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Getting Back into Writing Once again, I have decided I’d like to write down more of my ideas and share them with others. I had setup a blog with Hugo and Netlify about a year ago but the free domain I used had expired and was now hosting porn ads. I really liked the Hugo setup and ease of use, but I wanted to further automate it for the day to day and not require me to directly interact with a CLI or git at all, at least directly.
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Once again, I've redesigned my website. Every now and then I get bored of the way it looks, or I notice a lot of people cloning it and feel…
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This newsletter is a deep dive on using the latest AI techniques for knowledge management and a tutorial on using Logseq for task management.
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This newsletter is a deep dive on using the latest AI techniques for knowledge management and a tutorial on using Logseq for task management.
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TLDR: Using opponent modeling we can win 2x faster than Stockfish by playing high risk, high reward moves that Stockfish will avoid.
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Female is the most copprative in different way she is the very polite during attraction. You can get relation with her as she want to do with you
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Read On - Yes there's a reason this picture is here … A loving tribute to [Oxide and Friends](https://feeds.transistor.fm/oxide-and-friends); Here there be dark corners of podcast specific in jokes ... It is delightfully fun to actually learn something new. And it is even more fun to translate something from a different knowledge domain, say hardware , into a domain you understand, say software . I've been listening to the Oxide a....
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How to Containerize a Golang App With Docker for Development and Production
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bartlomiejmika.com
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4 years ago
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Do you want to write a Golang app which is containerized with Docker ? The purpose of this article is to help you quickly get your Golang App containerized for development (with hot-reload) and production purposes.
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Preface I am not a lawyer. This post is satirical commentary on: The absurdity of Microsoft and OpenAI’s legal justification for GitHub Copilot. The oversimplifications people use to argue against GitHub Copilot (I don’t like it when people agree with me for the wrong reasons). The relationship between capital and legal outcomes. How civil cases seem like sporting events where people “win” or “lose”, rather than opportunities to improve ....
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Brief update on the blog: I had been running a custom fork of the Anatole theme; it diverged pretty heavily, and I found a nice way to customize the CSS. Behold! The new-and-improved blog. Some of the new extensions to Anatole include the ability to set a static page as your profile; I’ll do this and include links to lists of publications and whatnot. This should make my blog a better place for my professional/academic life. I have lo..
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Brief update on the blog: I had been running a custom fork of the Anatole theme; it diverged pretty heavily, and I found a nice way to customize the CSS. Behold! The new-and-improved blog. Some of the new extensions to Anatole include the ability to set a static page as your profile; I’ll do this and include links to lists of publications and whatnot. This should make my blog a better place for my professional/academic life. I have lo..
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Would you like to explore the functional programming side of Python? What are the advantages of this approach, and what tools are built into the language? This week on the show, author Bruce Eckel talks about functional programming in Python.
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Everybody in IT works with data, including frontend and backend developers, analysts, QA engineers, product managers, and people in many other roles. The data used and the data processing methods vary with the role, but data itself is more often than not the key. — “It’s a very special key, meant only for The One”— […]
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Recently, I was able to upgrade to an M1 Macbook Pro and I do not need to go into detail about how awesome this machine is. There are plenty of others who have already done detailed reviews. So I suggest you Google for the reviews if you still have any doubts. I was super excited to get this laptop that I kept checking out the window for UPS to deliver it. When it finally arrived, I quickly unboxed it and swapped places with my old 2018 M....
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I enjoy gardening and growing my own food. The freshness of the fruit and vegetables is unbeatable. I do not have a large backyard so for the past few years, I was limited to the little raised garden bed that I created. I also used a bunch of pots for plants that would not fit in the garden bed. The way the sun rises and sets over my property meant that my garage would be in plenty of sunlight for a majority of the day. I kept thinking ....
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Looks like the previous Ben 10 thread hit a bump cap so here's the start of a new thread. Anything B...
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Hey everyone- been a busy few months lately. Between bad health, travelling, and then working hard just take care of Live Stuff, I’ve hardly had time for the Ye Olde Blog! I’ll try to write more regularly. A lot of my attention has been going to YouTube and in this series, starting with the video … Continue reading The post QDX Revision 3 Build Begins in REAL TIME appeared first on MiscDotGeek .
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Delve into the fundamentals of systemd, covering dependencies, unit files, and service configuration. Explore the process of configuring custom applications as systemd services. Learn how to efficiently manage and run applications using systemd within your system.
