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La extensión Copilot Chat para Visual Studio Code ha experimentado una rápida evolución en los últimos meses, incorporando una amplia […]| OpenSecurity
If you signed up on the original post, you will also receive this info in an email. For week one of a WordPress Book Club, we will be discussing the Preface and Chapter 1. Introduction. To start the club, we are going to do introductions. I’ll ask everyone to share their name and how long they have been involved […] The post WP Book Club Week 1 appeared first on Aaron Jorbin.| Aaron Jorbin
At a previous job, we had an engineering book club. Once a week we would meet and discuss a chapter of a book. It was a good opportunity to hear multiple perspectives on an author’s work, to see who agreed with the author and where people thought the author was off-base. I would like to […]| Aaron Jorbin
La extensión Copilot Chat para Visual Studio Code ha experimentado una rápida evolución en los últimos meses, incorporando una amplia […]| OpenSecurity
WordCamp US is coming up in two weeks and I’m looking forward to seeing all the other contributors, most of whom I haven’t seen since WordCamp US last year. In addition to all of the education that takes place at WordCamps, these are the main opportunities that committers (the folks who make the decisions on […]| Aaron Jorbin
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In WooCommerce development, manipulating product images through code is crucial for creating unique shopping experiences. This guide breaks down a […] The post How to Get Product Images in WooCommerce Using Code appeared first on Users Insights.| Users Insights
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This article provides a detailed overview of the WP_User_Query class in WordPress. The WP_User_Query class is used in WordPress to […] The post WP_User_Query class explained appeared first on Users Insights.| Users Insights
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One of the most important features of an e-commerce store is the ability for customers to add items to their […] The post How to get cart items in WooCommerce with code appeared first on Users Insights.| Users Insights
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I thought AI would take my job. Instead, it gave me a second brain and made me love programming all over again.| Tim Broddin
Terraform is an open-source software tool for Infrastructure as Code (IaC). The tool helps users to define and provision a cloud infrastructure with code. This guide will guide you on how to install Terraform on Linux. You can either install Terraform from pre-compiled binary or you can also compile it from source and that this […] The post How to Install Terraform in Linux first appeared on TzuSec.com.| TzuSec.com
For a while I’ve been using monitoRSS to broadcast a bunch of RSS feeds to various Discord channels. However, they’ve cut back on the free tier’s capabilities, and the paid tiers are rather expensive. So, this pushed me into finally creating rss2discord, a self-hosted RSS posting bot which you can run from anywhere that you can run Python scripts.| busybee: Code
After figuring out a basic anti-bot measure for Publ, I decided to try building a simple experiment for Flask in general.| beesbuzz.biz
Dovecot, which is a secure IMAP server, released version 2.4.0 on 24 January 2025 and a minor revision of 2.4.1 on 28 March 2025. As such, I recently decided to update my instances from the 2.3 branch (version 2.3.21.1 to be exact) to this new 2.4 branch. Though major revision updates can often be problematic, ...| The Z-Issue
En deux motsTout allait plutôt bien pour Raïzo, personne ne la dérangeait dans son squat lausannois et ses 24 plants de cannabis lui suffisaient pour vivre décemment. Mais une transaction bizarre e…| Ma collection de livres
My May and June in WordPress focused on helping get 6.8.2 set up for success and gardening old trac tickets. This was my first time putting together the squad for a minor release that I wasn’t going to be a member of. I coordinated with a few active committers, team reps, and the 6.8.0 release […]| Aaron Jorbin
Secure coding education is the key to unlocking more sustainable security practices within application development.| Help Net Security
This morning I was once again thinking about how to put some proper antibot behavior onto my websites, without relying on Cloudflare. There are plenty of fronting proxies like Anubis and Go Away which put a simple proof-of-work task in front of a website. This is pretty effective, but it adds more of an admin tax (and is often quite difficult to configure for servers that host multiple websites, such as mine), and sometimes the false positive rates can have some other bad effects, such as dis...| busybee
After getting in an extended discussion about the supposed performance tradeoff between #pragma once and #ifndef guards vs. the argument of correctness or not (I was taking the side of #pragma once based on some relatively recent indoctrination to that end), I decided to finally test the theory that #pragma once is faster because the compiler doesn’t have to try to re-#include a file that had already been included.| busybee: Code
The UNIX select() API should have been deprecated years ago. While unsafe operations like sscanf(), sprintf(), gets(), and so forth all provide compile-time deprecation warnings, select() is also incredibly dangerous and has a more modern, safer replacement (poll()), but yet people continue to use it.| busybee: Code
