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Great guide to building financial security in our modern, tech-driven world. Cuts through the bullshit and just speaks plain facts.
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A quick note: you can use C++11 templates to detect struct fields by name and type, and statically branch on them. I first heard of this solution from breeze1990. Say I want to detect if a struct has a field size of type int. Create two template instantiations of the same name, here HasStaticSize that defaults to false. #include |
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A quick note: you can use C++11 templates to detect struct fields by name and type, and statically branch on them. I first heard of this solution from breeze1990. Say I want to detect if a struct has a field size of type int. Create two template instantiations of the same name, here HasStaticSize that defaults to false. #include |
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A quick note: you can use C++11 templates to detect struct fields by name and type, and statically branch on them. I first heard of this solution from breeze1990. Say I want to detect if a struct has a field size of type int. Create two template instantiations of the same name, here HasStaticSize that defaults to false. #include |
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Finding and fixing exposed hardcoded secrets in your GitHub project with Snyk
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snyk.io
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1 year ago
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In this blog, we'll show how you can use Snyk to locate hardcoded secrets and credentials and then refactor our code to use Doppler to store those secrets instead.
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Snyk Code can now protect the use of supported LLM libraries in source code to detect any security issues and promptly alert users. Book a live demo.
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I recently had to share my time zone information with a group of people online. While it's easy to say "My time zone is XYZ", I thought it would be better if I had a web page that was easy to remember and had this information available for everyone to see. So, I created tz.erethon.com .
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Setup Jellyfin with Hardware Acceleration on Orange Pi 5 (Rockchip RK3558)
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akashrajpurohit.com
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1 year ago
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Recently I moved my Jellyfin to an Orange Pi 5 Plus server. The Orange Pi 5 has a Rockchip RK3558 SoC with integrated ARM Mali-G610. This guide will show you how to set up Jellyfin with hardware acceleration on the Orange Pi 5.
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Setup Jellyfin with Hardware Acceleration on Orange Pi 5 (Rockchip RK3558)
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akashrajpurohit.com
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1 year ago
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Recently I moved my Jellyfin to an Orange Pi 5 Plus server. The Orange Pi 5 has a Rockchip RK3558 SoC with integrated ARM Mali-G610. This guide will show you how to set up Jellyfin with hardware acceleration on the Orange Pi 5.
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Hi, HashMap? Wie kann HashMap ein Thema für den Newsletter sein? Hold on! Mir kommt das Thema in den Sinn, weil ich gestern für einen Kunden im Interview saß und mich relativ lange über die HashMap unterhalten habe. Und das Erlebnis war ein kleines Déjà-vu. Vor 2-3 Jahren war ich schwer mit Recruiting beschäftigt. Ich habe in dieser Zeit über 150 technische Interviews durchgeführt. Und aus der Zeit habe ich viel über unsere Branche gele..
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I have recently tried to update my Zig project from 0.11.0 version of Zig, to 0.12.0. Zig compiler brings in its own build system. Since Zig is still under development, that API changes. The 0.12.0 changes forced me to dive a bit deeper into Zig’s source code. I went through Build.zig and Step.zig . What caught my attention was the usage of Tagged Unions . Tagged unions aren’t nothing new. C has them… kind of. In C, the tagged unions ..
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Setup Jellyfin with Hardware Acceleration on Orange Pi 5 (Rockchip RK3558)
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akashrajpurohit.com
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1 year ago
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Recently I moved my Jellyfin to an Orange Pi 5 Plus server. The Orange Pi 5 has a Rockchip RK3558 SoC with integrated ARM Mali-G610. This guide will show you how to set up Jellyfin with hardware acceleration on the Orange Pi 5.
