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python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Python>Plotly:フレーム間を補間するアニメーションを除去する方法	https://qiita.com/k_koba619/items/cb79a16706470eb0527b	参考フレームの設定の変更行目のtransitiondurationeasinglinearのをに変更することでフレーム間の補間アニメーションをなくすことができます。	2022-02-17 00:55:25
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【JavaScript関数ドリル】Lodash関数の実装【勉強用】_.slice関数	https://qiita.com/maruyama1991/items/b4132b6cf99e2be2ec7f		2022-02-17 00:18:36
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Basic認証を実装する	https://qiita.com/mina121/items/4b00c42fdf9a9e919583	Basic認証を実装する目的閲覧できるユーザーを制限するために、Basic認証を導入する。	2022-02-17 00:03:40
Linux	Ubuntuタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	DevStackでのAll-in-one構成のOpenStack構築-トラシューメモ	https://qiita.com/ryoryos/items/f06c63c8165b47e23837	etcsshsshdconfigを編集し、ホントはrootログインしないようにした方がいい。	2022-02-17 00:53:10
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【AWS】【Salesforce】CTIフローのCTI Actionでオペレータが見ている画面を転送する	https://qiita.com/Aichi_Lover/items/6eeb9acdb7893a24e8e8	AmazonConnectの設定コンタクト属性の設定インバウンドフローにて転送時のURLを保存するためのコンタクト属性を設定するブロックを追加します。	2022-02-17 00:52:33
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【サーバレス】静的ウェブサイトの問い合わせフォーム送信できる仕組み	https://qiita.com/aki_ng/items/fae3aed45e804813cee7	作成したメールは管理者送り先のメールアドレスに送られる。	2022-02-17 00:38:47
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	AWS 5冠達成後にクラウドプラクティショナーを受けてみた	https://qiita.com/paeriaouji/items/4f0259a9bfe607256c70	また、全体的には内容的にもひっかけ問題もないし、こんな問題出すのって内容もないし、聞いたことないサービスも出ませんでした。	2022-02-17 00:19:29
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Dockerfileに記載するCMD命令とdocker-compose.ymlのcommandの使い分け	https://qiita.com/soicchi/items/0bf3f97aaee245fa252b	まとめdockerrunで個別のコンテナに対してコマンドを実行する場合は、Dockerfile内にCMDを記載して、dockercomposeで複数のコンテナを管理している場合はdockercomposeymlに記載する。	2022-02-17 00:17:10
GCP	gcpタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	GKEのログ収集ツール(Fluent Bit)はlevelをseverityに置き換えてCloud Loggingへ連携してくれる！！	https://qiita.com/kazuki43zoo/items/6b07cd128b9d08c4b03f	GKEのログ収集ツールFluentBitはlevelをseverityに置き換えてCloudLoggingへ連携してくれるGCPGoogleCloudPlatformのGKEGoogleKubernetesEngine上で動くアプリにて、標準出力へ「messagetestlevelwarn」というJSON形式のログを出力すると・・・CloudLoggingのログエントリーのseverityには、levelで指定した値がコピーされます。	2022-02-17 00:51:39
GCP	gcpタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	gsutilコマンド一覧	https://qiita.com/psps/items/2b302f4986258819e85c	gsutilコマンド一覧gsutilコマンド一覧gcloudに引き続き、GCSで使用するコマンドをまとめます。	2022-02-17 00:23:24
Ruby	Railsタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	HerokuでMySQLを使うならJawsDBにしよう	https://qiita.com/haruyan_hopemucci/items/14e0dbeb0aedd85a74ee	herokuで使うMySQLの定番ClearDBherokuアプリ上でアドオンとして使用できるMySQLはいろいろ存在しますが、その中でも無料で使えてお手軽ということで「ClearDB」というアドオンが現状最も使用されていると思います。	2022-02-17 00:51:37
海外TECH	Ars Technica	The US will finally allow adaptive beam headlights on new cars	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1834687	japan	2022-02-16 15:16:51
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	How to Add Chicago Style Footnotes in Microsoft Word	https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/add-chicago-style-footnotes-microsoft-word/	microsoft	2022-02-16 15:45:13
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	5 Ways to Find New Books to Read Using Goodreads	https://www.makeuseof.com/goodreads-find-new-books-to-read/	goodreads	2022-02-16 15:30:11
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	How to Add a Copy to Clipboard Option for Text Files to Windows 11’s Context Menu	https://www.makeuseof.com/windows-11-add-copy-to-clipboard-option-to-context-menu/	How to Add a Copy to Clipboard Option for Text Files to Windows s Context MenuIf you copy paste large blocks of text on a regular basis there is an easier way to do it via Windows s context menu	2022-02-16 15:16:11
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	Audeze LCDi3 IEM Review: Are These Audiophile Headphones Worth the Price Tag?	https://www.makeuseof.com/audeze-lcdi3-iem-review/	Audeze LCDi IEM Review Are These Audiophile Headphones Worth the Price Tag Audeze s LCDi planar magnetic in ear monitor headphones are literally superb but only serious audiophiles need apply	2022-02-16 15:05:12
海外TECH	DEV Community	Tell me you're web developer without telling me you're a web developer.	https://dev.to/ben/tell-me-youre-web-developer-without-telling-me-youre-a-web-developer-59cd	developer	2022-02-16 15:38:42
海外TECH	DEV Community	Web 3.0 & blockchain - how they work together	https://dev.to/stanleyugwu/web-30-blockchain-how-they-work-together-1191	Web amp blockchain how they work togetherHello guys In this post we ll be looking into the web and internet the problems of the current web blockchains web and how web and blockchains works together Let s dive in What is internetInternet is a decentralised network of computers interconnected together for different purposes This purposes are defined by what we the users of internet use it for example communication providing services watching videos playing games etc Then what is Web World Wide Web WThe World Wide Web or Web or W was invented by Sir Tim Berners Lee in as a system of information communication built on top of the internet where information is communicated through webpages made of HTML Hypertext Markup Language and other web resources like images documents all delivered by a web server and rendered by the web browser and interlink to one another via hyperlinks The Web is just one way of information communication that relies on the internet Email is another way in which information meant for a specific user