Kontext: Scrum

Handling checked exceptions in lambda expressions can often be frustrating. Luckily, there is a type inference rule that we can exploit.

 I find that Emacs can be an invaluable tool for wading through logs.

In this article, I'll share some of the things I find useful for searching through logs. They'll generally be Elasticsearch logs, but the same tools can be used for other applications, it's a pretty neutral topic.

This article will help you overcome one of the greatest difficulties you will face when trying to accelerate learning: formulating knowledge

The speed of learning will depend on the way you formulate the material. The same material can be learned many times faster if well formulated! The difference in speed can be stunning!

Zur Einstimmung veröffentlichen wir zehn kostenlose Kurzgeschichten hier auf Tor Online – und den Auftakt gibt »Dagon«. Im Sommer 1917 geschrieben, erschien »Dagon« erstmals in The Vagrant 11 (November 1919).

»Dagon« ist nicht nur eine der frühesten Erzählungen Lovecrafts, sie ist auch die erste, die Elemente dessen enthält, was später als Cthulhu-Mythos bekannt wurde.

What follows is Danny Schreiber's summary of my Productivity Talk.

But I am reading many fewer books these days, and even fewer of the kinds of books that require hard work.

The Internet and social media have trained my brain to read a paragraph or two, and then start looking around. When I read an online article from the Atlantic or the New Yorker, after a few paragraphs I glance over at the slide bar to judge the article’s length. My mind strays, and I find myself clicking on the sidebars and the underlined links.

I'll try here to list some good practices to make your JavaScript code easier to write, read and maintain.

we need a way for engineers to advance to bigger responsibilities and harder challenges as engineers. To deliver great software, we need to encourage engineers to grow horizontally: to grow their knowledge and thought leadership as engineers and do the job they are good at even better. Management should not be the only option for growth and advancement!

Modern humans arose from a complex process. The answers to these questions are not simple. Our evolution may have encompassed many parts of Africa, but it certainly was not uniform, and right now it looks like the subequatorial part of the story was especially complex and interesting.

GeneaWiki is a simple graph viewer showing genealogy information in WikiData. Starting from a single person, it will try and construct the family tree according to father, mother, and child statements. 

Scrum’s Sprint review is a simple yet meaningful ceremony. It answers the question whether the Scrum team is still on track to deliver value to the customers and the organization. Avoiding the Sprint review’s anti-patterns can significantly improve a team’s effectiveness.

Here's the bigger picture of what all this guidance from governments and tech companies alike is recognising: security is increasingly about a composition of controls which when combined, improve the overall security posture of a service. What you'll see across this post is a collection of recommendations which all help contribute to a more robust solution by virtue of complementing one another. That may mean that individual recommendations such as dropping complexity requirements look odd, but when you consider the way humans tended to deal with that (they'd just choose bad passwords with a combination of character types) alongside guidance such as blocking previously breached passwords, things start to make a lot more sense.

some articles on "Struts 2" java web framework

Eintrag für Karl Kittelmann und Familie

Property-based testing