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Intro I wanted to build a CNC microscope using off the shelf parts in order to attempt image fairly large objects such leaves, CD-ROMs etc. to reveal detail that can’t be seen with the naked eye. This required a metallurgical style microscope, which shines light through a microscope objective, onto a sample. Initial attempt I […]
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Intro I wanted to build a CNC microscope using off the shelf parts in order to attempt image fairly large objects such leaves, CD-ROMs etc. to reveal detail that can’t be seen with the naked eye. This required a metallurgical style microscope, which shines light through a microscope objective, onto a sample. Initial attempt I […]
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Intro I wanted to build a CNC microscope using off the shelf parts in order to attempt image fairly large objects such leaves, CD-ROMs etc. to reveal detail that can’t be seen with the naked eye. This required a metallurgical style microscope, which shines light through a microscope objective, onto a sample. Initial attempt I […]
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Intro I wanted to build a CNC microscope using off the shelf parts in order to attempt image fairly large objects such leaves, CD-ROMs etc. to reveal detail that can’t be seen with the naked eye. This required a metallurgical style microscope, which shines light through a microscope objective, onto a sample. Initial attempt I […]
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I will start this post with a direct question: What are the most useful generative AI-powered product features you regularly use? Think about it for a while. The answer usually includes [1]: Chat apps (e.g., ChatGPT, Google Gemini) Media generation tools (e.g., audio, image, video) Code generation extensions (e.g., GitHub Copilot, Code Whisperer) These are indeed very useful! But weren’t we promised that generative AI would comp....
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Discover how I organize my work as a solo founder using systems that boost productivity, focus, maintain balance, and help me achieve mental clarity and consistent progress.
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When I’m out hiking on my weekend hike I often spend much of the experience in contemplation. My thoughts are usually tickling at Warp 10, going everywhere possible at once, but then I ramp it back a bit and I just think about an assortment of topics at any given moment. Out in nature is really a good place for me to get things back into perspective, and I usually feel the better for it when I get back home.
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There are moments in life that are more than just mere memories of events. They are memories of feelings stored in the body itself and they are what makes a life full.
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There are moments in life that are more than just mere memories of events. They are memories of feelings stored in the body itself and they are what makes a life full.
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Switching a site to XHTML5 is only a lot of work at first, because it may have latent bugs. For instance, you may have a stray tag that the HTML parser auto-closes but an XHTML parser won’t. I find this effort worthwhile because some of these bugs will eventually visibly manifest . One thing I’ve noticed is that some tools are incompatible with an XHTML5 MIME type. Site auditors like Lighthouse are only provisionally compatible, and some..
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This page at the time of writing grades websites’ progressive enhancement based on their ability to work without JavaScript. Everything, not just JavaScript, should be progressive enhancements. HTML elements already have progressive enhancement built-in. CSS, JS, and embedded content should be progressively enhanced too. The page should make sense without scripts and styles, alt-text should be available in the absence of embedded media, ..
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Several examples of video game mechanics that could be represented as one-to-many relations and how to do table design & queries
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Several examples of video game mechanics that could be represented as one-to-many relations and how to do table design & queries
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Several examples of video game mechanics that could be represented as one-to-many relations and how to do table design & queries
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If you’re tired of all of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) buzz recently, you’re not alone. Most of us in the tech industry are as well. In this post, I’ll outline what AI is and how it works, why you’re hearing so much AI hype nowadays, and how AI functionality will eventually be built into the software products we use. So, what is AI? Firstly, AI is nothing new. The term itself was coined in 1955 by John McCarthy as a way to discuss..
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If you’re tired of all of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) buzz recently, you’re not alone. Most of us in the tech industry are as well. In this post, I’ll outline what AI is and how it works, why you’re hearing so much AI hype nowadays, and how AI functionality will eventually be built into the software products we use. So, what is AI? Firstly, AI is nothing new. The term itself was coined in 1955 by John McCarthy as a way to discuss..
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Death. One of the most discussed, and taboo , subjects ever. In recent times, it has been personified with countless characters in media entertainment, some of whom I appreciate a lot . But… How was the question treated, in the past? Of course, this is an enormously vast topic, and there are many things to say — and as many that I ignore. Besides, as years go by, we keep learning something new. In fact, some of the most interesting ....
