DRY is an important principle in software development. This post will show you how to apply it to Apache APISIX configuration. The DRY principle 'Don’t repeat yourself' (DRY) is a principle of software development aimed at reducing repetition of informat…
A deep dive into spectral analysis of diffusion models of images, revealing how they implicitly perform a form of autoregression in the frequency domain.
Things become complicated when public methods of a class call each other. This can be demonstrated fairly easily with some examples...
Exploring WGSL compute shaders to implement ECS state management concepts
Welcome to DEFRAG the game! Embark on a retro journey as you defrag a virtual hard drive
“To flash conviction on the mind.”
I have a Git repository dating back to 2012. Before that, I remember using Notational Velocity1 with a bunch of text files, it worked well, until I decided to keep my notes for life. If I’m not digitizing them, I’ll write notes on index cards and store them in…
What can I do before, during, and after making decisions to be better at making them?
Explore the paradox of digital publishing, the importance of owning your online presence, and the future of our digital legacies in an era of platform dependence and AI advancements.
This post is adapted from my lightning talk during ElixirConf 2024.
There are, currently, a lot of high-profile people doing crazy stuff in public. Saying outrageous things, in interviews or on social media, that we would not have expected high-profile people to do a few decades ago (at least not in public). Any explanation …
Even though you usually have a self-relative one in hand.
In the previous article you learned to deploy an ASP.NET Cor web app in an Azure App Service using two techniques. Recollect that we are storing the database connection string in the appsettings.json file. And we need to change it to match the production setup…
Hello everyone - it's been a while! I was super busy with university and my mandatory internship in a software company for the past 6 months, so I haven't poste...
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I am a great fan of API tests. I do like to utilize the WebApplicationFactory for this. I even wrote some articles about this in the past "Introduction to WebApplicationFactory". But what if we need to "mock" HttpClient calls inside our tests?
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