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25 Jun

How to Conquer Imposter Syndrome

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It's been about 20 days, and I've been very busy with my college assignments. But on the side, I managed to finish the basics of web development and tried to get back into coding by creating a few small projects. However, I encountered a significant challenge: imposter syndrome. I kept comparing myself to many younger developers who are excelling in the field, securing jobs at multinational corporations, landing remote positions, or even starting their own SaaS businesses. Moreover, I've come across numerous YouTube videos suggesting that the MERN Stack and web development, in general, are becoming saturated fields, and all…

25 Jun

Resourcely founder-led in person or virtual hands-on workshop

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Join Resourcely for a free founder-led in person or virtual hands-on workshop. Learn how easy it is to enable cloud infrastructure paved roads to prevent misconfigurations for your organization. In this session, you’ll learn how to: ✅ Navigate Resourcely user interface, and connection options. ✅ Integrate your SSO provider ✅ Integrate your VCS provider ✅ Understand what Resourcely Blueprints and Guardrails are in our catalog out of the box ✅ Understand the importance of Global Contexts ✅ Understand configuration options for Blueprints ✅ Understand configuration options for Really, our policy as code language ✅ Understand how Resourcely can integrate into…

25 Jun

The Terms for a Meeting with Me

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I just came out of a disaster of a sales meeting. The client was hostile, and I can actually understand why. My vertical is filled with 99.9% thieves and thugs, and the stigma of working with AI is real. It's a gold rush, and like always it attracts all the wrong people. If you don't believe me, then please log in to LinkedIn and try to find one of your contacts not being an alleged "AI expert" these days. My Credentials My credentials was one of the things the client was asking me about. I don't like bragging about myself…

25 Jun

Converting RGBA to HEX in JavaScript: A Comprehensive Guide

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In web development, managing colors efficiently is crucial for creating visually appealing applications. One common task is converting colors from RGBA (Red, Green, Blue, Alpha) format to HEX (Hexadecimal) format. In this article, we’ll explore a robust JavaScript function to achieve this conversion seamlessly. Introduction to Color Formats Colors in web development can be represented in various formats, including: RGBA: Specifies colors with Red, Green, Blue, and Alpha (opacity) values.HEX: Represents colors using a hexadecimal code.Converting between these formats is often necessary for consistent styling across different platforms and tools. The rgbaToHex FunctionThe rgbaToHex function is designed to convert an…

25 Jun

Introduction to Computer Vision in .NET

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Introduction Computer vision is a transformative technology that enables machines to interpret and understand the visual world. By utilizing the OpenCV library through OpenCvSharp in .NET, developers can perform various image processing and computer vision tasks effectively. This guide will introduce essential image operations, providing a strong foundation for more advanced applications. OpenCV (Open Source Computer Vision Library) is a comprehensive library for computer vision tasks that supports many popular programming languages, including Python, C++, and Java. In this article, we will focus on using the .NET wrapper, OpenCvSharp, to bring the power of OpenCV to the .NET ecosystem. OpenCV…

25 Jun

Implementing the Cached Repository Pattern in C#

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This article will guide you through the detailed implementation of the Cached Repository Pattern in C#. The Cached Repository Pattern combines the proven principles of the Repository Pattern with the performance enhancements of the Cache Pattern. The goal is to efficiently organize data access and improve application performance by caching frequently retrieved data. Introduction to the Cached Repository Pattern The Cached Repository Pattern combines the Repository Pattern with the Cache Pattern to structure data access and enhance performance. The Repository Pattern centralizes data access logic in separate classes, while the Cache Pattern stores frequently accessed data in memory to reduce…

25 Jun

Openshift Kubernetes Distribution (OKD)

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OKD adalah pendistribusian Kubernetes yang dioptimisasi untuk pengembangan aplikasi secara terus menerus dan multi-tenant deployment. OKD menambahkan tools DevOps agar pengembangan aplikasi cepat terjadi, mempermudah penggunaan dan skalabiltas serta maintenance lifecycle jangka panjang bagi tim segala ukuran. Selain itu OKD juga di-embed di Red Hat OpenShift. Kubernetes merupakan platform open-source yang digunakan untuk melakukan manajemen workloads aplikasi yang dikontainerisasi, serta menyediakan konfigurasi dan otomatisasi secara deklaratif. Kubernetes berada di dalam ekosistem yang besar dan berkembang cepat. Service, support, dan perkakas Kubernetes tersedia secara meluas. Kubernetes memiliki sejumlah fitur yang dapat dijabarkan sebagai berikut: platform kontainerplatform microservices Beberapa jenis openshift OpenShift…

25 Jun

5 Best Tips to Improve Your Programming Skills

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As a developer, good programming skills are the key to success in your career. Here are the five best tips that can help you improve your programming skills: Learn a New Programming Language: Don't just focus on one programming language. Learn a new language to broaden your horizons and understand different concepts. For example, if you're already good at JavaScript, try learning Python or Go. Join a Developer Community: Join a community like dev.to, Stack Overflow, or GitHub. Participate in discussions, share knowledge, and learn from other developers' experiences. Take Online Courses and Read Books: Take advantage of online resources…

25 Jun

Introduction to the Periodic Table of DevOps Tools

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In the rapidly evolving landscape of DevOps, selecting the right tools can be daunting. The "Periodic Table of DevOps Tools" serves as a comprehensive guide, categorizing and organizing tools into various functions, making it easier for practitioners to navigate the complex ecosystem. This blog will introduce you to this innovative approach and prepare you for deeper dives into individual tools in upcoming posts. Understanding the Periodic Table of DevOps Tools The concept of a periodic table in DevOps is inspired by the periodic table of chemical elements, but instead of elements, it categorizes a myriad of tools across different stages…

25 Jun

Set dtype with dtype argument functions and get it in PyTorch

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You can set dtype with the functions which have dtype arguments and get it with dtype and type() as shown below: *Memos: tensor(). *My post explains tensor(): import torch my_tensor = torch.tensor([0, 1, 2]) my_tensor = torch.tensor([0, 1, 2], dtype=torch.int64) my_tensor = torch.tensor([0, 1, 2], dtype=int) my_tensor, my_tensor.dtype, my_tensor.type() # (tensor([0, 1, 2]), torch.int64, 'torch.LongTensor') my_tensor = torch.tensor([0., 1., 2.], dtype=torch.float64) my_tensor = torch.tensor([0., 1., 2.], dtype=float) my_tensor, my_tensor.dtype, my_tensor.type() # (tensor([0., 1., 2.], dtype=torch.float64), # torch.float64, # 'torch.DoubleTensor') my_tensor = torch.tensor([0.+7.j, 1.+4.j, 2.+5.j], dtype=torch.complex32) my_tensor, my_tensor.dtype, my_tensor.type() # (tensor([0.+7.j, 1.+4.j, 2.+5.j], dtype=torch.complex32), # torch.complex32, # 'torch.ComplexHalfTensor') my_tensor = torch.tensor([True,…