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I’m working on a Physical DFD Level 1 and 2 for an anomaly detection app, but this this post only concerns the DFD’s user-account processes. I want to check if my decomposition of a specific process ...
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Sometimes, I have a hard time deciding between two good code traits: debuggability and readability. The snippets below are an oversimplification, but they illustrate my pain. Example 1: if(...
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I have nearly 300 devices interconnected in the local ipv4 network and would like to discover each other somehow. At the moment, I'm using mdns announce to achieve this (using avahi lib). This ...
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I'm about to implement Error codes for my company API, so, based on rfc7807 I will include a type which is an error type which is basically an error category, and inside those categories we have a ...
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I have done mostly machine learning with big data, GPUs on EC2 VMs, K8S clusters etc. But this new assignment is on the other end of the scale. Basically, it is a time series forecasting and ...
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I have a Nest.js application, and lately I've been thinking about how I can ensure that data is synchronized between two sources - my database and an external database. For example - and to my ...
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I am making an mvvm application for the uwp platform and I am looking for advice on the following matter. Take for example the windows 10 e-mail application, which when full screen displays both the ...
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