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Update :: live demo now available A demo of this concept is now available at https://garbagespeak.com and the demo source code is available at https://github.com/acaloiaro/garbagespeak.com/ . Intro I’ve encountered a lot of skepticism around the idea of adding dynamic behavior to Hugo sites with hugo-htmx-go-template . That skepticism is well founded, because Hugo bills itself as a static site generator. So why would anyone want ....
Previously, I have discussed how to build weighted versions of various statistical methods. I have already covered weighted versions of various quantile estimators and the Hodges-Lehmann location estimator . Such methods can be useful in various tasks like the support of weighted mixture distributions or exponential smoothing. In this post, I suggest a way to build a weighted version of the Mann-Whitney U test.
Dependency resolution is something programmers usually take for granted. Be it cargo, npm, or whatever package manager you use, no one is actually surprised when this black-box figures out, all by itself, the specific set of packages that should be installed. To me, though, it is a fascinating feat. It feels magical when a machine solves an abstract problem like that, with minimal input from me as a user! I was, therefore, delighted when th..
Update :: live demo now available A demo of this concept is now available at https://garbagespeak.com and the demo source code is available at https://github.com/acaloiaro/garbagespeak.com/ . Intro I’ve encountered a lot of skepticism around the idea of adding dynamic behavior to Hugo sites with hugo-htmx-go-template . That skepticism is well founded, because Hugo bills itself as a static site generator. So why would anyone want ....
Previously, I have discussed how to build weighted versions of various statistical methods. I have already covered weighted versions of various quantile estimators and the Hodges-Lehmann location estimator . Such methods can be useful in various tasks like the support of weighted mixture distributions or exponential smoothing. In this post, I suggest a way to build a weighted version of the Mann-Whitney U test.
Update :: live demo now available A demo of this concept is now available at https://garbagespeak.com and the demo source code is available at https://github.com/acaloiaro/garbagespeak.com/ . Intro I’ve encountered a lot of skepticism around the idea of adding dynamic behavior to Hugo sites with hugo-htmx-go-template . That skepticism is well founded, because Hugo bills itself as a static site generator. So why would anyone want ....
As a Linux server administrator, you may have already learned the basics of Linux commands. However, to manage your server more efficiently, you need to dive deeper into the lesser-known, but equally important intermediate-level commands. In this article, we will cover some of the intermediate-level Linux commands that will help you become a more proficient Linux sysadmin.
I open sourced my next.js AI chatbot and the Jupyter notebooks I used to build it, plus created a video series walking through it all on YouTube
As a Linux server administrator, you may have already learned the basics of Linux commands. However, to manage your server more efficiently, you need to dive deeper into the lesser-known, but equally important intermediate-level commands. In this article, we will cover some of the intermediate-level Linux commands that will help you become a more proficient Linux sysadmin.
As a Linux server administrator, you may have already learned the basics of Linux commands. However, to manage your server more efficiently, you need to dive deeper into the lesser-known, but equally important intermediate-level commands. In this article, we will cover some of the intermediate-level Linux commands that will help you become a more proficient Linux sysadmin.
Problem You want to completely automate the installation of Ghost including creation of the admin user? You search on Google and land on this exactly worded forum post from 2019 with no ready-to-use answer. SolutionYou can do it using curl: curl 'http://localhost:2368/ghost/api/admin/authentication/
This article includes step-by-step information for setting up a brand new Ghost blog on an EC2 instance running Ubuntu.
Regarding Twitter - callmeo.live - 2 years ago - eng
You’ve all read long-form posts and threads about Elon Musk’s takeover of and subsequent failures with Twitter, so I’d rather keep this relatively short. Twitter blew up as a unique and extremely simple microblogging site, its lightweight and casual approach made it a great tool for keeping up with friends and sharing things on a whim. But the thing which propelled Twitter to astronomical heights was the adoption of it by institutions and....
