10 private links
A bunch of tips for using PostgreSQL
Our boss, in on the conspiracy with us, had thoughtfully recommended that we randomize the order of the browsers listed
That's an interesting point.
From HN
Good, intuitive introduction to matrices. Next steps could be showing that there are infinitely many different matrix representations of a linear map (different from the polynomials) and they can be used for function spaces, too.
TIL about oneshot coverage. Which could be used in production to identify dead-end code.
An essential read (that I need to do)
That was driving me crazy. TL;DR
git config --global pager.branch falseAnother good read
Need to understand some implication of Ruby and the memory.
Interesting implementation of the String API for Billing (recurring)
Definitely need to dive into streams one of these days
To read as well as https://www.ledger-cli.org/ and see if I could make use of it.
(source)
Need to read and need to geek with it
This just surfaced back on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19354214 and is quite the interesting read
I should have shared no.1 when I did my presentation.
In Ruby, the bundle update command does something similar. You could incorporate these tools into your CI/CD process, and have a test outright fail if a dependency is outdated, thus forcing you to upgrade a package before your app can be deployed.
Amen!
A very good article explaining Breadth-First Search