Hi! I've been working with Hugo for a while and I also created a free MIT licensed theme with it!. I love the flexibility and the ease of use.

But I'll have to wok on a bit more complicated project than a simple showcase website/blog. The content to be published on it is not a lot, but it would be definitely better if I could:

• Get/Post some content with API to avoid posting multiple times the same articles on different platforms, getting modifications as well.
• Send posts digests via email / Download PDF post digests.
• Post on social medias (?)
• Parse some content from CSV files / I don't know anything about databases.

Now I know that I can do something like this with a little systemd service I might write on my own and something like Zapier + RSS feed + Mailchimp. Also I could leverage Hugo modules and the .GetRemote / transform.unmarshal command, to get content from remote sources.

Now I'm not really a lot more than

geteilt von: https://feddit.org/post/10033814

Excellent new tool to learn Git!

I wrote this implementation many years ago, but I feel it didn’t receive the recognition it deserved, especially since it was the first freely available. So, better late than never—I’d like to present it here. It’s an algorithm for computing the Weighted Voronoi Diagram, which extends the classic Voronoi diagram by assigning different influence weights to sites. This helps solve problems in computational geometry, geospatial analysis, and clustering, where sites have varying importance. While my implementation isn’t the most robust, I believe it could still be useful or serve as a starting point for improvements. What do you think?

AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner - Free Practice Quiz

Hey 👋,

Recently I obtained the certificate and I thought it would be great to have a free quiz!

Let's say I have to host 25 websites.. How do I know how powerful should my VPS be? Which specs it should have, how fast the connection should be to handle X visits per day?

How do you understand which are your system requirements BEFORE deploying a project? Do you just make estimates and then scale up? Or there's some kind of tool to benchmark? how to handle this kind of stuff?

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/25903184

I wrote a CLI tool that generates basic scaffolding for all sorts of coding projects, from Zig applications to NPM packages.

Feel free to ask questions or contribute!

I am a jr. Dev, but not imaginative. I find most programming languages to be poorly advertised and explained. Usually they assume too much knowledge.

What would I use Web Assembly, like Goblin (https://spritely.institute/), for? Are there examples of Web Assembly programs?

It is for web pages, or online games? Can they be run offline?

Hi all, I am one year into my coding journey and could use a little guidance on a project. I have created a Python program that provides real-time hockey stats and game information, using API calls (documentation here: https://github.com/Zmalski/NHL-API-Reference). The code is working, and it's really fun to see stats updating in real time as I'm watching my favorite sport. Just one problem: this is all happening in the terminal window 😆 What Python library would you recommend for creating a pleasing visual display for dynamically-generated data? I thought it might be Pygame, which I have some experience with, but now I'm not sure. Right now I'm only presenting text and numbers, not drawing any plots, but should I consider matplotlib? Thanks for any advice!

Edit: I think the term for what I'm trying to make is a "dashboard"? Is that correct, and does that help answer the question? Thanks y'all!

Hi! I'm trying to achieve this configuration: essentially all the traffic in the network should pass the content filtering in the proxy, assume I have control over the clients. All not proxied traffic should be blocked by default.

I know not all network traffic can pass through proxy, but I'm not sure I understand how actually all of this work.

My UFW firewall configuration is the following:

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To                         Action      From
--                         ------      ----
3128                       ALLOW OUT   Anywhere                  
53                         ALLOW OUT   Anywhere        

  

53 is for DNS requests (that cannot pass through the proxy), even if I use DOH this port needs to be open for bootstrapping.

3128 is Squid proxy port.

I'm assuming the following:

client -> dns request (53) / cannot be handled by the proxy -> dns response client -> proxy (all ports that the proxy can handle) -> http/https/ftp response client -> blocked (all other ports)

But from

After finding myself another time completely sucked by all the internet bullshit, finding a huge difficulty doing whichever task involves using a computer, I think I am finally sure to address the need of better moderation on the internet.

Not for platforms, but for people.

So many people have these kind of problem with the internet: there is too much dispersion, it is hard to use it while staying focused on a single task and it's hard not getting hooked by one of the countless activities you can find online. Weren't PC conceived to be "bycicles for the brains"? The internet was supposed to be a place where to share things to each other. It's a tool, but a tool needs to be at the service of who's using it, and so many people nowadays have no fucking idea of what they are doing. And even between tech savvy people (I include myself here too), how many of us do you think could decide to stop using all the bad side (because we know it's bad, I mean we're on Lemmy) of the internet just wi

Not directly related to programming, but i was thinking it might be too technical for technolgy post.

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