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The Zip class from Data.Zip requires an implementation of Semialign: class Semialign f => Zip f In my mind: Zip takes the intersection of two shapes. Semialign takes the union of two sha...
I believe when you sign in with Google, the web application running in your browser calls a command to request the Google Sign In page, and includes a “callback URL” as a parameter in that HTTP req...
I tried to check info bash but only got a copy of the man page. This is when I learned that I could apt install bash-doc to get the "full" Bash manual. After checking both the info pages and the m...
What specific algorithm makes it possible to scramble data into an unrecoverable form, yet still be usable for its intended purpose? It isn't any one specific algorithm. There are many differe...
I would say the difference is one of intent. In encryption, the objective is to hide the information contained in such a way that third parties cannot get it, but approved second parties can retri...
According to this article: Since encryption is two-way, the data can be decrypted so it is readable again. Hashing, on the other hand, is one-way, meaning the plaintext is scrambled into a uniqu...
I want to clear my view of my file explorer sidebar in VS Code, and just see a few files I want to focus on. Is there an easy way to do this, using the mouse, and not file hiding using pattern mat...
Step 1: Locate your Gem file and add the omniauth-google-oauth2 gem to it. Step 2: Add configuration for Google OAuth2 to your Devise configuration file, located in /config/initializers/devise.rb....
I want to add the ability to "Sign in with Google" into a Ruby on Rails web application, that is using Devise to handle authentication. How do I do that?
What I would like to do I would like to try to build a language model 100% from scratch if possible, for a learning experience. That means no external libraries and no pre-curated datasets. It ...
My team is introducing Azure Service Bus consumption into the solution and we have developed an implementation that we want to act as a model for other services in the future. It is split in two p...
This can be achieved with a schema filter. For this proof of concept, I based the filter on a custom attribute: [AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Property)] public class GreaterThanAttribute(doubl...
Is there a way to make Swashbuckle.AspNetCore generate a Swagger exclusiveMinimum range validation for a model property? There doesn't seem to be any way to do this with the attributes recognized ...
I realized myself what I should do: ... query.criteria("fieldName").containsIgnoreCase("regex"), ... Also mentioned here: https://github.com/MorphiaOrg/morphia/issues/832
So I googled some on how to make a case insensitive criteria query but could not find the solution very easily. So I basically have code that looks like this: ... query.criteria("fieldName").con...
Why does the wrapper exists and why doesn't it override close()? Apparently, this wrapper was introduced to "Attempt to fix memory leak in JarFile class". The memory leak issue was caused by a cha...
The other answers are correct, but over complicate things. Suppose you have a database with 1,000,000 email addresses and password hashes, 20% of whom are idiots and have used "password123" as the...
The last few years, PHP has basically exploded with lots of modern language constructs that makes the life easier. But local constants are still missing, and I find that very strange. I have found...
You can separate the curly brackets with spaces, and instruct jinja to remove them afterwards: { {{- jinja_expression -}} }. That way the outer curly brackets are left untouched. The minus signs s...
A jinja template expression starts and ends with double curly brackets, which the templating engine consumes. But what if you need a single pair of curly brackets left in the output? Something lik...
Theory Relative paths are relative to the current working directory of the Python process. This can be checked from within Python using the os.getcwd function and set using the os.chdir function. ...
The raise statement in Python accepts either an Exception class or an instance of that class. When used with a class, Python will create and raise an instance by passing no arguments to the constru...
I'm pretty sure the answer is "no", especially in some reasonable way. If Result was defined in some object-oriented way, i.e. as an interface with Ok and Error being implementations of that interf...
For example, given a mergeErrors function where input is always a list of Error strings, let es = [ Error 1; Error 2; Error 3 ] let mergeErrors<'a> (errors: Result<'a,int> list) : R...
I have created a simple bus topology connecting 2 switches and a router, with each switch connected to their respective end devices through ordinary star topology. The switch model used was 3560-24...
