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Bookmarks for June 2023: 9 links - (2) Lesson 21 - Integration Styles: Remote Procedure Call...; Lesson 22 - Integration Styles: Messaging - YouTube; Some blogging myths, and more.
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Bookmarks for June 2023: 9 links - (2) Lesson 21 - Integration Styles: Remote Procedure Call...; Lesson 22 - Integration Styles: Messaging - YouTube; Some blogging myths, and more.
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Recently, we were at a girlfriend's place n noticed she had some flowers n other plants by Lego there. We thought they were quite pretty fc17: Pwetty flowers! Cutie ^^ … but Lego's known for being kinda expensive compareda other studded brick brands. So we had a look on BlueBrixx , a German store offering both their own linea studded brick sets as well as sets by various brands (we think they're all Chinese but not sure, not like't sho....
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Examining passwordless Magic Link authentication and the implementation exposed in its onboarding flow.
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Examining passwordless Magic Link authentication and the implementation exposed in its onboarding flow.
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The case against the existential danger of an intelligence explosion
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awanderingmind.blog
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3 years ago
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Introduction In ‘Superintelligence’ , Nick Bostrom presents compelling arguments that once a certain threshold of artificial computer intelligence is reached, and given the ability for self-improvement, such intelligences will escape the possibility of human control, and likely converge on instrumental goals that are incompatible with human survival. I think it is difficult to come away from this book without a strong sense that art....
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This is the second installment to my series on machine learning, which builds on my initial post on neural networks “Bridging the gap between neural networks and functions” . In this post, we’ll explore how scaling up dot product operations using matrix multiplication enables modern machine learning. As with the rest of this series, we’ll keep the explanations intuitive yet detailed, aiming to help software engineers build a foundation for....
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Integration Testing in JavaScript with Jest and Nock: A Beginner's Guide
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akashrajpurohit.com
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3 years ago
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eng
Integration testing is an essential part of the software development process, and it ensures that all the components of your application work together as expected. In this article, we'll explore the basics of integration testing in JavaScript and show you how to use Jest and Nock to write effective tests that simulate real-world scenarios.
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Integration Testing in JavaScript with Jest and Nock: A Beginner's Guide
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akashrajpurohit.com
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3 years ago
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eng
Integration testing is an essential part of the software development process, and it ensures that all the components of your application work together as expected. In this article, we'll explore the basics of integration testing in JavaScript and show you how to use Jest and Nock to write effective tests that simulate real-world scenarios.
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Just in time to wreck your productivity for the short week, here’s some delicious postgame info about the DEF CON 31 CTF Quals that happened over the weekend. Please enjoy the official data dump from our good friends at The Nautilus Institute . Additionally, please enjoy this set of informative blog writeups from @Toasterpwn . Congratulations and godspeed to the victors. Respect to all who rose to the challenge. You are now free to g..
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We're excited to announce a new Snyk app for Slack that provides notifications within the channels your teams rely on to address security issues in your code, open source dependencies, containers, and cloud infrastructure.
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A few days ago I arrived to Hong Kong. It’s my first time here, and I’ve always wanted to go ever since I watched Rush Hour 2 – one of my favorite movies of all time. (side note: have there actually been any good comedy movies release over the last decade? I honestly don’t remember … Continue reading Left Bali, now in Hong Kong
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Ego and the fear of how we appear to others can get in the way sometimes. We don’t want to appear stupid so we avoid finding out things we don’t know.
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Ego and the fear of how we appear to others can get in the way sometimes. We don’t want to appear stupid so we avoid finding out things we don’t know.
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Hello world. Roll out the red carpet. Bring on the bubbly. Coral the celebrities. We’ve got a website re-launch to celebrate! Welcome to… Wait, what? Budget cuts? … How much? … No budget at all?! Uhm… Well, then… Return the carpet to the carpet store. Pack up the bubbly. Cancel Steven Seagal’s appearance. Honestly, that […]
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Qdoba customer story highlights (2:00) Grab a burrito, settle in, and learn how Qdoba Mexican Eats revamped its security and network with cloud-delivered magic. It’s a spicy story: Qdoba’s support costs alone have been slashed by over $300,000 per year, while security posture and uptime are dramatically improved. “When Qdoba is connected, we are […] The post The Perfect Blend: Qdoba’s SASE Transformation appeared first on Cisco Umbrell..