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Drawing from Debord and Heidegger, this film examines our subjective experience of time throughout history. It reveals how the relentless pursuit of productivity has shaped society and our perceptions of time, creating a perpetual present driven by an autonomous economy and accelerated by surveillance capitalism. The film explores the societal obsession with busyness and advocates for reclaiming time and leisure to foster true human flouris..
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Death. One of the most discussed, and taboo , subjects ever. In recent times, it has been personified with countless characters in media entertainment, some of whom I appreciate a lot . But… How was the question treated, in the past? Of course, this is an enormously vast topic, and there are many things to say — and as many that I ignore. Besides, as years go by, we keep learning something new. In fact, some of the most interesting ....
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Politics, Bitcoin and UFOs (Issue #169) 2024-06-22 12:45:00 +07:00 by Mark Smith This week’s newsletter is out! In this week’s edition: UK & France election politics, Bitcoins future with inscriptions and runes, St George & the history of dragons, Trump on All-in pod, science & UFOs Issue details: Title: Politics, Bitcoin and UFOs Issue: 169 Page: issue webpage Another awesome issue of the newsletter. #
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I recently published what I have been working on for the past 5 years. No, this is not about AI or a yet another startup - I’m still a big fan of NI ( natural intelligence ) and what I reveal is open source and free for everyone to use. I’m not gonna sell you any products, only ideas! This is a new approach and a supporting toolset for understanding system behavior and its performance across all your applications and data center &..
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I recently published what I have been working on for the past 5 years. No, this is not about AI or a yet another startup - I’m still a big fan of NI ( natural intelligence ) and what I reveal is open source and free for everyone to use. I’m not gonna sell you any products, only ideas! This is a new approach and a supporting toolset for understanding system behavior and its performance across all your applications and data center &..
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Store additional user information in firebase using react and javascript
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www.rasikjain.com
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1 year ago
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To store additional information for a user in Firebase using React and JavaScript, you typically use Firestore or the Realtime Database, as Firebase Authentication does not allow for arbitrary additional data to be stored directly in user profiles. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this using Firestore. Step 1: Set Up Firebase in Your React App First, ensure that you have Firebase set up in your React application. You need to in..
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In my studies of the Remez algorithm, I learned about the barycentric Lagrange interpolation formula. The context is finding a polynomial of degree at most $n$ that passes through $n+1$ points $(x_0, y_0), \dots, (x_n, y_n)$. The classical Lagrange interpolation formula is what you’d write down if you “just did it.” $$f(x) = \sum_{i=0}^n y_i \cdot \prod_{j \neq i}\frac{x - x_j}{x_i - x_j}$$ I wrote a 2014 article deriving this more gently, ..
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In my studies of the Remez algorithm, I learned about the barycentric Lagrange interpolation formula. The context is finding a polynomial of degree at most $n$ that passes through $n+1$ points $(x_0, y_0), \dots, (x_n, y_n)$. The classical Lagrange interpolation formula is what you’d write down if you “just did it.” $$f(x) = \sum_{i=0}^n y_i \cdot \prod_{j \neq i}\frac{x - x_j}{x_i - x_j}$$ I wrote a 2014 article deriving this more gently, ..
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In my studies of the Remez algorithm, I learned about the barycentric Lagrange interpolation formula. The context is finding a polynomial of degree at most $n$ that passes through $n+1$ points $(x_0, y_0), \dots, (x_n, y_n)$. The classical Lagrange interpolation formula is what you’d write down if you “just did it.” $$f(x) = \sum_{i=0}^n y_i \cdot \prod_{j \neq i}\frac{x - x_j}{x_i - x_j}$$ I wrote a 2014 article deriving this more gently, ..
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The latest issue of The Economist focuses on solar energy. The introductory article is short, compelling, and optimistic. On the economics, they make a good point: Consider solar economics. As the cumulative production of a manufactured good increases, costs go down. As costs go down, demand goes up. As demand goes up, production increases—and costs go down further. This cannot go on for ever; production, demand or both always become ..
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