From the moment you learn programming people tell you “don’t repeat yourself!” So what I’m about to suggest might sound odd. But I’m here to say that if you want to ship high-quality software at pace, you should be investing in abstractions that are designed to enable copy-and-paste. When you look at most software teams, they work within an existing application and extend it with new features. Most tickets are “build another X” where X ....
I am a DevRel at a data company. I am very happy with my full time job. …but I used to moonlight as a freelance Python developer specializing in product and feature development that focuses on data, automation and API development. You can find more info here: https://anyfactor.xyz I love to solve problems with programming. I enjoy programming and I am great at at explaining technical things in layperson terms. I spend my weekends mostly ind..
I am a DevRel at a data company. I am very happy with my full time job. …but I used to moonlight as a freelance Python developer specializing in product and feature development that focuses on data, automation and API development. You can find more info here: https://anyfactor.xyz I love to solve problems with programming. I enjoy programming and I am great at at explaining technical things in layperson terms. I spend my weekends mostly ind..
Short, meaningful names that take context into account are better than long, verbose names that don't.
Cosmos DB API for MongoDB or Cosmos DB API for NoSQL? Maybe MongoDB Atlas? This post might give you an answer if you need to quickly insert a lot of documents larger than 4KB and be flexible in querying.
In this weekly livestream series, Ted M. Young and I build an AI-powered role-playing game using React, Spring Boot, and Nullables. And, of course, plenty of discussion about design, architecture, and effective programming practices. Watch us live every Monday! For details, see the event page . For more episode recordings, see the episode archive . In this episode... We turn to parsing the response returned from the “s....
📸 Squamish - bpev.me - 2 years ago - eng
Hi, Was unterscheidet einen Softwareentwickler von einem Schreiner? Der Schreiner produziert Möbel. Der Entwickler Softwareanwendungen. Stell dir vor du gehst zum Schreiner. Du betrittst die Werkstatt, siehst allerlei Material, Werkzeuge, fertige und unfertige Möbelstücke. Der Meister kommt auf dich zu. Er fragt dich nach deinen Wünschen. Es soll ein Tisch sein. Mit eingelassener Plexiglas-Platte. Für draußen. Passend zu deinen Wü..
📸 Squamish - bpev.me - 2 years ago - eng
Discovering the advantages, disadvantages, processes, and use cases for coding with GPT-4 by building something different every day
Discovering the advantages, disadvantages, processes, and use cases for coding with GPT-4 by building something different every day
Documenting a neat solution to the problem of enforcing OPA policies against resources, but only when they have been created by a user (as opposed to those created by an internal Kubernetes controller)
Kawaguchi’s Before the coffee gets cold is simple in its prose and storyline, but speaks volumes if you let it seep into you…
There are no hosting company offers a VPS for free. Hosting anything on the web should atleast have some costs associated with them. But why are there free hosting services?
There are no hosting company offers a VPS for free. Hosting anything on the web should atleast have some costs associated with them. But why are there free hosting services?
How survival mode or life immediately after it affects one’s ability to do great work and what to adjust in the article for it.
Hi everyone, I’ve had a bit of an issue recently with my RaspberryPi disconnecting when I’m flooding the network with camera images. Unfortunately I’m using a dodgy TP-Link WiFi range extender and it doesn’t handle the load well at all. The issue with this is that it means I cannot connect to the RaspberryPi to … Continue reading "Automatically Shutdown a RaspberryPi when the Network is not Reachable"
I started working on a project that involves an ESP32. I’m using the Arduino platform to develop on the ESP32. This is a platform I have some familiarity with. When I went to use the EEPROM to save some information, I just could not make it work. The information did not seem to register to the EEPROM and/or read back from the EEPROM. The reason is because the EEPROM needs to be initialized when using an ESP32 board and not on Arduinos.
At MapTiler we believe in open source projects and actively contribute to several key ones in the geospatial industry. This means we are always keen to participate in the annual FOSS4G event, so we can share ideas ...
Is someone that is subjectively experiencing something more knowledgeable than someone who didn't or currently isn't? Are analytical external observers sometimes more adept at understanding what is happening than the persons that are currently deep in the experience?
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