identified by an email address is sent to an email server which then relays the information to the identified user s email client The internet and the web from their origins has been decentralised in nature No one one entity controlled most of it Anonymity and privacy was built into its nature users would dial up to a specific server to get or share information and that s all no data tracking no data privacy violation no data black markets But as the web and internet evolved innovations and improvements came in some companies dominated the web space and so did issues and problems Let s talk about the problems a bit CentralisationCentralisation in itself is not a problems as it has its advantages But it turns out the disadvantages are more critical Because a handful of companies now own larger portions of the services that run on the internet they have more control Google for example has services that run on the internet and with very large user and data base think Gmail Google cloud Google Search Engine etc Same is true for other companies like Facebook think WhatsApp Instagram They ve dominated almost the entire space and it s now almost impossible to compete with them as they consistently buy out or copy features of other growing services which means more control and data So what happens is that they re in control of most of the data people put out on the web and internet at large and as such centralisation and it s disadvantages have come in picture The following problems have emerged They decide what to do with your data They do what they like on the space as nothing can stop them They control what you can do on the internet since they re the providers of most of the services you use They experience outages and downtimes in which case there s almost nothing else you can do except wait As all the data is stored in one place attacks are attracted so your data may end up in the wrong hands You can t really compete with them on the space as they have the resources to buy you out or copy you when you walk in their steps Because they run a centralised architecture when they experience outages or server failures all the websites and softwares that depends on their services stops working The SolutionWith all the above problems the solution to most of it would be to decentralise the Web we have now and that s what Web or web has come to do and in a moment we ll understand how Based on the history of internet and how the Web has being used the Web can be split into two generations or eras Web This is the era of the beginning of internet when the web mostly consisted of static webpages that the user just read information from No interaction Only the website owners created information and the web was decentralised at this time It s also called reading era Web This is the era we are in now The era where interactivity has being incorporated into the web Now users can read and as well as create contents on the web It s the social interaction era It s also called reading and writing era It s in this era that all the above problems have emerged because of centralisation by the big players And now the third era Web has kicked off This is a new era of the web This era is supposed to deliver the web from the shackles of the disadvantages of centralisation and solve alot of the problems web is facing currently like ones mentioned above Web is an idea for a new iteration of the web based on blockchain technology Because of how blockchain works it ll be the backbone of web let s see how So what is BlockchainBlockchain is a network of peer peer connected computers aka nodes where each node maintains and updates a copy of a distributed ledger or record which is synced across the network Blockchain is much like every other network that forms the internet except that in this network they share a record of data among the computers nodes on the network and each node can update the record When the record is updated by a node the updated record is then shared across the other nodes which means at each point all the nodes has to have an up to date version of the record Blockchain network is said to be decentralised because there s no central control of the network If one node goes down the other nodes will still be active And other nodes can freely join the network The record or ledger shared on the blockchain is also decentralised because there s no single source of truth All the nodes are sources of truths Each node has up to date version of the record It s because of the decentralised nature of blockchain along with the features that decentralisation brings like transparency and security that Web would be based on it There s more Adding to the decentralisation of blockchains some blockchains also allow for running codes on the network They allow computer codes to be added to the network s record and those codes would be executed on call inside one computer node on the network These codes are called smart contracts and amazingly these smart contracts can read write data to the shared record ledger on that network These are what makes web amazing In web things still look same as in web web browsers would still be used to access apps on the web apps can still have backend and frontends webpages will still be made up of HTML you can still use regular frontend libraries and frameworks But in web though apps are now called dApps decentralised apps and their backend codes would be smart contracts which will run on the blockchain This is why they re called dApps SummaryThe fact that dApps have their backend codes running on a decentralised network blockchain paves the way for new ideas opportunities and innovations Your dApp can leverage on that feat and shock the world Thanks for reading and your corrections are welcomed	2022-02-16 15:34:57
