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AI research has structural problems that limit how much it can impact business. But understanding why gives a way to determine what will work and what won't, as well as reveal new business opportunities.
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We’re pleased to announce that we’ve added support for Azure Repos Server, enabling developers using Azure’s on-prem DevOps service to identify and fix security vulnerabilities and license issues in open source dependencies.
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In a draft titled Starting Over , I try to condense a decade’s worth of outdoor gear experience. The 8,000 word missive, started in 2017, highlights “The Gear I Would Buy if I Had to Do it All Over Again”. After thousands of dollars spent searching for the best of the best, it tries help those just starting out avoid some of the expensive lessons I had to learn. That post has not left my drafts folder, though, in part because the list keep..
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Last week I installed VSCode for the first time, after using exclusively SublimeText for about two years (and Notepad++ prior to that). I’m going to document my learning curve.
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The article discusses the influence of network science on how we form opinions and argues the importance of speaking out against harmful ideas.
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A lot of common criticisms levied toward Monero that are either outdated, or incorrect, while others are presenting a very narrow view of the problem in question. In this article we hope to set the record straight on these criticisms.
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The article discusses the influence of network science on how we form opinions and argues the importance of speaking out against harmful ideas.
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A comprehensive guide to iOS jailbreaking for developers, covering legal security research tools, debugging capabilities, and practical applications beyond app piracy.
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I just finished writing a year-in-review blog post for the Penn Labs blog. For some context, Penn Labs is a student-run software development group that builds apps and websites to help students navigate life on campus. For the past year, I’ve been one of the two co-directors of Labs, managing the operations and direction of the organization. I wrote the year-in-review post as a way to highlight the awesome work the whole team had done....
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I just finished writing a year-in-review blog post for the Penn Labs blog. For some context, Penn Labs is a student-run software development group that builds apps and websites to help students navigate life on campus. For the past year, I’ve been one of the two co-directors of Labs, managing the operations and direction of the organization. I wrote the year-in-review post as a way to highlight the awesome work the whole team had done....
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My mom has a tendency to buy these really terribly spec’d Windows machines. She’s been doing it for as long as I’ve been alive. I was surprised when on one of our latest Zoom calls she said “You know what, I’m beginning to think that size matters.” I’ve only been telling her this for years! Here’s the problem. There are a bunch of shitty Windows machines you can buy that cost around $400 dollars and have something like 4GB RAM. For consum....
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Snyk recently received reports that some of our inner domains are vulnerable to a clickjacking attack. Fixing the issue was easy, but we wanted to go one step further and ensure all our endpoints are protected — and stop worrying about this issue. This post outlines how we did that.
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I thought this was going to be a short-ish note on fixed positioning and jank, but as with almost everything I write, it grew into a long-ish post about…
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About My name is Kevin and I am a software engineer that likes to write on different subjects from time to time. You can find me at the following locations: GitHub Twitter Mastodon My photo website If you are interested in my employment history, please have a look at my CV/Resume
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Repository: @knadh/listmonk GitHub release page: v0.6.2-alpha Changelog 82702ed Remove completed items f06d6b3 Fix optin e-mails on subscriber addition to single option lists bfe31b7 Fix incorrect param read bug in list deletion handler 3dcff5d Remove redundant log import c9fc83f Fix comments Docker images docker pull listmonk/listmonk:latest docker pull listmonk/listmonk:v0.6.2-alpha
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For Luanna, Thoughtworks has been more than an organization to start her technology career as an apprentice. For her, it's become a home: a vibrant community that embraces her for who she is and a company that has given her unique ways to grow in ways she never imagined. What's your name? Luanna MirellyWhat are you based? Recife, BrazilWhen did you join Thoughtworks? 2016
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The downhill started with a challenge. A year ago, I wanted to do more experiments with my writing. After a change of occupation, I was looking for a change in writing too. I didn’t feel much like writing in the old format I’ve been using - pondering on interesting phenomena. A lot of it didn’t have a direct impact on my life and I felt bored of writing. I turned to cooking for inspiration. Those who know me on a personal level know t....
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Hello there! Quick question that's entirely off topic. Do you know how to make your site mobile friendly? My website looks weird when browsing from my iphone 4. I'm trying to find a template or plugin that might be able to correct this issue. If you have any suggestions, please share. Thanks!
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Per the overlapping interfaces proposal, Go 1.14 now permits embedding of interfaces with overlapping method sets. This is a brief post explain what this change means: Let’s start with the definition of the three key interfaces from the io package; io.Reader, io.Writer, and io.Closer: Just as embedding a type inside a struct allows the embedded type’s […]
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The last time I wrote about Drupal was 2017, when I built the company website for my friend's husband. It was a proper paid project, which really did come at a…
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UPDATE: The snippets in this post are outdated. See ob-swiftui for better SwiftUI babel support . ✨ Chris Eidhof twitted a handy snippet that enables quickly bootstrapping throwaway SwiftUI code. It can be easily integrated into other tools for rapid experimentation. Being a SwiftUI noob, I could use some SwiftUI integration with my editor of choice. With some elisp glue and a small patch, Chris's snippet can be used to generate S....
