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Ionic 5 and Angular 8: Create a Welcome Page with Tabs Home Pages.
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www.9lessons.info
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6 years ago
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I received lots of tutorial requests from my readers in that most of them asked me, how to use Ionic 5 to create a welcome page with login and signup pages. Ionic updated there code base with latest Angular 8 features. Now we can implement the routes and guards pretty easy way. Ionic is recommending to use Capacitor to generate iOS and Android. This post will explain to you how to design an Ionic project structure with social project relate..
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Back when the Raspberry Pi was first released in 2012 Michael Bacarella wrote a blog post on using OCaml and Async on this little device. Since then installing OCaml via opam has become a pretty smooth experience and everything works out of the box when using Raspbian – the default Raspberry Pi distribution.
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Back when the Raspberry Pi was first released in 2012 Michael Bacarella wrote a blog post on using OCaml and Async on this little device. Since then installing OCaml via opam has become a pretty smooth experience and everything works out of the box when using Raspbian – the default Raspberry Pi distribution.
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Zola is a static site generator in Rust. Wanting to blog a bit more and having a passing interest in Rust, I figured I might as well rebuild my blog rather than actually write anything...
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Analyzing FIFA 19 data (I). Data Cleaning with Pandas and Numpy
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www.rasulkireev.com
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6 years ago
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eng
My first start-to-end Data Science project. I am going to be looking at FIFA 19 player database. In this part I talk about Data Cleaning.
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Making your first open source contribution. There is nothing to be scared about! We'll got through this together.
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Don't write software like you write books: the value of delivering early and frequently
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lucasfcosta.com
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6 years ago
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eng
Not delivering early and frequently makes writing software as difficult as writing books. Publishing books is hard because the feedback loop is long and slow. You can't validate a book unless you ha...
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Don't write software like you write books: the value of delivering early and frequently
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lucasfcosta.com
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6 years ago
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eng
Not delivering early and frequently makes writing software as difficult as writing books. Publishing books is hard because the feedback loop is long and slow. You can't validate a book unless you ha...
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While cleaning out a drawer last night, I came across my old, beloved Nokia N810 Internet appliance that I bought in early 2008. This thing was sexy and entirely made of aluminum. It had a touchscreen (and stylus), backlit slide-out keyboard, expandable SD storage, GPS and front-facing webcam running Maemo Linux on an ARM CPU. The N810 came out shortly after the iPhone in 2007, and just before Android phones started hitting the market en ..
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While cleaning out a drawer last night, I came across my old, beloved Nokia N810 Internet appliance that I bought in early 2008. This thing was sexy and entirely made of aluminum. It had a touchscreen (and stylus), backlit slide-out keyboard, expandable SD storage, GPS and front-facing webcam running Maemo Linux on an ARM CPU. The N810 came out shortly after the iPhone in 2007, and just before Android phones started hitting the market en ..
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We're excited to announce that Snyk has partnered with CircleCI to help you use open source and stay secure.
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As our Tools & Compilers team has grown, the kinds of projects we work on has become more ambitious. Here are some of the major things we’re currently working on:
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As our Tools & Compilers team has grown, the kinds of projects we work on has become more ambitious. Here are some of the major things we’re currently working on:
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RabbitMQ is a robust message queue which features high message throughput, configurable acknowledgements, an intuitive management GUI and wide client library support. Written in Erlang, RabbitMQ has built a reputation for outstanding stability which makes it a popular choice as a core infrastructure system. As you plan your overall messaging architecture a universal requirement is to minimize downtime from any single point of failure. For..
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I examined Eclipse IDE plugins and then narrowed it down to the top 10 most helpful plugins that I have added to my own toolkit.
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This is a story about how you should not respond to a vulnerability disclosure. Back in 2015 a man-in-the-middle (MITM) vulnerability was…
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At lunch today I learned about Transactional Synchronization Extensions (TSX) which is an implementation of transactional memory. The conversation started as a rant about why transactional memory is bad but then it evolved into how this concept even came to be and how it even got implemented if it’s such a terrible idea. What is transactional memory? First let’s start by going over what transactional memory is. You might be familiar wit....
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Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: the Government brought its best intentions and a bottomless bag of money, removed all incentive for fiscal responsibility, then left us all wondering why an entire industry got so expensive. No, I’m not talking about higher education — or health care, pharmaceuticals, or agriculture; I’m talking about infrastructure. Charles Marohn points out that the United States has used infrastructure spendin..
