From automating manual tasks to improving customer experience within mobile products, as a team we’re exploring as many use cases for generative AI as possible to support Novoda and our clients. The post How To Leverage Generative AI in Mobile DevOps appeared first on Novoda .
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How does a fast-growing organisation create the most effective and efficient working environment for its mobile development team? Here are some of the most common ways we support our clients. The post How Mobile Team Enablement Creates Efficiency As You Scale appeared first on Novoda .
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We just released parlay, a new open source tool that can enrich SBOMs with additional information. In this post, we'll give you some examples and a guide to getting started.
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Roll Over Rollups! The Big Future of Ophan’s Historical Data
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www.theguardian.com
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3 years ago
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eng
How the Guardian’s real time analytics tool pivoted from ElasticSearch Rollups to BigQuery and what we learnt along the way Ophan is the Guardian’s in-house developed real time analytics tool which allows us to see how our content is performing in real-time, providing our Editorial teams with the insights they need to curate and promote our journalism. Its intuitive ways of monitoring reader engagement with content help the teams to evalua..
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I have been visiting my parents in Devon recently and working from there. It makes a nice change of scenery - I can work during the day and visit places out of hours as well as obviously spending time with them.
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I have been visiting my parents in Devon recently and working from there. It makes a nice change of scenery - I can work during the day and visit places out of hours as well as obviously spending time with them.
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I have been self-hosting for almost two three years now, and one thing I have never quite figured out is how to monitor all the applications I host. At this stage, there are approximately forty running Docker containers so I really should have some means of monitoring what's
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Predictable programming 2: making Typescript more like Rust
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blog.martijnarts.com
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3 years ago
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eng
This is the second post in a series of blog posts where I explore ways to make Typescript development more predictable. I describe my motivations in-depth in my first post. In this post, I'll focus on a list of concrete techniques to make Typescript development more predictable. Optional
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I don’t think trademarks are, in principal, evil. But anything that has billions of dollars riding behind its ability to get twisted out of proportion will be ruined. Trademarks are like a cross between a signature on an art piece, or a regulatory badge. They tell you where something’s from and who said it meets their standards, but are only relevant if the issuer doesn’t let others issue it. The trademark itself ideally isn’t much of a c..
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Companies like Capital One, Twilio, and Uber have all suffered from AWS breaches. Learn from their experiences and prevent the next breach from happening to you.
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It is incredible. You can actually play AAA games on your Mac that require DirectX12. Diablo IV is one of them. I am able to play Diablo IV on my maxed-out MacBook Pro 16" 2023 with M2 Max 96Gb of RAM. Don’t want to get credit on that, as I have found an almost working for me solution on r/macgaming . Prerequisites I am running the latest macOS 14 (Sonoma), but some people mentioned that it might work on macOS Ventura as well. You need..
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Improve Your Prompts for LLMs: Simple and Effective Techniques
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dylanpaulus.com
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3 years ago
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eng
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Improve Your Prompts for LLMs: Simple and Effective Techniques
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dylanpaulus.com
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3 years ago
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eng
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HackerRank has a simple programming problem called Number Line Jumps that states: You are choreographing a circus show with various animals. For one act, you are given two kangaroos on a number line ready to jump in the positive direction (i.e, toward positive infinity). The first kangaroo starts at location x 1 and moves at a rate of v 1 meters per jump. The s....
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After many chats with ChatGTP, I finally got a decent conversation that helped me with a problem I was having.
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Why I am done with the endless scroll of social media feeds and the low-quality content designed for engagement
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Why I am done with the endless scroll of social media feeds and the low-quality content designed for engagement
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Why I am done with the endless scroll of social media feeds and the low-quality content designed for engagement
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This is a post for myself, because I wasted a lot of time understanding this bug, and I want to be able to remember it in the future. I expect close to zero others to be interested. The C standard library function isspace() returns a non-zero value (true) for the six "standard" ASCII white-space characters ('\t', '\n', '\v', '\f', '\r', ' '), and any locale-specific characters. By default, a program starts in the "C" locale, which will ....
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I attended EMWCon 2023 remotely again in 2023 and finally gave the presentation everyone has been waiting for: I don’t like infoboxes.
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I attended EMWCon 2023 remotely again in 2023 and finally gave the presentation everyone has been waiting for: I don’t like infoboxes.
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I attended EMWCon 2023 remotely again in 2023 and finally gave the presentation everyone has been waiting for: I don’t like infoboxes.
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I attended EMWCon 2023 remotely again in 2023 and finally gave the presentation everyone has been waiting for: I don’t like infoboxes.
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I have been working on a side project for which I’m using bpython , a “fancy interface to the Python interpreter.” If you use the Python REPL often, you should check it out. It offers unique features like in-line syntax highlighting, readline-like autocomplete, a “rewind” function to pop the last line of code from memory, auto-indentation and more. Anyway, today I found a bug in bpython, and that’s that Python’s decimal.getcontext() does..
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I have been working on a side project for which I’m using bpython , a “fancy interface to the Python interpreter.” If you use the Python REPL often, you should check it out. It offers unique features like in-line syntax highlighting, readline-like autocomplete, a “rewind” function to pop the last line of code from memory, auto-indentation and more. Anyway, today I found a bug in bpython, and that’s that Python’s decimal.getcontext() does..
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I have been working on a side project for which I’m using bpython , a “fancy interface to the Python interpreter.” If you use the Python REPL often, you should check it out. It offers unique features like in-line syntax highlighting, readline-like autocomplete, a “rewind” function to pop the last line of code from memory, auto-indentation and more. Anyway, today I found a bug in bpython, and that’s that Python’s decimal.getcontext() does..
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I have been working on a side project for which I’m using bpython , a “fancy interface to the Python interpreter.” If you use the Python REPL often, you should check it out. It offers unique features like in-line syntax highlighting, readline-like autocomplete, a “rewind” function to pop the last line of code from memory, auto-indentation and more. Anyway, today I found a bug in bpython, and that’s that Python’s decimal.getcontext() does..
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This list has been curated together after a half dozen or so years looking for the “perfect solution” for a number of problems I regularly face. I spend a lot of time deeply considering the items and tools I have and use. It seems silly to me to use something with any degree of regularity that I do not find 100% satisfying or functional. Some of them are material things, but I’ve also taken the time to highlight software that makes my lif..
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Snyk Security in Jira Cloud is available in open beta in the Atlassian Marketplace, building on our widely adopted native integration in Atlassian’s Bitbucket Cloud.
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Protip: Always use namespace when importing a connected service in Visual Studio… Unless you do it correct the first time, the results will be cached and you have to rename the file with the JSON-schema to avoid polluting your own namespace with generated types.
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Edgeworth expansion for the Mann-Whitney U test, Part 2: increased accuracy
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aakinshin.net
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3 years ago
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eng
In the previous post , we showed how the Edgeworth expansion can improve the accuracy of obtained p-values in the Mann-Whitney U test. However, we considered only the Edgeworth expansion to terms of order $1/m$. In this post, we explore how to improve the accuracyk of this approach using the Edgeworth expansion to terms of order $1/m^2$.
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