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This is a monthly email about what I'm up to! ✨ Highlights of last month - Launched Made in Webflow, a project I've lead to redesign and rebuild a popular social site for Webflow creators - Seein...
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This is a monthly email about what I'm up to! ✨ Highlights of last month - Launched Made in Webflow, a project I've lead to redesign and rebuild a popular social site for Webflow creators - Seein...
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I'm starting a 10 Year Reading Plan proposed by Robert Hutchins and Mortimer Adler in their book "The Great Conversation". You should join me so that we can learn together better.
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Logging millions of requests reliably with our new data ingestion pipeline
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engineering.hackerearth.com
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4 years ago
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Introduction HackerEarth handles millions of requests every day. To understand the user access patterns, get the usage of any particular feature or a page, figure out the daily active users or users who have been active for the past 6 months, etc in near real time, it is important to stream that data from across different services and ingest it to the analytics pipeline reliably. Problem Our old request logging architecture was complex a....
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Delve into the fundamentals of systemd, covering dependencies, unit files, and service configuration. Explore the process of configuring custom applications as systemd services. Learn how to efficiently manage and run applications using systemd within your system.
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You may not know that music instrument were connected devices even in the Stone Age, that is, many decades ago. In the 80's that even resulted in the standard that facilitated connectivity of heterogeneous devices. Typically, you'd have a keyboard, a synthesizer, some external knobs, maybe effect boxes, and many of them could be connected by cable and talk to each other, even though that synth might be 27 years old, and the keyboard 2 years....
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You may not know that music instrument were connected devices even in the Stone Age, that is, many decades ago. In the 80's that even resulted in the standard that facilitated connectivity of heterogeneous devices. Typically, you'd have a keyboard, a synthesizer, some external knobs, maybe effect boxes, and many of them could be connected by cable and talk to each other, even though that synth might be 27 years old, and the keyboard 2 years....
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Earlier today, we informed the Snyk team of important recent organizational updates to better serve our customers and improve operational efficiency in order to support our continued growth. In the spirit of transparency to our customers, investors and partners, we are also sharing this internal memo below.
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I won’t pretend that the Sourcehut accessibility situation ideal, but it’s usable for the most part with assistive technologies IME. From what I can tell, it doesn’t have critical issues like hidden/un-focusable items, interactive widgets that don’t change states, keyboard traps, etc. The only other forge that generally passes that is GitHub. Core functionality all works, but ancillary functionality and quality-of-life could use some sign..
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As Pride Month 2022 wraps up, we want to take a moment to highlight and reflect on of the events and activities Snyk hosted in celebration of Pride.
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Balancing the needs of many users is hard. The gift of having a quirky setup is it improves inclusivity by default. In addition to using mainstream browsers with and without screen readers, I browse through other means: I often read by piping Readability output (using rdrview ) through a textual browser, using non-mainstream browser engines (e.g. NetSurf), using a textual feed reader with a bespoke markup renderer (Newsboat), and using the..
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I’m deeply skeptical of most things happening in the tech sphere at the moment - but I am very excited for these recent, rapid developments in art generating neural networks. Being able to iterate an idea to drawing instantly is going to allow people to create wonderful things.
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I might drop GitHub mirrors for new projects, but I worry that this could disproportionately cause friction among disabled users. The main reason I currently mirror to GitHub is accessibility. The only other forge I know of that’s usable with assistive technologies is Sourcehut, my primary forge. Many feel uncomfortable with Sourcehut’s style of contribution and the other FOSS forges are severely lacking, so that leaves GitHub. GitLab r....
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Create Dynamic Views with jOOQ 3.17’s new Virtual Client Side Computed Columns
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blog.jooq.org
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4 years ago
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One of jOOQ 3.17‘s coolest new features are client side computed columns. jOOQ 3.16 already added support for server side computed columns, which many of you appreciate for various reasons. What’s a computed column? A computed column is a column that is derived (“computed”) from an expression. It cannot be written to. It works like … Continue reading Create Dynamic Views with jOOQ 3.17’s new Virtual Client Side Computed Columns →
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I am not, alas, a compiled languages guy. I do find Rust absolutely fascinating because by inverting the common assumptions, a whole class of software errors are being avoided. Given that we live in a constant shite show of software quality, any engineering practices that generate better code are highly desirable . Discovering testing and pair programming for me was I suspect as life changing as Rust feels to a C programmer. Even thou....
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