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Snyk Security Labs found no indications that Cursor was in any way vulnerable to dependency confusion.
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Snyk joined JPMorgan Chase’s Hall of Innovation for 2024, celebrating its impact on application security, market disruption, and overall partnership. Learn more about this collaboration.
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The first time, when you spent the money to acquire it. The second time, when you spent the time to learn to use it. The third time, when you spent your team’s time getting trained to confidence. The fourth time, when you patched over the problems and inconsistencies with more money and time and attention. Was there a fifth? A sixth, a seventh? And then you paid for it one last time as you replaced or retired it. A training cour..
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Many people place pumpkins and gourds outside their homes as decorations for Halloween and Thanksgiving season (at least in Brooklyn). I […]
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BCHD has an interesting history in the Bitcoin Cash ecosystem. Originally launched in 2018, it quickly became known for its developer-friendly features and modern architecture. When Chris Pacia, the original developer, moved on to other projects, BCHD was left without active maintenance. Like many open source projects, maintaining consensus with network upgrades requires consistent development effort, and in 2023, BCHD fell out of consensus..
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Speedtest Tracker — Monitor your internet speed with beautiful graphs
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akashrajpurohit.com
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1 year ago
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Speedtest Tracker is a self-hosted internet speed monitoring tool that helps you track your ISP's performance over time. Perfect for ensuring you're getting the speeds you're paying for.
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Speedtest Tracker — Monitor your internet speed with beautiful graphs
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akashrajpurohit.com
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1 year ago
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eng
Speedtest Tracker is a self-hosted internet speed monitoring tool that helps you track your ISP's performance over time. Perfect for ensuring you're getting the speeds you're paying for.
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Last year I wrote an article about visualizing embedding vectors of a variety of different pictures as heatmaps. I used TorchVision with ImageNet1K_V1 model for encoding a bunch of different cat, dog and plane images into their embeddings, 1000 floating-point values in each resulting vector. I used the generate_embeddings.py script for that. This whole exercise is just for my own learning (and fun), so it’s ok if there’s no other pra..
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Last year I wrote an article about visualizing embedding vectors of a variety of different pictures as heatmaps. I used TorchVision with ImageNet1K_V1 model for encoding a bunch of different cat, dog and plane images into their embeddings, 1000 floating-point values in each resulting vector. I used the generate_embeddings.py script for that. This whole exercise is just for my own learning (and fun), so it’s ok if there’s no other pra..
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2025 is here. Now that 2024 is complete, I can look and see how much I made doing things outside of normal employment.
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The Human Side of Cybersecurity: Lessons From Yahoo’s Director of Security GRC
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www.toptal.com
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1 year ago
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As organizations face growing cyber risk and regulatory pressure, security leaders are being asked to do more than protect systems: They must enable the business. In this episode of the Executive Guidance podcast, Steven Asifo, Director of Security GRC at Yahoo, joins Zohra Ibrahimi, Toptal’s Information Security Practice Lead, to discuss how clarity, communication, and culture are redefining modern security leadership.
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Lost to the ether of the internet, and bad decision making at Mozilla, is a toot I made in August of last year. My local archive has a copy though: Nobody: Nobody: Nobody: Nobody: Me: … maybe I should read Arrian So yeah. I read Arrian. Or more specifically, the Anabasis of Alexander . Arrian seemed like a good choice. After having read Herodotus , Thucydides and Xenophon’s Hellenika the next chunk of Greek history chr....
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It’s an edition coming in right at the buzzer this week! I had a really fulfilling day today — went to the first session for a new book club this morning and hosted friendly low buy-in poker with some friends in the afternoon. I’m feeling good about the time I’m spending with people I care about so far in 2025; I hope to continue it through the rest of the month! Cursor : I tried out the Cursor editor for a bit this weekend and it ki....
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In Keeping Up with Current Events , I talked about the websites I turn to each morning to stay informed; in My Evening Reads , I shared the many others I follow on niche subjects. Podcasts, however, are another important part of how I learn and grow. Some offer regular updates on current events, while others dive deep into niche topics. As a complement to Keeping Up with Current Events and My Evening Reads , I wanted to start a..
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As I mentioned in my June blog post , AI is here to stay. It will be something we take for granted in several years as the tools we use evolve to seamlessly accommodate it. Until then, we should still avoid getting caught up in current AI hype, and no – there won’t be future job titles of AI prompt engineer once it becomes as ubiquitous as Googling. Since AI will overhaul tech-related industries long before others, it’s important tha..
