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Reflection on 2023 - hth.is - 2 years ago - eng
Another year, another reflection. Theme Link to heading Ever since seeing CGP Grey’s video on yearly themes back in 2020 I’ve stuck to the practice, and it has worked pretty well as a mild forcing function. In 2022 it was ‘Health’ and this year’s it was ‘Growth & Learning’. Where possible I chose opportunities or activities that would allow for one or both. It would be impossible to list everything I’ve picked up through the various mediums..

Reflection on 2023 - hth.is - 2 years ago - eng
Another year, another reflection. Theme Link to heading Ever since seeing CGP Grey’s video on yearly themes back in 2020 I’ve stuck to the practice, and it has worked pretty well as a mild forcing function. In 2022 it was ‘Health’ and this year’s it was ‘Growth & Learning’. Where possible I chose opportunities or activities that would allow for one or both. It would be impossible to list everything I’ve picked up through the various mediums..

Pageripper API uses Puppeteer and headless Chrome under the hood to see the same thing your browser does, even for Single Page Applications (SPAs)

2023 in Review - una.im - 2 years ago - eng

In an era where digital dependence is commonplace, I moved towards personal tech independence in 2023. This blog post details my transition away from mainstream tech giants and towards more secure, private, and autonomous alternatives. Breaking Free from the Norm In 2023, I finally broke free from the likes of Google, Facebook, and other tech giants—a commitment I’d long made to myself but never fulfilled. Like many of you, Google and Fac....

Yesterday evening, we watched The Vast of the Night , and what a pleasant surprise it was. One night, in a small New Mexico town, a girl who works at a local radio station and an older reporter boy listen to a recording of some strange noises. Through the radio and its listeners, throughout a single night, they uncover a series of sighting stories that, from clue to clue and radio testimony to radio testimony, bring them close to uncover..

I’ve been accepted into the Bristlemouth Pioneer Program . I’ve been granted a SOFAR Spotter with a Development Kit . Unfortunately it was detained in customs due to it’s high invoiced value. I required a “customs agent” to clear it - which I did not have.

I’ve been accepted into the Bristlemouth Pioneer Program . I’ve been granted a SOFAR Spotter with a Development Kit . Unfortunately it was detained in customs due to it’s high invoiced value. I required a “customs agent” to clear it - which I did not have.



Books Read in 2023 - ides.dev - 2 years ago - eng


Apartments of Napoleon III Château de Versailles The post France Trip 3 – Regal Paris appeared first on Qusai Haider's .

In reply to Shabbir. Thank you!

I read 24 books for a total of 7070 pages in 2023. That’s seven more books than last year, which is quite an outstanding result considering the seemingly unstoppable decline in book reading I have suffered in recent years . Most have been fiction books, and that’s something new and influential with the final result, as I tend to read non-fiction more slowly. The bad news is that I did not review most of the books I read this year, and that..

Last year I wrote “Looking back at 2022” and found it valuable to reflect and celebrate a year of work, even if just as a reminder of the things that happened before going into the next. So with another year having passed, time to try again! This time for my second full year working at incident.io. To contextualise the year, some milestones ( see company post ) are: 34 to 77 employees Opened our first New York office, Stephen moving....

My good friend Kauzerei has built the automatic film development machine OpenAutoLab . Please also take a look at the OpenAutoLab documentation for detailed build and usage instructions. Background I haven't really participated in the construction of this machine in any way. But we went to 37C3 together, where I fully saw the machine in action for the first time. While socializing we noticed that it is (or w....

My good friend Kauzerei has built the automatic film development machine OpenAutoLab . Please also take a look at the OpenAutoLab documentation for detailed build and usage instructions. Background I haven't really participated in the construction of this machine in any way. But we went to 37C3 together, where I fully saw the machine in action for the first time. While socializing we noticed that it is (or w....

Three members of the Real Python team are joining us this week: Kate Finegan, Tappan Moore, and Philipp Acsany. We wanted to share a year-end wrap-up with tutorials, step-by-step projects, code conversations, and video courses that showcase what our team created this year.

This book was so heavily promoted across the internet I had to read it. Just like how I succumbed to an Athletic Greens subscription after the deluge of podcast ads. Mustafa “Moose” Suleyman is particularly clued-in on AI and the regulation landscape. He’s a co-founder of Deepmind and someone who is very plugged in to […]

So, as I was learning some C , at the pointers/segfault, I was trying this code myself. #include int main ( void ) { printf ( "%s" , "Hello!" ); int * p = NULL ; * p = 5 ; // Will not be reached due to crash above printf ( "%s" , "Another Hello!" ); } Then compile it and run it in the terminal. $ gcc -Wall -Wextra -o hello hello.c && ./hello Segmen..

So, as I was learning some C , at the pointers/segfault, I was trying this code myself. #include int main ( void ) { printf ( "%s" , "Hello!" ); int * p = NULL ; * p = 5 ; // Will not be reached due to crash above printf ( "%s" , "Another Hello!" ); } Then compile it and run it in the terminal. $ gcc -Wall -Wextra -o hello hello.c && ./hello Segmen..

In the journey of homelabbing, I have started self hosting some really amazing services that I am using in my day to day life. This blog outlines what all service I am self hosting in my homelab and what I plan to explore in the upcoming year.

