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Sample config.yml Files - CircleCI
Sample config.yml Files
2020-07-09
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Debugging with SSH - CircleCI
Debugging with SSH
2020-07-08
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Configuring CircleCI - CircleCI
This document is a reference for the CircleCI 2.x configuration keys that are used in the config.yml file. The presence of a .circleci/config.yml file in your CircleCI-authorized repository branch indicates that you want to use the 2.x infrastructure.You can see a complete config.yml in our full example.Note: If you already have a CircleCI 1.0 configuration, the config.yml file allows you to test 2.x builds on a separate branch, leaving any existing configuration in the old circle.yml style unaffected and running on the CircleCI 1.0 infrastructure in branches that do not contain .circleci/config.yml.
2020-07-08
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Install TensorFlow 2
Install TensorFlow 2
2020-07-08
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Worker Threads | Node.js v14.5.0 Documentation
The worker_threads module enables the use of threads that execute JavaScript in parallel. To access it:
2020-07-07
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make module context-aware · Issue #1394 · Automattic/node-canvas
I've been experimenting with worker threads in node.js recently and noticed that the canvas module does not appear to be context-aware. In other words, the module will load/instantiate once, but as soon as another thread attempts to require canvas for it's own use, the following error is thrown:
2020-07-07
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Worker Threads with TypeScript - Node.js TypeScript #12
The Node.js and JavaScript are often perceived as a single-threaded but in this series, we prove that it is not entirely true. Node.js creates threads when performing Input/Output operations. Not only that, but we can also create additional processes. While the above does not count yet as multithreading, in this article we begin to cover the basics of TypeScript Worker Threads and explore how they work and compare them to other ways of running JavaScript in parallel that we’ve used so far.
2020-07-07
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How to spawn a child process - the basics | Node.js
2020-07-07
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canvas-webworker - npm
Pure JavaScript Canvas implimentation that can be used in WebWorkersWebWorkers are great when long scripts has to be excuted while the main program has to keep running (cannot be blocked). When a complex image has to be generated, for instance a large texture for a game, the generation can be blocking for the game. A solution would be to generate the texture in a WebWorker. Due to the fact that the HTMLCanvasElement cannot be accecssed in the WebWorker this is fairly difficult. Using this pure JavaScript a Canvas polyfill can be used. Drawing is not hardware accerated so it will be slower compaired to a regular canvas but the programm will remain non-blocking.
2020-07-06
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offscreen-canvas - npm
2020-07-06
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Worker threads and multithreading in Node.js - Blog by Piotr Duperas
My life seemed to be a series of events and accidents. Yet when I look back I see a pattern.
2020-07-06
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Using Workflows to Schedule Jobs - CircleCI
Configure a job to get saved data by configuring the attach_workspace key. The following config.yml file defines two jobs where the downstream job uses the artifact of the flow job. The workflow configuration is sequential, so that downstream requires flow to finish before it can start.
2020-07-03
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Admin SDK Reference | Firebase
2020-06-24
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Apache Kafka
2020-06-15
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Conduktor | Kafka Desktop Client - Beautiful UI
We created Conduktor, a Kafka GUI, to make the development and management of Apache Kafka clusters as easy as possible.
2020-06-15
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Docker - Getting started with kafka
docker service create --network kafka-net --name broker \ --hostname="{{.Service.Name}}.{{.Task.Slot}}.{{.Task.ID}}" \ -e KAFKA_BROKER_ID={{.Task.Slot}} -e ZK_SERVERS=tasks.zookeeper \ qnib/plain-kafka:2018-04-25_1.1.0
2020-06-15
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IATA - International Travel Document News
2020-06-11
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Dependabot
You can configure multiple projects and languages from a file named config.yml. The config.yml file is located in a folder named .dependabot at the root of your repository.All available configration options are documented below.
2020-06-09
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Black thumbnail in MacOS Finder when exporting PSD · Issue #20 · Agamnentzar/ag-psd
Black thumbnail in MacOS Finder when exporting PSD
2020-06-08
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ag-psd/psd.ts at master · Agamnentzar/ag-psd
2020-06-08
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Monte Carlo Simulation Definition
Monte Carlo simulations are used to model the probability of different outcomes in a process that cannot easily be predicted due to the intervention of random variables. It is a technique used to understand the impact of risk and uncertainty in prediction and forecasting models.
2020-06-08
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XState Visualizer
2020-06-05
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Testing Library · Simple and complete testing utilities that encourage good testing practices
Simple and complete testing utilities that encourage good testing practices
2020-06-05
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Stop using isLoading booleans
Stop using isLoading booleans
2020-06-05
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Write tests. Not too many. Mostly integration.
Write tests. Not too many. Mostly integration.
2020-06-04
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SecureRoute dont pass Router props to my component · Issue #724 · okta/okta-oidc-js
SecureRoute dont pass Router props to my component
2020-06-01
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Sol 72 Outdoor Cornell Stainless Steel Waterfall Blade for Garden Pond | Wayfair.co.uk
2020-05-29
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200mm Stainless Steel Spillway 150mm Spout | Water blades stainless steel cascade waterfall spillway koi pond
200mm Stainless Steel Spillway, veggie filter water spout.150mm Spout OverhangThese are a really solid unit, the back flange is 3mm thick stainless steel with the body of it being 2mm stainless steel.Flange has fixing holes lasered in for a good solid installation.All you need is some pond safe sealant and its done!Brushed up to a high quality finish.All our products are made in our workshop in Sheffield.These are available from 150mm to 600mm with spouts at 150mm and 250mm. We also make them to customer requirements.
2020-05-28
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Automatic persisted queries - Apollo Server - Apollo GraphQL Docs
The size of individual GraphQL query strings can be a major pain point. Apollo Server implements Automatic Persisted Queries (APQ), a technique that greatly improves network performance for GraphQL with zero build-time configuration. A persisted query is an ID or hash that can be sent to the server instead of the entire GraphQL query string. This smaller signature reduces bandwidth utilization and speeds up client loading times. Persisted queries are especially nice paired with GET requests, enabling the browser cache and integration with a CDN.
2020-05-22
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