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Social network for developers to discuss topics about bugs and issues, write and share knowledge and connect with millions of developers worldwide.
Source: Introduce Divergence Theorem, a visual explanation for Beginnners
I do always appreciate those videos. They are often enlighting
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Converting Speech to Text in 10 Minutes with Python and Watson
Ok, it’s not free-as-in-freedom, but someone nevertheless could find it useful… Converting Speech to Text in 10 Minutes with Python and Watson Social network for developers to discuss topics about bugs and issues, write and share knowledge and connect with millions of developers worldwide.
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Lo scheduler di default su Linux non garantisce una buona reattività delle app: vediamo come adeguarlo sfruttando CFS Zen Tweaks.
Source: [GUIDA] Linux: migliorare le performance ottimizzando lo scheduler
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I know them all
Linux Networking Commands That You Must Know | by Vikram Gupta | Nov, 2021 | Level Up Coding Fine, I know and use them all: ifconfig traceroute tracepath ping netstat hostname curl wget whois scp ssh
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Not deprecated
«In Kotlin, loops are deprecated.» That’s the title picked by Luc-Antoine Girardin. Of course they are not, in fact he starts the article with Well… That’s not entirely true. It would not make sense to actually deprecate them as loops have been a part of programming for decades… They reality is that programming language that…
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How to Run Shell Script as Systemd Service in Linux ?
How to Run Shell Script as Systemd Service in Linux ? Here, we will make a manual script which will act like a process to find disk utilization of the Linux system. To begin, Make a bash script that redirects date and disk utilization in a file. You can create files in any location. We…
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3 Books Every Programmer Should Read
by Aniket, in JavaScript in Plain English
Automate the Boring Stuff with Python — Al Sweigart
Cracking the Coding Interview — Gayle Laakmann McDowell
Competitive Programmer’s Handbook — Antti Laaksenon
Documentations, Tricks
Linux: logout automatico per inattività
In questa breve guida vi mostro come impostare il logout automatico dalla sessione su sistemi Linux e Unix-like. Source: [GUIDA] Linux: come effettuare il logout automatico per inattività Ovviamente dalla shell (linea di comando). Basta impostare la variable d’ambiente TMOUT. Mai smettere d’imparare. Ovviamente si può Configurare l’uscita automatica anche dall’interfaccia grafica.