growing collection of articles on hair color in Japanese anime, manga, and games (usually visual novels). My […]
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This question came up on the Data Engineering sub-reddit the other day: Can Debezium lose any events ? I.e. can there be a situation where a record in a database get inserted, updated, or deleted, but Debezium fails to capture that event from the transaction log and propagate it to downstream consumers?
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This question came up on the Data Engineering sub-reddit the other day: Can Debezium lose any events ? I.e. can there be a situation where a record in a database get inserted, updated, or deleted, but Debezium fails to capture that event from the transaction log and propagate it to downstream consumers?
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OpenStreetMap (OSM) is fun and fantastic for so many reasons. One being able to roam around the world from the comfort of your chair. I started mapping on OpenStreetMap in 2015 by coincidence through a friend. And OSM later became part of my work at Mapbox. Where I went through out the world as an armchair mapper. I used to maintain a list of interesting places as I encountered them. Then map it later when I am free. Here are my 3 memorab....
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This is the Beginner's General for beginners' questions. If any of you have a simple question, and a suitable thread doesn't already exist, just post it here and someone will probably try to answer it. Remember to do some research before asking a question; no one wants to answer a question that a simple search can already resolve Old thread: >>33828
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