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Having recently migrated from Ubuntu to Windows as my work machine, many of the features that made my system feel like home were missing. This post serves as a collection of solutions I found (and some I’ve adapted) from the web. Cheers! Correctly installing Docker under WSL You do not (and should not) install anything Docker related inside your WSL instances. Instead, you can use the Docker Desktop WSL 2 Backend, which will take care of in..
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I’ve explored DHH ’ s way of writing Rails applications. His introduction of CurrentAttributes and suppressors of callbacks a few years ago made me want to revisit his Youtube Screencasts on Basecamp 3 and try to really appreciate this approach with an open mind. I soon understood our fundamental difference in thinking. DHH approaches application code as an interconnected web of rich models. Each model is chock-full of concern....
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In the previous post , we defined the resistance function that show sensitivity of the given estimator to the low-density regions. We also showed the resistance function plots for the mean and the sample median. In this post, we explore corresponding plots for the Harrell-Davis median.
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Abstract TL/DR I present what I belive is a unique index for indexing and searching source code. It copies ideas from Bing bitfunnel implementation to create a very fast, memory efficient trigram index over source code. searchcode.com is now using a custom built index written by yours truly It indexes 180-200 million documents and 75 billions lines of code The index works using bloom filters sharded by unique document trigrams It borrows....
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In the previous post , we defined the resistance function that show sensitivity of the given estimator to the low-density regions. We also showed the resistance function plots for the mean and the sample median. In this post, we explore corresponding plots for the Harrell-Davis median.
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In a study that Ars Technica reported on , researchers found that an alarming number of computer repair technicians snooped through clients’ devices—and female clients were way more likely to have their data accessed. Yikes! I once had to take my laptop to get some repairs done. The TAB key on my 2016 MacBook Pro had started glitching, and that wasn’t going to fly when I was working on code and needed my tab completions and app switc....
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In a study that Ars Technica reported on , researchers found that an alarming number of computer repair technicians snooped through clients’ devices—and female clients were way more likely to have their data accessed. Yikes! I once had to take my laptop to get some repairs done. The TAB key on my 2016 MacBook Pro had started glitching, and that wasn’t going to fly when I was working on code and needed my tab completions and app switc....
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In this article, we'll walk through setup, write, and test your first doctest in Python — giving you all the information you need to get started.
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Janet A Carr - Cognicast Episode 172 In this episode, Christian talks to Janet A Carr about her career, writing, and life as a Clojure Consultant. Cognitect.com Jaret Binford
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tl;dr : If you rely on the x-forwarded-for header with Cloudfront and have enabled Origin Shield, between October the 10th 2022 and November the 2nd 2022 the value of this header may have been incorrect for a percentage of requests. If your API relies on knowing the clients IP address in any way it ...
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tl;dr : If you rely on the x-forwarded-for header with Cloudfront and have enabled Origin Shield, between October the 10th 2022 and November the 2nd 2022 the value of this header may have been incorrect for a percentage of requests. If your API relies on knowing the clients IP address in any way it ...
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The “Don’t Repeat Yourself” (DRY) principle is my main motivation for adding content to my site—especially to my “notes” section . I’ve gone as far as linking my own website in online class discussions (not as a citation; just for DRY). This also combines really well with the Publish on your Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere (POSSE) principle. Often, a post of mine syndicates well to multiple destinations. I might reply to a forum on my si..
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New Service, BiblioReads ~cobra Sun, 20 Nov 2022 We have BiblioReads now. BiblioReads is an alternative front-end for Goodreads. I honestly don’t even know what Goodreads is, but this is probably useful to somebody Thanks for supporting ~vern!
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New Service, Dumb ~cobra Sun, 20 Nov 2022 I Dumb. Dumb is an alternative front-end for Genius, the song lyrics site. I had to set it up on Crescent because Genius is behind a Cloudflare MITM. Thanks for supporting ~vern!
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New Service, hckrnws ~cobra Sun, 20 Nov 2022 hckrnws is an alternative front-end for Hacker News. That’s it.
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New Service, Matrix-static ~cobra Sun, 20 Nov 2022 I set up matrix-static on ~vern. It’s the software that is used on view.matrix.org. I don’t like the centralization of Matrix, so public rooms on ~vern can be found via mvw.vern.cc. There isn’t much else to say about matrix-static.
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💻 Now Playing Digital Photo Frame - Part 2 - Software
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www.amishbhadeshia.co.uk
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3 years ago
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Showcasing the software build for the Digital Photo Frame, and the challenges faced during that process.
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💻 Now Playing Digital Photo Frame - Part 2 - Software
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www.amishbhadeshia.co.uk
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3 years ago
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Showcasing the software build for the Digital Photo Frame, and the challenges faced during that process.
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Compilers with David Beazley: a recursive descent into madness (and delight)
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vikramoberoi.com
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3 years ago
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A cat taking a compilers course. Credit: katiebcartoons.com. I got carried away with that title, sorry. I wrapped up David Beazley’s week-long compilers course yesterday and it was a total hoot. If you’ve been considering taking this course, I want to share my (lovely) experience and what you can expect from it. David’s compilers class is an intense, hands-on primer to implementing a programming language. Over five days, we built an interpr..
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In this post, we'll learn how to install and use JUnit 5 to write unit tests for some Java code. We'll use the VSCode integrated development environment (IDE) for writing our tests and Java 11 with Maven to execute them.
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What if you didn't have to worry about managing user passwords as a Python developer? That's where the WebAuthn protocol and new hardware standards are heading. This week on the show, Dan Moore from FusionAuth returns to discuss a password-less future.
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If you work long enough as a software engineer you will end up doing a migration from one system to another.
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I'm currently taking the Deep Learning nano degree offered by Udacity to deepen my knowledge of modern Machine Learning and Deep Learning. The course walks through the basics of ML and introduces PyTorch and will require knowledge of it in later stages. This post will be short and
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There’s regular hiking, and then there’s Antarctica hiking. Check out brr’s report of a Sunday’s hike from McMurdo’s base up to the tip of Castle Rock, with spectacular views of Mount Erebus and the surroundings. brr’s Antarticta blog is a recent addition to my RSS feed collection. It’s always interesting to follow people living and working in the most remote parts of the world.
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How to create anchored popups in Oracle APEX that are positioned close to the button that triggers it. They offer a nice UX for quick data input.
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This article demonstrates how to configure TLS/SSL certificates with the Ingress controller in Kubernetes. We'll set up an NGINX Ingress controller, create a self-signed SSL/TLS certificate, create the necessary rules to link the SSL/TLS certificate to the controller, and hook it up to a Kubernetes sample app service.
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In this article, you'll learn what dependency injection is, when you should use it, and what popular JavaScript frameworks it's implemented in.
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