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I spend quite a lot of time on my terminal throughout the day, whether it be running build scripts, git commands or SSHing (is that a word?) into servers. However, until this week I have been just using the default Terminal app that comes with MacOS. I had customised a little by using zsh and
Benefits for LWN subscribersThe primary benefit from subscribing to LWN is helping to keep us publishing, but, beyond that, subscribers get immediate access to all site content and access to a number of extra site features. Please sign up today! By Jonathan CorbetOctober 17, 2023 Cauldron The Linux kernel has supported restartable sequences (sometimes referred
Abstract As code is now an inextricable part of science it should be supported by competent Software Engineering, analogously to statistical claims being properly supported by competent statistics.If and when code avoids adequate scrutiny, science becomes unreliable and unverifiable because results — text, data, graphs, images, etc — depend on untrustworthy code.Currently, scientists rarely assure
If you’ve been concerned about data privacy, you’re not alone. I used to host all my services on an in-home physical server. Circumstances changed, and I found myself in an area with limited internet capabilities. While I’d love to be able to afford a dedicated server, my budget simply doesn’t allow it. The solution?A Virtual
Improving Ventilation in Buildings Improving ventilation (air flow, filtration, and treatment) can help you protect building occupants from respiratory infections. Good ventilation can also help you provide clean air and maintain
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At GitHub, we relentlessly pursue performance. Join me now for the tale of how we dropped a P99 time by 95% on code that runs for every single Git push operation. Every time you push to GitHub, we run a set of checks to validate your push before accepting it. If you ever tried to…
This open educational resource integrates information from my blog, my MOOCs Improving Your Statistical Inferences and Improving Your Statistical Questions, and my scientific work. The goal is to make the information more accessible, and easier to update in the future. I have re-used and adapted (parts of) my own open access articles, without adding quotation…