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As I mentioned in my June blog post , AI is here to stay. It will be something we take for granted in several years as the tools we use evolve to seamlessly accommodate it. Until then, we should still avoid getting caught up in current AI hype, and no – there won’t be future job titles of AI prompt engineer once it becomes as ubiquitous as Googling. Since AI will overhaul tech-related industries long before others, it’s important tha..
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Happy new year! I am in the middle of converting searchcode.com over to SQLite, which is a far more interesting future post, and as a result had to rewrite some of the core service logic. The previously implemented code had grown over time so I decided to start fresh. Of course the catch of this is introducing regressions, which I did by stripping out some of the caching logic I had implemented.
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So for those'a ya who hadn't heard via other means yet, we do game streams on Twitch these days ^^ Our account's artemislena ; feel free following, recommending, as well as watching our streams'f ya feel like't (current schedule's every Friday n Saturday starting at 19:00 CET). Maybe we'll see ya in the chat? Take care n as always thx for reading our blog posts ^^
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Oh my, it's uh, been a bit over 3 years since we last did a Fragments post . Anyway, here's two more cute/wholesome/fun snippets from our internal quadrilogue. fc17: The snuggling squad… they… come at night and then… they snuggle you! L: Oh no! Do you think I'm prepared? extends the zappers on her forearms fc17: Those probably… won't help… They're… professional snugglers… L: Hm, are you a professional snuggler? fc17: No… L:..
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So, as ya might've known, our Invidious instance was down for a long time; couldn't get't connecting w the DB anymore. We solved't by running't outside a container which somehow made that work, but anyway, 't feels like we can't really run that software well anymore. Additionally, Youtube's been making't harder n harder circumventing their rate limits, n honestly we can't keep up w that, especially when the Invidious patches take ages'a ups....
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Using DuckDB for geospatial workflows for incredible performance boost! Leveling up my GeoPandas workflows for processing the 100M Foursquare dataset. Image Source: Foursquare
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Maybe the end of Season 2? (Issue #198) 2025-01-11 12:45:00 +07:00 by Mark Smith This week’s newsletter is out! In this week’s edition : Economics, censorship, wild science, next phase of bitcoin, CES & AI, Elon vs Starmer, annexing Canada, AI agents, anti-globalist theories Issue details: Title: Maybe the end of Season 2? Issue: 198 Page: issue webpage Another awesome issue of the newsletter. #
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At some point in the past, I created a tool for a project (not relevant for this post). This tool generated multiple artefacts from an input (embeddings file, JSON metadata, and other files). The project was successful, but one thing I didn’t like about the “tool” I wrote was that it was not easy to manage those artefacts. The artefacts had to be uploaded and downloaded to some remote(s). Apart from that, the code required all the files to ..
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I’ve been a Windows and Android user for many years, and I had a Mac […] The post Switching to the Apple ecosystem appeared first on Elegant Code .
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Here we go again for another post of this blog’s irregular column, entitled Django’s Friday Tips. Today let’s address a silent issue, that any of you that have formerly worked with internationalization (i18n) almost certainly already faced. You add a string that must be translated: You then execute the manage.py makemessages --locale pt command, go […]
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What are the new ways we can teach and share our knowledge about Python? How can we improve the structure of our current offerings and build new educational resources for our audience of Python learners? This week on the show, Real Python core team members Stephen Gruppetta and Martin Breuss join us to discuss enhancements to the site and new ways to learn Python.
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This is a transcript of my keynote presentation for the Regional Scrum Gathering Tokyo conference on January 8th, 2025. Watch the video here. Introduction People Internal Quality Lovability Visibility Agility Profitability “How are you measuring productivity?” It was September 2023 and my CEO was asking me a question. “How are you measuring productivity?” It was September 2023, my CEO was asking me a question, a....
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Das Leckermaul – Ein Leckermaul erkennt man meist sehr schnell: Es schätzt Essbares, allerdings nur, wenn es auch gut schmeckt.
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How to use Linux tools, terminal commands, and customizations to emulate the aesthetic and experience of a stereotypical “hacker,” focusing on flashy interfaces, command-line tricks, and role-play setups for fun or learning purposes.
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