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Google Forcing Nest Cameras Visual Indicator Light To Be On
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www.mattcrampton.com
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6 years ago
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eng
Google Forcing Nest Cameras Visual Indicator Light To Be On Received the following email from Google today... Full email text... Recently, we shared our commitment to privacy to outline how our products work in your home. As part of that commitment, we explained that you will always see a clear visual indicator when your Nest cameras are on and sending video and audio to Nest. So we're changing how the status lights function on Nest cameras..
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https://davidwinter.dev/install-and-manage-wordpress-with-composer/ This is the killer workflow for WordPress, or at least the key element to build one. Part 1: Composer and WordPress Part 2 (in the work): WordPress and Git 1. What is Composer Composer is a great tool to manage your PHP dependencies. You probably already know about it if you are used to working with PHP. Composer is to PHP what npm is to javascript or pip is to Python.
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https://davidwinter.dev/install-and-manage-wordpress-with-composer/ This is the killer workflow for WordPress, or at least the key element to build one. Part 1: Composer and WordPress Part 2 (in the work): WordPress and Git 1. What is Composer Composer is a great tool to manage your PHP dependencies. You probably already know about it if you are used to working with PHP. Composer is to PHP what npm is to javascript or pip is to Python.
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tl;dr : Link-time optimization is better. It produces faster code, and if you have more than one core, it is also faster. When you only have one core, it is not significantly slower, either. I had a conversation with an acquaintance on IRC recently about a blog post he wrote concerning SQLite and the decision by SQLite’s authors to put basically all of the C code into one file. The SQLite authors call it amalgamation .
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tl;dr : Link-time optimization is better. It produces faster code, and if you have more than one core, it is also faster. When you only have one core, it is not significantly slower, either. I had a conversation with an acquaintance on IRC recently about a blog post he wrote concerning SQLite and the decision by SQLite’s authors to put basically all of the C code into one file. The SQLite authors call it amalgamation .
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tl;dr : Link-time optimization is better. It produces faster code, and if you have more than one core, it is also faster. When you only have one core, it is not significantly slower, either. I had a conversation with an acquaintance on IRC recently about a blog post he wrote concerning SQLite and the decision by SQLite’s authors to put basically all of the C code into one file. The SQLite authors call it amalgamation .
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tl;dr : Link-time optimization is better. It produces faster code, and if you have more than one core, it is also faster. When you only have one core, it is not significantly slower, either. I had a conversation with an acquaintance on IRC recently about a blog post he wrote concerning SQLite and the decision by SQLite’s authors to put basically all of the C code into one file. The SQLite authors call it amalgamation .
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tl;dr : Link-time optimization is better. It produces faster code, and if you have more than one core, it is also faster. When you only have one core, it is not significantly slower, either. I had a conversation with an acquaintance on IRC recently about a blog post he wrote concerning SQLite and the decision by SQLite’s authors to put basically all of the C code into one file. The SQLite authors call it amalgamation .
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tl;dr : Link-time optimization is better. It produces faster code, and if you have more than one core, it is also faster. When you only have one core, it is not significantly slower, either. I had a conversation with an acquaintance on IRC recently about a blog post he wrote concerning SQLite and the decision by SQLite’s authors to put basically all of the C code into one file. The SQLite authors call it amalgamation .
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Chris Wright does a much better job of making the point Anna Merlan tried to make the other day : that you don’t have to spend a bunch of money to take on the vanlife lifestyle. It helps, so you don’t spend the entire journey wracked with agonizing worry like Chris did, but you can still have some awesome experiences without it. Permalink.
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Many developers have a tendency to consider themselves smarter than everyone else — or at least, smarter than the person who wrote the platform they build on. Web developers have made a habit of this, but as Carter Sande points out , that just might not be the case. “I think it’s best to build small, simple, standards-based web pages. Browser developers are really good at their jobs, and they’ve spent a lot of time on features like pro..
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My previous post on the rebrand involved merely changing the name of my blog. You’ll notice that I’ve now changed the domain of the site.
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tldr: Invoke-ASCmd caches xmla files somewhere. Always provide the absolute path to Invoke-ASCmd -InputFile.
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Figure 1. Two mason jars, full of cucumbers, just gone in. Both using this recipe, one with added chilli flakes, one with added Sichuan pepper. Here’s my lacto-fermented cucumbers recipe. This is adapted from the great Wild Fermentation book . I’ve honed this recipe to perfection over many trials – but you’ll need to try it a few times and adjust it to your particular cucumbers, climate & tastes, I expect. Although mini-cucumbers are ....
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