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Magit is the famous git client for emacs. Like many tools in emacs, it is very versatile and can do more than one thing. Here is a list of some useful command that can save time on a daily basis. Commit history Direct command M-x magit-log-current Status Buffer l l Commit history for other branch Direct command M-x magit-log-other Status Buffer l o Create new branch from changes Useful when you forgot to switch branches before commiting your work...
Learning Maths Where can you learn math Math Foundations from Scratch is part of a large course on AI, but nice and concise Robotics 501: Mathematics for Robotics for a more unexplored area of maths applied to robotics The Book of Proof - I love this one. If you ever want to understand maths at its roots, I would advise you to read this one. It’s a back to fundamentals where you demonstrate what is a multiplication using set theory and other fun stuff....
Bourne Again Shell is born again :) Pure Bash Bible Open source book on pure bash solutions. Link on Github: Pure Bash Bible ShellCheck Finds bugs in your shell scripts A linter for bash scripts https://www.shellcheck.net/ Bash Guide - Best Practices Because you don’t want people to bash your work wink Bash Guide: Best Practices Bash Pitfall The pitfall guide for bash is really good....
In France, recent news are interesting to say the least. The CNIL is the french body on protection of privacy, which is regulating most of the online activities concerning data management. They have recently issue a ruling that practically forbid the use the of Google Analytics. Google Analytics and Data Transfers to the US FR- GDPR - CNIL to forbid a website to use google analytics From their press release:...
There are multiple way to work with Google Calendar. I choose to not work with the private key thing for now. Instead I will try to use the option working with the .ics format. This should give a relatively universal solution for all kind of calendars. I don’t want a locked-in solution that would work only for Google. (Not that this would very surprising if in the end we find out we have to do something custom because it’s google)...
So, i had this planned for a while to add some more math content to this blog. Mostly for the content I do in french, where I do a lot of school related content for the kids but also for here, in english, where I will likely need it later when adding content about recommender system and other ML topics. Anyway, figured out that Latex is the way to go usually when you want to do some maths in a paper, and well, turns out there is a library for this name Katex and it’s super simple to integrate in Hugo....
A known thing - I am just posting this here as a reference Beautiful is better than ugly. Explicit is better than implicit. Simple is better than complex. Complex is better than complicated. Flat is better than nested. Sparse is better than dense. Readability counts. Special cases aren’t special enough to break the rules. Although practicality beats purity. Errors should never pass silently. Unless explicitly silenced. In the face of ambiguity, refuse the temptation to guess....
Keeping Secrets Secret in Python Based on an article by originally published by Jason Goldberger but unfortunately the original is not online anymore so I have rewritten a short version, since this is something I have been looking for a while. Fernet has one classmethod called generate_key() and two instance methods encrypt(plaintext_binary) and decrypt(cipher_binary). Step 1 : Generate a key Generate a key and save it to the OS’s environment variables:...
When you install k3s it automatically come with Traefik installed. Traefik is great but if you need to work with an other ingress, you might want to remove it. Here is how: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 # Remove traefik helm chart resource sudo kubectl -n kube-system delete helmcharts.helm.cattle.io traefik # Stop the k3s service sudo service k3s stop # add option to add to ExecStart "--no-deploy traefik \" sudo echo '--no-deploy traefik \' >> /etc/systemd/system/k3s....
Kubernetes has multiple moving parts. Here is an short article aiming at mapping all this to create some clarity. Some Basic Vocabulary Nothing fancy but let’s get this out of the way. Nodes A node can be a physical machine or a virtual machine. Cluster A cluster is a group of nodes Container runtime Docker (or runC) Pod A pod is a group of containers - that together form a logical application....
A quick snippet to get some nicer debug of json and other mapped values. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 //PrettyPrint print any interface func PrettyPrint(data interface{}) (err error) { indentedData, err := json.MarshalIndent(data, "", " ") if err == nil { fmt.Println(string(indentedData)) } return }
A refactored digest of my reading of the month. A short introduction to give a bit of context : I have been looking for a way to share on a regular basis some of my learnings. I tend to go through a pretty large amount of content as part of my work and in general. So here I will try to provide it as a structured digest. The goal is to provide an interesting selection of content both practical and conceptual to help advancing how to use tech to solve real problems....
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We have a bone to pick with the printer industry. Today, you can litteraly print anything… … as long as it is not on paper. You can 3D print your own laptop parts or even a 3D chocolate cake. But If you dare to print a black and white A4, then, it’s suddenly it’s super high tech… Ink Cartridges Are A Scam An ink cartridge cost about 1$ but is sold up to 100 time its original cost....
Problem Find all the combination of two in a team Solution 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 from itertools import combinations team = ["john", "joe", "bob", "al", "tony", "mark"] comb = combinations(team, 2) for i in list(comb): print(i) Result: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ('john', 'joe') ('john', 'bob') ('john', 'al') ('john', 'tony') ('john', 'mark') ('joe', 'bob') ('joe', 'al') ('joe', 'tony') ('joe', 'mark') ('bob', 'al') ('bob', 'tony') ('bob', 'mark') ('al', 'tony') ('al', 'mark') ('tony', 'mark') Let’s up the game now we want to arrange the combinations results in a way that none of these guys are on call twice in a row...