A lot of great ideas on this list! “A list of things you're allowed to do that you thought you couldn't, or didn't even know you could.”
I ask a lot of people about their life plans. At least half of them tell me that they have no idea where to move and are just coasting along, not sure what to do next. Therefore, this post.
What to work on? Y Combinator’s Requests for Startups Also see Jay Zaveri’s World’s Hardest Problems (via Gary Basin) José Luis Ricón’s (Artir) Technology some people are excited about Church Lab’s list of projects and of their implications (via Adam Marblestone) Also see …
There are things that i learned in college that i need brusing up, and there are things that i need now that i never learned. I am going tontry this! “With over 10 million hours of instruction provided since 2005, Wyzant.com is the nation's largest marketplace for in-person”
“The great thing about standards is there are so many to pick from!” Thats a joke, get it? Standards, like RSS for podcasts, have enabled emerging technologies to spread far and wide in the information age by making it easy for…
Google is a guest on the web, as we all are. Guests don't make the rules.
I dont have a use fornthis right now, but it is an extremely powerful and useful package! “📜 Extract meaningful content from the chaos of a web page - GitHub - postlight/mercury-parser: 📜 Extract meaningful content from the chaos of a web page”
One of those libraries that I was going to write, then I thought, someone else must have already written it. Then I googled and found: "The Python ecosystem is lacking a library with useful geometric types — we aim to fix this by introducing scikit-geometry."
Good luck to the world with another search engine. Yes google is evil and I wish there was competition. But good luck! "You.com is an ad-free, private search engine that you control. Customize search results with 150 apps alongside web results. Access a zero-trace private mode."
Useful to know that Capistrano is still viable. Find out how to configure Capistrano in your Rails app, then deploy the app.
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Another tutorial on these hairy udev rules! Getting the base concepts about udev rules
Udev is really cryptic and advanced. It is often hard to trobuleshoot if you need to. What is it? Udev is the device manager for the Linux kernel. Udev dynamically creates or removes device node files at boot time in the /dev directory for all types of devices. Udev is now part of systemd as you can see by viewing the “udev” file names included with the systemd RPM package.
This looks pretty interesting. Sort of what I've been trying to home grow. "Coder is a self-hosted platform that allows organizations to securely provision developer workspaces (featuring remote IDEs and all related resources) for DevOps, platform, and software engineering teams."
Learn the basics of Hotwire and how to use it in your Rails app.
This is super helfpul, and fixes a problem that totally stymeed me!
This is a very reasonable, rational, practical style guide. “Shopify's Ruby Style Guide. Always useful to see how the ruby experts do it!”
Nice list of tips, with some gems thrown in. “The other day I made an advice thread based on Jacobian’s from last year! If you know a source for one of these, shout and I’ll edit it in. “
In this post, we will bring up a Postgres database instance in Kubernetes and then connect to this instance using a cronjob. The goal is…
Ever since VNC (Virtual Network Computing) was invented in the early 2000s at the Olivetti & Oracle Research Lab it sparked some…
Kubernetes is undoubtedly a champion in the container orchestration world. But currently, we see K3s or a lightweight Kubernetes…