Today I got into a discussion regarding embedded programmers and their tendency to avoid exceptions in C++ (even after moving to new-school “embedded” systems such as smartphones, game consoles, and set-top boxes). The argument basically boils down to three things: code size, memory usage, and execution speed. So, rather than continue on without actually putting my beliefs to the test (the discussion basically centered around whether engineers are making assumptions based on how things we...| beesbuzz.biz
by Beat Suter So far, CH-Ludens has only been able to identify and archive just four listing games that were created in Switzerland. All four oft hem were printed as winners in computer magazines and therefore available as printed source code in archives that preserve computer magazines. These are the games Jagdszene Chicago (1985) by Christoph Cronimund, Cave Flight (1985) by René Straub, Top Tennis (1985) by Bernhard Dalle and Muri (1987) by Markus Wild and Marius Wey. Of course, in the ea...| Confoederatio Ludens
A simple way to implement a “search” feature into your node app is using the database engine to check for presence of tokenized search query. In my case, I’m using MySQL with the Sequelize ORM and needed to add a e-commerce like search form with product results for a client.| N’s Blog
After some experimentation, research, and AI being stupid, I finally have a simple, clean implementation of a star rating component that uses only radio inputs and labels and allows for half steps. 50 lines of beautiful CSS. Let’s break it down piece by piece.| Fractaled Mind
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I didn’t want to implement rate limiting, so I have $10 in my OpenAI account and this project will stop working when the credits run out. You can fork it yourself and run it on Vercel using the details on the Github project| Gyan Lakhwani
The next major release of Collabora Online Development Edition (CODE) is here! This release focuses on automation, security, and precision, introducing key improvements like Autotext for faster document creation, eID Easy for secure PDF signing, and a new Presenter Console in Impress. Spreadsheet users will benefit from improved UX, new functions, and a smarter Autofill […]| Collabora Online and Collabora Office
Proposal to reopen discussion on making the `private` method work on constants in Ruby for better code simplicity and consistency| All about coding
Congratulations to the FAIR team on thier launch. 1.0 is the lonliest number, so getting to to this milestone is something for them to celebrate and I hope the team behind it feels great about getting this far. One of the best parts of getting to a public release is that you start getting feedback […] The post Some initial questions about FAIR appeared first on Aaron Jorbin.| Aaron Jorbin
I don’t know about you, but WordPress is feeling 22. I am celebrating by helping WordPress do what it has done nearly every day for 22 years: getting a little better (and being ok making mistakes in the process).| Aaron Jorbin
Complete your summer lesson plan with the perfect kindergarten literacy center where your students will be decoding secret code words from an exciting summer vocabulary list. Read the full post: Get Ready For Super Summer Fun Decoding Secret Code Words| Kool Kids Games
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Diving into the Cats module - some conceptual differences between Catlab v0.16 and v0.17 for modeling categories, functors, (co)limits, and more.| blog.algebraicjulia.org
Lobsters has had a chat room on Libera Chat for 9 years today. Lobsters itself is 12, and I see Libera Chat as continuous with a rename a few years ago.| Push.cx
I really liked a “Long Term Refactors” by Max Chernyak explaining a nice development practice. I was reminded of a thing that surprised me about refactors and dependency management.| Push.cx
NixOS on prgmr and Failing to Learn Nix| push.cx
What is Austin WUI and why should you care about it? The Austin, Texas, Wildlife Urban Interface (WUI) Code is a comprehensive set of regulations designed to mitigate the risk of wildfire damage in areas where the built environment meets the natural landscape. These zones, characterized by their…more The post What is Austin WUI and why should you care about it? appeared first on TimberTown.| TimberTown
The popular “Modern Embedded Programming” video course now contains a segment devoted to state machines. If you really want to understand state machines, this is your ultimate resource! Video playlist “State Machines” What are State Machines? These lessons start a new segment about STATE MACHINES. The lesson starts with the biggest challenge of event-driven programming, […]| Modern Embedded Software | Quantum Leaps
F.ail fast and make it cheapU.nderstand your domainC.omply with standards and idiomaticsK.now when to split We’ve all wasted days debugging a supposedly “clean” Java class named s…| PRDeving
My March and April in WordPress started focused on helping with 6.8. This release turned out to be fairly smooth, in large part due to the community of folks who helped test beforehand. As often is the case, some folks waited until the general release to start testing which meant that a few bugs needed […] The post My March And April in WordPress appeared first on Aaron Jorbin.| Aaron Jorbin