The year is ending in a couple of days, and I wanted to leave a public note about how it went for me. 2023 was an interesting year. I spent a lot of time getting used to my new life, and to be honest, it went well. I’m happier than ever, and learning to handle my life in this new chapter. The biggest change was how I allocate my time during the day. This nudges me to learn to downscale and manage my time better or be more efficient in h....

The year is ending in a couple of days, and I wanted to leave a public note about how it went for me. 2023 was an interesting year. I spent a lot of time getting used to my new life, and to be honest, it went well. I’m happier than ever, and learning to handle my life in this new chapter. The biggest change was how I allocate my time during the day. This nudges me to learn to downscale and manage my time better or be more efficient in h....

In the journey of homelabbing, I have started self hosting some really amazing services that I am using in my day to day life. This blog outlines what all service I am self hosting in my homelab and what I plan to explore in the upcoming year.

OpenStack Ironic + PyCharm + Unit Tests I assumed for a long time it was likely trivial to get OpenStack Ironic unit tests running in PyCharm, but never took the time to get a reliably working configuration – until today. I’m going to describe the configuration here so hopefully it can be replicated by others. It’s my belief this should work for most OpenStack projects using oslotest, but I’ve only used this method so far with Ironic-bas..


jOOQ 3.19 finally delivers on a set of features that will greatly simplify your queries further, after jOOQ 3.11 introduced implicit to-one joins: What are these features? Many ORMs (e.g. JPA, Doctrine, jOOQ 3.11 and others) support “path joins” (they may have different names for this concept). A path join is a join derived from … Continue reading jOOQ 3.19’s new Explicit and Implicit to-many path joins →


Assumed Audience : Hackers and tech-oriented lawyers. Discuss on Hacker News and Reddit . Epistemic Status : Mostly confident. Introduction Because of a couple posts , I was reminded of two semi-recent brouhahas . When I originally came across them, I saw the FOSS purist side with righteous indignation. But I had also just started building a business, so for the first time, I understood the business side. So despite..

Assumed Audience : Hackers and tech-oriented lawyers. Discuss on Hacker News and Reddit . Epistemic Status : Mostly confident. Introduction Because of a couple posts , I was reminded of two semi-recent brouhahas . When I originally came across them, I saw the FOSS purist side with righteous indignation. But I had also just started building a business, so for the first time, I understood the business side. So despite..

Assumed Audience : Hackers and tech-oriented lawyers. Discuss on Hacker News and Reddit . Epistemic Status : Mostly confident. Introduction Because of a couple posts , I was reminded of two semi-recent brouhahas . When I originally came across them, I saw the FOSS purist side with righteous indignation. But I had also just started building a business, so for the first time, I understood the business side. So despite..

Assumed Audience : Hackers and tech-oriented lawyers. Discuss on Hacker News and Reddit . Epistemic Status : Mostly confident. Introduction Because of a couple posts , I was reminded of two semi-recent brouhahas . When I originally came across them, I saw the FOSS purist side with righteous indignation. But I had also just started building a business, so for the first time, I understood the business side. So despite..

Assumed Audience : Hackers and tech-oriented lawyers. Discuss on Hacker News and Reddit . Epistemic Status : Mostly confident. Introduction Because of a couple posts , I was reminded of two semi-recent brouhahas . When I originally came across them, I saw the FOSS purist side with righteous indignation. But I had also just started building a business, so for the first time, I understood the business side. So despite..

Assumed Audience : Hackers and tech-oriented lawyers. Discuss on Hacker News and Reddit . Epistemic Status : Mostly confident. Introduction Because of a couple posts , I was reminded of two semi-recent brouhahas . When I originally came across them, I saw the FOSS purist side with righteous indignation. But I had also just started building a business, so for the first time, I understood the business side. So despite..

Assumed Audience : Hackers and tech-oriented lawyers. Discuss on Hacker News and Reddit . Epistemic Status : Mostly confident. Introduction Because of a couple posts , I was reminded of two semi-recent brouhahas . When I originally came across them, I saw the FOSS purist side with righteous indignation. But I had also just started building a business, so for the first time, I understood the business side. So despite..

Assumed Audience : Hackers and tech-oriented lawyers. Discuss on Hacker News and Reddit . Epistemic Status : Mostly confident. Introduction Because of a couple posts , I was reminded of two semi-recent brouhahas . When I originally came across them, I saw the FOSS purist side with righteous indignation. But I had also just started building a business, so for the first time, I understood the business side. So despite..

Learn about three great ways to rebuild a Docker image faster: Add a .dockerignore file to your repository, use a dependency lockfile, and group commands!

I built an API that extracts data from webpages, even if they're rendered with Javascript. It's defined via Pulumi and deployed on AWS.


Welcome back to our thrilling journey through the Bandit Challenge! In this blog post, we'll conquer Level 10, where we'll search for a password hidden within a file containing human-readable strings preceded by several '=' characters. Join me as we navigate the file system, utilize powerful commands, and extract the password from the strings. Let's dive in!

This is a bit of a retrospective of every project I’ve worked on, as far as I remember them. I’ve tried to unearth any artifacts that remain. Far from everything is flattering and resounding success, but then again, maybe that’s good. There are definitely patterns in the things that didn’t pan out. Earliest Traces I was definitely programming stuff, but I don’t think it ever amounted to anything tangible. It was more like playing house,..

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