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Resolving hostnames (DNS?) might not seem like it, but it's complicated. Let's take a moment to see if we can at least demystify what happens on the client side instead of seeing it as a big tangled mess of configurations, libraries, and tools.



Introduction I worked on an environment where specific actions are not available at every timestep \(t\) when I started deep reinforcement learning. Let’s illustrate the concept of impossible or unavailable action concretely: Suppose you want to develop an agent to play Mario Kart. Next, assume that the agent has an empty inventory (no banana 🍌 or anything). The agent can’t execute the action “use the object in the inventory”. Limiting the ..

There is a famous quote that asks how you eat an elephant and the answer is one bite at a time. It can be very daunting when attempting something new especially if it is potentially a large task. However it is impossible if you don’t take the first step.

There is a famous quote that asks how you eat an elephant and the answer is one bite at a time. It can be very daunting when attempting something new especially if it is potentially a large task. However it is impossible if you don’t take the first step.

Rain With Thunder 2 (Recorded Sounds #12) 2020-10-31 18:33:55 +07:00 by Mark Smith Mostly rain with a bit of thunder Episode details: Title: Rain With Thunder 2 Show: Recorded Sounds Episode: 12 Page: show webpage File: direct download link Size: [object Promise] Duration: 00:00:21 Another awesome episode of the podcast. #

RecRain With Thunder 1 (Recorded Sounds #11) 2020-10-31 18:28:59 +07:00 by Mark Smith Mostly rain with a bit of thunder Episode details: Title: RecRain With Thunder 1 Show: Recorded Sounds Episode: 11 Page: show webpage File: direct download link Size: [object Promise] Duration: 00:00:52 Another awesome episode of the podcast. #

Wallace Falls - sam.hooke.me - 5 years ago - eng
No trip report yet. Pylons. Bridge. Golden. Up. Straight. Waterfall. Distance.

Wallace Falls - sam.hooke.me - 5 years ago - eng
No trip report yet. Pylons. Bridge. Golden. Up. Straight. Waterfall. Distance.

Poetry is relatively new packaging and dependency manager. It makes it very easy to upload libraries to PyPI, manage dependencies visually, and has a couple of handy features. Today, I'm not going to do a deep dive into how Poetry works and all its features. Today I just want to focus on how to configure it for a Django project.

My recent one-on-ones with my more junior engineers revolved around the same topic: how do I level up quickly to be a better aid for my tech lead?

I will argue that the Westminster Reference Bible in black calfskin published by the Trinitarian Bible Society (TBS) is the best all-around printed bible that you can buy today in the English language. I will not be considering digital bibles, or bibles in languages other than English. And by all-around , I will mean all-purpose . The bible should work well in as many contexts as possible. There are specialty bibles that will work ....

I will argue that the Westminster Reference Bible in black calfskin published by the Trinitarian Bible Society (TBS) is the best all-around printed bible that you can buy today in the English language. I will not be considering digital bibles, or bibles in languages other than English. And by all-around , I will mean all-purpose . The bible should work well in as many contexts as possible. There are specialty bibles that will work ....

You probably have heard of the bestselling Python book, "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python." What are the next steps after starting to dabble in the Python basics? Maybe you've completed some tutorials, created a few scripts, and automated repetitive tasks in your life. This week on the show, we have author Al Sweigart to talk about his new book, "Beyond the Basic Stuff with Python: Best Practices for Writing Clean Code."

Update 2023-03-28: Restic now supports limited keys by default, and also recommends the B2 S3 api instead. See here Original Post: Since setting up restic to back up to b2 I had embarassingly missunderstood the following UI wording around lifecycle settings: I had assumed that this meant that all versions of the file would be maintained, no matter what clients did. The B2 docs are much clearer, explaining that these rules are ....


Snyk has had the ability to test your Docker images using our CLI for over a year now. With the latest release of the CLI, we’re improving the user experience for container users, as well as adding a few more useful features for advanced users.

Man Playing Trumpet 4 (Recorded Sounds #10) 2020-10-29 23:53:11 +07:00 by Mark Smith Man playing trumpet in the park Episode details: Title: Man Playing Trumpet 4 Show: Recorded Sounds Episode: 10 Page: show webpage File: direct download link Size: [object Promise] Duration: 00:00:36 Another awesome episode of the podcast. #

Man Playing Trumpet 3 (Recorded Sounds #9) 2020-10-29 23:48:58 +07:00 by Mark Smith Man playing trumpet in the park Episode details: Title: Man Playing Trumpet 3 Show: Recorded Sounds Episode: 9 Page: show webpage File: direct download link Size: [object Promise] Duration: 00:00:23 Another awesome episode of the podcast. #

Man Playing Trumpet 2 (Recorded Sounds #8) 2020-10-29 23:35:22 +07:00 by Mark Smith Man playing trumpet in the park Episode details: Title: Man Playing Trumpet 2 Show: Recorded Sounds Episode: 8 Page: show webpage File: direct download link Size: [object Promise] Duration: 00:01:07 Another awesome episode of the podcast. #

Man Playing Trumpet 1 (Recorded Sounds #7) 2020-10-29 23:31:48 +07:00 by Mark Smith Man playing trumpet in the park Episode details: Title: Man Playing Trumpet 1 Show: Recorded Sounds Episode: 7 Page: show webpage File: direct download link Size: [object Promise] Duration: 00:00:27 Another awesome episode of the podcast. #

PHP provides the function memory_get_usage() , this is very helpful whenever you find your code using a lot of RAM. But this method has a significant limitation: it only counts memory used by your code directly and nothing out of the zend engine . The problem is that you may

Great News: APEX 20.2 is finally out and adds a Dropzone component. For me, it does not look as intuitive as the Plug-In did, so I tried to improve the UX of it with a few lines of CSS.