Whether you’re generating slop or code, underneath it’s the same shoggoth with a smiley face.| adactio.com
On SpinDizzy MUCK there are a bunch of “hug” verbs which are a bit whimsical and a bit nonsensical, and for reasons that are too silly to get into, I have been locked in an eternal battle with Austin in which I am constantly creating more.| busybee
smartrappy logo If you’ve ever inherited responsibility for a messy Python codebase, or returned to your own code after a few months, and wondered “what on earth is going on here?”, you’re not alone. Understanding complex code dependencies, data flows, and how different parts of a project interact is a common challenge, especially with analytical pipelines that have gathered a bit of dust or changed substantially since you last used them. Of course, ideally, it shouldn’t get to this...| Arthur Turrell
The ritual starts. JIRA, jira tickets everywhere. As you are not a newbie in the tech game, you listen, watch, analyse and spot behaviour patterns. Initial excitement fades away. Why? What are the red flags?| Jakub Jarosz
AI coding assistants like GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT have stormed into our workflows, promising to turn weeks of grind into minutes of “magic.” Who wouldn’t want a tireless sidekick that writes boilerplate, debugs code, and answers questions on demand? Early experiences often feel like a superpower – describe a feature in plain language and out … Continue reading "Shortcuts always causes delays: The importance of learning and the perils of AI assistance."| PRDeving
I once found myself knee-deep in an “elegant” framework that was supposed to solve every future problem. Spoiler: It was this weekend, and it didn’t fix shit. I remember dozens of times…| PRDeving
We're currently working on a way to update the containers we're using for Dangerzone without having to issue new releases. In order to do that, we push new container images to a container registry, and sign them with an hardware key. In addition, we want to do the verification part …| (not) my ideas
Recently, I did some Debian python packaging, for the Dangerzone project. I was pretty happy to find an excuse to learn about Debian packaging: I'm a long time user of Debian, and their culture resonates well with me. More specifically, we switched from stdeb to pybuild. Stdeb wasn't working for …| (not) my ideas
When I'm reading a theory book, oftentimes I'm taking notes: it helps me remember the contents, make it easier to get back to it later on, and overall it helps me organize my thoughts. I was looking for an excuse to use LLM embeddings, to better understand what they are …| (not) my ideas
I really like Pydantic because it makes it easy to define the the structure of the objects I want to use, using typing. I wanted to parse a json object and build a different object depending on the value of some specific key in the JSON object. Here, I have …| (not) my ideas
The main branch of uMap now ships a web socket server, enabling local changes to be replicated to other peers. Here is short video capturing how the import of some data can be synced between two browsers. It's pretty exciting, but the feature is not complete yet, and it's still …| (not) my ideas
I've installed readeck to track the articles I read, and I'm currently trying to make it a database for the quotes I do. Because there is a nice Firefox add-on I hope it will be convenient to use. Readeck proposes an API to retrieve the data it stores, and I …| (not) my ideas
Here is how to start a process inside a test suite, using a pytest fixture. This comes straight from this post. defrun_websocket_server(server_running_file=None):ds_proc=subprocess.Popen(["umap","run_websocket_server",],stdout=subprocess.PIPE,stderr=subprocess.STDOUT,)time.sleep(2)# Ensure it started properly before yieldingassertnotds_proc.poll(),ds_proc …| (not) my ideas
I recently had to create a new identity and GPG signing key for my github profile. Here is how I did, for future reference: Creating the key and exporting it I created the key in thunderbird, which I use for my emails. I did it directly there, but it's also …| (not) my ideas
More often than I would like, I'm commiting using git commit -a, and I end up with files commited that aren't supposed to be there To undo the latest commit, I can git reset HEAD~, but for whatever reason, I can't fit this in my head. So I just added …| (not) my ideas
I spent some time today deploying uMap to fly.io, using a Dockerfile. Here are some notes I took. First, I had to install the flyctl command. On OSX, with brew, it's: brewinstallflyctl Fly is using docker containers under the hood, and provides some tools to help create …| (not) my ideas
I've had a situation in which I wanted to check the memory consumption of a long-running process on my machine. For this, I discovered I can use the time gnu utility (which is different from the bash time). I didn't know it was possible to have this information this way …| (not) my ideas
I've learned today a really simple trick I wasn't aware of, to turn any webpage into something I can edit, I just need to enter:| (not) my ideas
Following a discussion with a friend, I realized the number of not-for-profit organizations could be a good indicator of activities in a city, potentially corellating it to well-being. I wanted to create a choropleth map, so that different cities appear in different colors on the map, depending on their respective …| (not) my ideas
