In the world of software development, it's easy to get caught up in the rush to deliver features. However, neglecting the quality of your code can lead to long-term problems. That's where refactoring comes in. Refactoring is a crucial practice that ensures your codebase remains healthy,
Hey everyone! Today, we're going to explore a powerful and elegant feature of Python: decorators. If you've ever seen a mysterious @ symbol above a function definition and wondered what it was all about, you're in the right place. What are Decorators? Let's
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Feeding my ADHD dopamine addiction today and scrolling through X/Twitter I saw a post from someone about spam Github Issues. The titles contained explicit words advertising adult videos and things like that. The purpose of these, I am not sure. However, until Github has a way to block these
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If you aren't using Tailscale, you are missing out. I'll admit, I heard people talk about it but never really understood the point until recently. Now, I'm convinced it's one of the most useful tools I've discovered in years. What
Where I am coming from For a long time, my Python development setup has been a well-oiled machine. I've relied heavily on Poetry for dependency management, and I truly appreciate how it elegantly handles virtual environments, package installation, and project structure. It's been a lifesaver, providing
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In the age of AI and machine learning data is king. I remember an example in a book I was reading where they compared different algorithms and how sooner or later they would all return the same results given a sufficient amount of data. The argument was being made that
In this blog post, we'll walk through the process of setting up a robust PostgreSQL environment on a Linux server. We'll cover the installation of PostgreSQL, TimescaleDB, pgvector, and pgAI. This combination provides a powerful database setup capable of handling time-series data, vector operations, and AI-powered