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Imagine you're working on a complex puzzle. There are two ways to solve it: The first way: You keep rearranging all the pieces directly on the table, moving them around, and sometimes the pieces you've already arranged get disturbed. This is like traditional imperative programming, where we directly modify data and state as we go.
The complex relationship of give-and-take in the knowledge journey is untangled in the results from the latest Stack Overflow Knows survey.
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NodeJS is a very popular platform for building backend services and creating API endpoints. Several large companies use NodeJS in their microservices tech stack, which makes it a very useful platform to learn and know, similar to other popular languages like Java and Python. ExpressJS is a leading framework used for building APIs, and TypeScript provides necessary strict typing support, which is very valuable in large...
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Azure storage accounts are a cornerstone for data storage solutions in the Azure ecosystem, supporting various workloads, from storing SQL backups to serving media files. Automating tasks like deleting outdated or redundant blobs from storage containers can optimize storage costs and ensure efficiency. This guide will walk you through using PowerShell to safely and effectively delete blobs from an Azure storage...
This release introduces the ability to automatically and programmatically demote an inactive Subject Matter Expert (SME) to ensure a healthy roster of contributing experts.
The EU Cyber Resilience Act will introduce new cybersecurity requirements for software released in the EU. Learn what it means for your open source projects and what GitHub is doing to ensure the law will be a net win for open source maintainers. The post What the EUβs new software legislation means for developers appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
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Users tend to notice a decline in low-concurrency performance more easily, while improvements in high-concurrency performance are often harder to perceive. Therefore, maintaining low-concurrency performance is crucial, as it directly affects user experience and the willingness to upgrade [1]. According to extensive user feedback, after upgrading to MySQL 8.0, users have generally perceived a decline in performance,...
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Kubernetes is not new and has been a de-facto standard of deployments and CI/CD at most companies for a while. The goal of this article is to make you familiar with all the terms and jargon that Kubernetes experts use, in approximately 5 minutes! Introduction to Kubernetes Kubernetes provides a scalable framework to manage containers, offering features that span basic cluster architecture to advanced workload...
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Data processing speed and efficiency matter most with big datasets. GZIP and ZLIB compressed data for years. But ZSTD often works much better now. Let us investigate a compression experiment comparing ZSTD, GZIP, and ZLIB regarding speed, compression ratio, and decompression efficiency. By the end, youβll see why ZSTD should be your go-to choice when compressing large data.
As the adoption of Generative AI (GenAI) surges across industries, organizations are increasingly leveraging Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) techniques to bolster their AI models with real-time, context-rich data. Managing the complex flow of information in such applications poses significant challenges, particularly when dealing with continuously generated data at scale. KubeMQ, a robust message broker, emerges...
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The home team is joined by Kinnaird McQuaid, founder and CTO of NightVision, which offers developer-friendly API and web app security testing. Kinnaird talks about his path from school-age hacker to white-hat security expert, why itβs important to build security practices into the software development lifecycle, how GenAI is changing security testing, and what security teams need to understand about developersβ working...
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I wrote a small 3D Github profile visualizer. You can try by putting your username in the url: https://glowhub.pages.dev/torvalds?theme=purple Replace "torvalds" with your username It is embeddable and an image can be exported (follow the instructions in the readme) hope you guys enjoy it submitted by /u/nobodycares_dude [link] [comments]
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In todayβs fast-paced development environment, containerized applications have become the go-to solution for many organizations. They offer scalability, portability, and efficiency. However, containerized environments also bring their own set of challenges, particularly when it comes to security vulnerabilities. One of the most effective ways to mitigate these risks is by focusing on the base images used for...
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Large language models (LLMs)(opens new window)have transformed the natural language processing (NLP)(new window)domain by generating human-like text, answering complex questions, and analyzing large amounts of information with impressive accuracy. Their ability to process diverse queries and produce detailed responses makes them invaluable across many fields, from customer service to medical research. However, as LLMs...
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Prometheus is a tool that helps you track how your systems are working. Think of it as a tool that collects numbers about your applications and servers. This guide will help you understand the different types of metrics and how to use them. The Four Basic Types of Prometheus Metrics 1. Counters - Numbers That Only Go Up A counter is a number that only goes up or resets to zero on restart, just like a car's odometer...
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