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Django 5.1 released

The Django team has released Django 5.1, which includes improvements such as the LoginRequiredMiddleware for authentication, accessibility enhancements, and the querystring template tag. Django 5.0 has reached the end of mainstream support, with the final bug fix release being 5.0.8. Users are encou.. read more  

Django 5.1 released
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A look inside the BPF verifier

LWN has extensively covered BPF and its verifier, which checks properties like memory access and function calls to ensure safety. The verifier uses abstract interpretation to simulate program behavior and track register states, though there are limitations in handling complex conditional branches an.. read more  

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RAM-a-thon: The handy explanation of computers you've always subconsciously dreamed of, now a reality.

A detailed in-depth, and comprehensive explanation of how computers operate internally, focusing on RAM and CPU aspects, respectively... read more  

RAM-a-thon: The handy explanation of computers you've always subconsciously dreamed of, now a reality.
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How I Use "AI"

The author argues against the over-hype of AI models, stating recent advances in large language models (LLMs) are genuinely impactful. Interacting with various LLMs has increased their productivity by at least 50%, particularly in coding tasks. They provide a long list of practical applications wher.. read more  

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UX & Product Design Week in London

Join us for UX & Product Design Week in London, August 6-9, 2024! This event is a must for Product Design Directors, UX Designers, and industry leaders, offering insights into the latest trends in product design and leadership. Enjoy daily expert meetings, office visits, and exclusive networking opp..

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Monitor External Services with Prometheus Blackbox Exporter

Prometheus Blackbox Exporteris a powerful tool for monitoring the health and performance of external services. It can be used to probe various protocols like HTTP, DNS, TCP, and ICMP, providing valuable metrics for alerting and analysis. This blog post explores what Prometheus Blackbox Exporter is a..

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Docker Compose Logs: A Guide for Developers and DevOps Engineers

Docker Compose is a powerful tool for managing multi-container applications. But how do you keep track of what’s happening inside all those containers? That’s whereDocker Compose logscome in. This guide covers everything you need to know about Docker Compose logs, including: - How to view, filter, a..

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@madnanb647 shared a post, 1 year, 3 months ago

LeetCode Alternatives of System Design

In this technologically competitive world, LeetCode is the most hyped software for system designs and is undoubtedly a good choice. But what about the best Leetcode alternatives, offering outstanding features and enabling you to practice system design problems, data structures, and algorithms in the..

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Why we built Resourcely

Terraform Open Policy Agent (OPA)

Resourcely was built to address the challenge of cloud infrastructure misconfiguration, which can lead to costly incidents and wasted developer time. By providing customizable templates and a policy language for secure Terraform deployment, Resourcely simplifies infrastructure management and empowers developers while ensuring security. The platform aims to eliminate errors by automating best practices and reducing human intervention, ultimately improving productivity and reducing the financial impact of misconfiguration and breaches.

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Scaling DevOps’ Efficiency & How It Relates To DBOps

We must understand how to move fast and increase velocity with databases and what new tools and processes we need to build around. This comes down to incorporating database guardrails and moving towards DBOps. Starting and scaling DevOps in the enterprise is only the beginning. DevOps automation tools helped us achieve improvements in many areas of software development, but now we need to see how to move forward with DBOps. In this article, we’re going to explore how to build DevOps for databases called DBOps and how it can scale efficiency and drive business growth

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