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I really enjoyed this book, and it had many kernels of wisdom, interwoven with a deeply personal story of Natasha’s experience of…
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Julian Casablancas (The Strokes, The Voidz) says Infinity Repeating is “the last Daft Punk song, ever.” The song was recorded in 2013 as a demo and left unpublished until it was included in the 10th-anniversary edition of Random Access Memories released a few weeks ago. The video is a highly addictive masterpiece. Digging into the comments on YouTube, I found that someone attempted a reconstruction of all the citations included . I..
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To observe mental health awareness this month, we asked several Snyk employees for wellness tips that may help others. Here are the biggest takeaways from our conversations with them.
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In previous posts , I have shown a severe drawback of the classic Normal approximation for the Mann-Whitney U test: under certain conditions, can lead to quite substantial p-value errors, distorting the significance level of the test. In this post, we will explore the potential of the Edgeworth expansion as a more accurate alternative for approximating the distribution of the Mann-Whitney U statistic.
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In previous posts , I have shown a severe drawback of the classic Normal approximation for the Mann-Whitney U test: under certain conditions, can lead to quite substantial p-value errors, distorting the significance level of the test. In this post, we will explore the potential of the Edgeworth expansion as a more accurate alternative for approximating the distribution of the Mann-Whitney U statistic.
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This one is for the poor soul who is attempting to push their code to Github right now via Jetblue's excellent ViaSat wifi, but confused about why it's hanging: It's because JetBlue blocks connections over port 22 (i.e. SSH). It was previously possibly to add the HTTPS url of your repo as an alt remote, but this no longer works because Github has disabled push on HTTPS auth. Github has a tutorial on using SSH over the HTTPS port , but ..
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The latest version of MapTiler Engine lets you add beautiful custom watermarks to protect your maps without ruining them.
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Coverage report for a GitHub private repository with GitHub Actions
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kinoshita.eti.br
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3 years ago
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eng
Normally when you add test coverage to a GitHub repository, the reporting part boils down to a simple call to some API that will post to a third-party external service like Coveralls or Codecov. Many are already on the GitHub Actions Market Place and a few lines of YAML are enough. A Codecov coverage report We had to report the test coverage of a private GitHub repository of a project I am working on at the moment, that could not have ..
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Coverage report for a GitHub private repository with GitHub Actions
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kinoshita.eti.br
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3 years ago
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eng
Normally when you add test coverage to a GitHub repository, the reporting part boils down to a simple call to some API that will post to a third-party external service like Coveralls or Codecov. Many are already on the GitHub Actions Market Place and a few lines of YAML are enough. A Codecov coverage report We had to report the test coverage of a private GitHub repository of a project I am working on at the moment, that could not have ..
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Sometimes I get tired of the usual composition, of the trained way of seeing. Lately I tried to make photographs that not only depict nothing in particular, but also guide the attention of the viewer around, showing nothing. The colors guide you in one direction, the focus in another one, and the composition a third. Its only value lies in the movement of the viewers eyes, in the choreography of the gaze.
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This is a guest post from Jamie Tanna. Enjoy. Dear new developer, Our jobs and lives are full of repetition, and one of the beauties of being developers is that we can take steps to automate away some of the repetition. Learning to automate, or at least minimise, repetition optimises your work. You can get … Continue reading Learn how to build tools →
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I noticed the other day that my wife’s laptop was showing seconds in the time in the taskbar but my laptop was not; a very handy feature to have.
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I noticed the other day that my wife’s laptop was showing seconds in the time in the taskbar but my laptop was not; a very handy feature to have.
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Regular readers of my blog1 know I have been planning to write on my recent contract contributing to Quinn, the popular Rust implementation of the QUIC protocol. I originally intended to write a deep-dive into the QUIC features I implemented, but the blog post took a life of its own and ended up as a short essay on being paid to learn. Enjoy! Taking on the project When Stormshield2 reached out to me with a proposal to work on Quinn, I felt ..
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Fenyman had a concept of 12 questions which he contemplated for much of his professional career, constantly adding new facts and insights to each category over time. This allowed him to progress along many axes at once over long time periods until the accumulation of understanding in any given question reached the point where others considered it a breakthrough. Here are the 6 questions I'm thinking about these days.
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Fenyman had a concept of 12 questions which he contemplated for much of his professional career, constantly adding new facts and insights to each category over time. This allowed him to progress along many axes at once over long time periods until the accumulation of understanding in any given question reached the point where others considered it a breakthrough. Here are the 6 questions I'm thinking about these days.
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