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Masks have become a hot issue. Here’s my 2¢. Summary # I think everyone should wear a mask, unless they have a compelling medical reason not to. Look at it this way: a mask will either help you and those around you, or it will do no harm—beyond a little social awkwardness. If we look at the trade-offs in a game-theory-style matrix, we get: | | Masks Help | Masks don’t help | |——————-+————+——————| | Wear a mask | +100 | 0....
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Masks have become a hot issue. Here’s my 2¢. Summary # I think everyone should wear a mask, unless they have a compelling medical reason not to. Look at it this way: a mask will either help you and those around you, or it will do no harm—beyond a little social awkwardness. If we look at the trade-offs in a game-theory-style matrix, we get: | | Masks Help | Masks don’t help | |——————-+————+——————| | Wear a mask | +100 | 0....
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Masks have become a hot issue. Here’s my 2¢. Summary I think everyone should wear a mask, unless they have a compelling medical reason not to. Look at it this way: a mask will either help you and those around you, or it will do no harm—beyond a little social awkwardness. If we look at the trade-offs in a game-theory-style matrix, we get: Masks HelpMasks don’t help Wear a mask+1000 Don’t wear a mask-1000 There is nothing to ....
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Masks have become a hot issue. Here’s my 2¢. Summary I think everyone should wear a mask, unless they have a compelling medical reason not to. Look at it this way: a mask will either help you and those around you, or it will do no harm—beyond a little social awkwardness. If we look at the trade-offs in a game-theory-style matrix, we get: Masks HelpMasks don’t help Wear a mask+1000 Don’t wear a mask-1000 There is nothing to ....
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When I first heard about Deno 1, I thought it would fizzle. A better Node sounded nice but I couldn’t see why it would take off. When it hit 1.0 and blew up on hackernews, I was surprised and a little excited. Maybe it had more steam than I thought. Node has warts and Typescript is great after all. Reading the announcement blog post, two points stood out to me:
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On May 23, 1995, Sun Microsystems released Java. This means that Java turns 25 years old and that is something we need to celebrate!
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Every now and then, I need to do some basic stuff in Java and I wonder what is the best way to this. This happened to me a few days ago! I needed to simply get the sum of a List of numbers and I found out there are a number of ways — pun intended — to do this.
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In my book I discuss the importance of context in reading and writing mathematics. An early step in becoming comfortable with math is deciphering the syntax of mathematical expressions. Another is in connecting the symbols to their semantic meanings. Embedded in these is the subproblem of knowing what to call the commonly used symbols. The more abstract you go, the more exotic the symbols tend to get. Wikipedia has an excellent list for dec..
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In my book I discuss the importance of context in reading and writing mathematics. An early step in becoming comfortable with math is deciphering the syntax of mathematical expressions. Another is in connecting the symbols to their semantic meanings. Embedded in these is the subproblem of knowing what to call the commonly used symbols. The more abstract you go, the more exotic the symbols tend to get. Wikipedia has an excellent list for dec..
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In my book I discuss the importance of context in reading and writing mathematics. An early step in becoming comfortable with math is deciphering the syntax of mathematical expressions. Another is in connecting the symbols to their semantic meanings. Embedded in these is the subproblem of knowing what to call the commonly used symbols. The more abstract you go, the more exotic the symbols tend to get. Wikipedia has an excellent list for dec..
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Do you know someone in the Python community who recently was let go from their job due to the pandemic? What does the job landscape currently look like? What are skills and techniques that will help you in your job search? This week we have Kyle Stratis on the show to discuss how he is managing his job search after just being let go from his data engineering job. Kyle is a member of the Real Python team and has written several articles for ..
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Learn different ways to manage drift from manual changes on your infrastructure in Terraform for different cases.
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Lately I’ve been thinking about data maturity models within large organizations, and how to measure maturity and ability to use data. Specifically, what it means to be data literate or data fluent or whatever buzzword is used to mean “hip and with it like the cool kids” when it comes to being able to collect, sort, order, and use data to the greatest extent possible. To help think this through, I’m putting down a few thoughts here. My g....
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Christopher Wellons's elfeed is a wonderful Emacs rss reader. In Mike Zamansky's Using Emacs 72 - Customizing Elfeed video, he highlights a desire to open elfeed entries in the background. That is, open the current rss entry (or selected entries) without shifting focus from Emacs to your browser. This behaviour is somewhat analogous to ⌘-clicking/ctrl-clicking on multiple links in the browser without losing focus. I've been wanting el....
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