Previous Entries 0 - Motivation 1 - Initial Setup Introduction Cabin Fever is one of those side-projects which occupies a disproportionate…

At last week’s SnykCon, Snyk’s Co-founder and President Guy Podjarny sat down with Adrian Ludwig, CISO of Atlassian for a fireside chat about the modern security market, how his security team is structured, and how to help developers embrace security.

Raining A Lot - markjgsmith.com - 5 years ago - eng
Raining A Lot (Recorded Sounds #6) 2020-10-28 16:08:13 +07:00 by Mark Smith It’s been raining a lot lately, this is what it sounds like Episode details: Title: Raining A Lot Show: Recorded Sounds Episode: 6 Page: show webpage File: direct download link Size: [object Promise] Duration: 00:00:36 Another awesome episode of the podcast. #

Ionic is a great component framework that can build both iOS and Android apps from the same source code using Capacitor. In this video I have explained how to generate a signed Android release APK version using Ionic application and publishing on Google play store. For this process you need a Google play console subscription that costs $25 for life time. Please try to download the 9lessons demo Android app for testing.

As another US presidential election draws near, the brokenness of the media is becoming ever more glaring. It's not exactly a new phenomenon…


I just finished watching The Social Dilemma , and here’s my hot take: The Social Dilemma is an emotive, accessible introduction to problems that, without exaggeration, pose an existential threat to life as we know it. If you can, watch it. Having read Technopoly by Neil Postman, I didn’t feel like The Social Dilemma was revelatory in saying that technologies have unintended side-effects. What’s different about The Social Dilemma ....

I just finished watching The Social Dilemma , and here’s my hot take: The Social Dilemma is an emotive, accessible introduction to problems that, without exaggeration, pose an existential threat to life as we know it. If you can, watch it. Having read Technopoly by Neil Postman, I didn’t feel like The Social Dilemma was revelatory in saying that technologies have unintended side-effects. What’s different about The Social Dilemma ....

The safest thing is to do nothing” is a great cliche, but in the case of software security, this is almost never the case. Starting with the very first line of code we write, the line has been crossed—we have introduced security risk that needs to be managed.




Man Riding Bike - markjgsmith.com - 5 years ago - eng
Man Riding Bike (Recorded Sounds #5) 2020-10-27 17:12:47 +07:00 by Mark Smith Man rides exercise bike in the fitness area of a public park Episode details: Title: Man Riding Bike Show: Recorded Sounds Episode: 5 Page: show webpage File: direct download link Size: [object Promise] Duration: 00:00:45 Another awesome episode of the podcast. #

The idea of this post was born when I was working on a presentation for my recent DotNext talk . It had a slide with a density plot like this: Here we can see a density plot based on a sample with highlighted decile locations that split the plot into 10 equal parts. Before the conference, I have been reviewed by @VladimirSitnikv . He raised a reasonable concern: it doesn’t look like all the density plot segments are ....

Recently wanted to chain org babel blocks. That is, aggregate separate source blocks and execute as one combined block. I wanted the chaining primarily driven through header arguments as follows: #+name: block-0 #+begin_src swift print("hello 0") #+end_src #+name: block-1 #+begin_src swift :include block-0 print("hello 1") #+end_src #+RESULTS: block-1 : hello 0 : hello 1 I didn't find the above syntax and behaviour supported out o....

The idea of this post was born when I was working on a presentation for my recent DotNext talk . It had a slide with a density plot like this: Here we can see a density plot based on a sample with highlighted decile locations that split the plot into 10 equal parts. Before the conference, I have been reviewed by @VladimirSitnikv . He raised a reasonable concern: it doesn’t look like all the density plot segments are ....

Following this simple tutorial I put youtube-dl on IPFS. Git repo ends on commit 48c5663c5f7dd9ecc4720f7c1522627665197939. You can see the git files using any gateway under hash QmQ8rwm3guU76oSsfQpo3rYfW91MXhmZ4jZLqKpHVTR4uE. and clone ipfs repo using git command using git clone https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmQ8rwm3guU76oSsfQpo3rYfW91MXhmZ4jZLqKpHVTR4uE :)

The X in MDX - youtu.be - 5 years ago - eng

A collection of personal notes on the setup, configuration and maintenance of a home-office TrueNAS appliance. 🖥 Hardware  ¶ I dedicated a whole post on building the machine , in which you’ll get the detailed bill of material, cost breakdown and parts selection process. Reset BMC password  ¶ If you have one of …

A collection of personal notes on the setup, configuration and maintenance of a home-office TrueNAS appliance. 🖥 Hardware  ¶ I dedicated a whole post on building the machine , in which you’ll get the detailed bill of material, cost breakdown and parts selection process. Reset BMC password  ¶ If you have one of …

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