海外TECH	DEV Community	You’re Doing It Wrong — Recruiting a DevRel	https://dev.to/codenameone/youre-doing-it-wrong-recruiting-a-devrel-4bdn	You re Doing It Wrong ーRecruiting a DevRelThis article was co written with Wesley Faulkner Wesley Faulkner is a first generation American public speaker and podcaster He is a founding member of the government transparency group Open Austin and a staunch supporter of racial justice workplace equity and neurodiversity His professional experience spans technology from AMD Atlassian Dell IBM and MongoDB Wesley currently works as a head of community at SingleStore and in addition co hosts the developer relations focused podcast Community Pulse and serves on the board for SXSW The DevRel collective is a community where people in the developer relations field can chat and help each other out But this post isn t about that group…We ll get to that This is an article about you the startup founder or manager who s trying to hire your first developer relations person This article is here to help you by example I m not the first to write about this problem Taylor Barnett wrote a great piece on this as well Be sure to check it out But first let s make sure we have the terminology right Developer Relations is a field that encapsulates all the different roles that facilitate the communication between an organization and third party developers That can include a developer advocate such as myself a developer evangelist community manager and much more But getting started is pretty hard How It StartedWesley Faulkner started this by opening this thread on the DevRel collective community Slack “Hey y all I need a temperature check I m getting a lot of LinkedIn solicitations for first developer advocate roles Here s just a snippet of the last one I got With that we are looking for our first Developer Advocate to create our Developer Relations strategy from scratch There s no set playbook but you ll thrive in this role if you re passionate about educating developers His response to this was “Thank you for reaching out but I m not interested at this time Hiring someone to execute and do strategy is really hard Time and time again I ve seen this go south in a hurry and no one wins in that situation If you review the job description it is heavily biased towards action With a first role there s a lot to do and without focus and direction the results will not only seem scattered externally but internally as well It s as if you wake up in a field and want to get out so you bolt off in a direction Then it feels like you re going nowhere so you turn around and go in the opposite direction All that work and time gets wasted My suggestion is to create a solid strategy and direction before getting someone to execute it You could even hire a contractor or consultant to help with that Better yet make that the first role you hire You wouldn t open a restaurant with just servers on staff would you You would get a manager to make sure that all tasks are delegated responsibly Why wouldn t you take that same approach with DevRel I Shai am currently the first developer advocate at Lightrun and I can very much empathize with those sentiments What Do You Do A former boss of mine is running an open source company without a DevRel person He asked for my help so I popped into a Zoom meeting with them It was clear they felt uncomfortable asking this but it s the obvious question “What do you do What Does a Developer Advocate Do I can answer this about my job but I can t provide an answer for other developer advocates or developer relations The reason is that our jobs vary too much and include a lot of flexibility An open source company that targets big data will have completely different needs from a close source enterprise debugging tool The job of a developer relations advocate in both companies can be completely different As a result a perfect candidate for the job at Company A might be a terrible candidate for the job at Company B How Do You Begin With Lightrun our founders interviewed a lot of developer relations people This didn t take off Part of this is the huge demand we have in the market right now We re getting a lot of solicitation over LinkedIn by just having that job title But another part is the vagueness of our job descriptions If I m considering a job I d like to know that I ll be able to do it I d like to know what it would require Unfortunately that s something the employer needs to define for the employee…Not the other way around Lightrun solved this problem by hiring me Since I was already a part of the team I understood the product I m a company founder and effectively did developer relations for years in one way or another we just didn t call it that Since I know what s needed and understand the company culture I could draw up a plan and decide what needs to be done When we grow this activity additional DevRel staff can fit into the framework I m constructing here and improve it with their experience Right now with the proverbial “blank slate I very much feel the words Wesley wrote about and can understand why people don t want to be the first developer relations person in a company Founder in DevRel Most companies don t have an experienced person on staff already But most have a technical founder When reaching out to developers a lot of the founders do this in an ad hoc way You post to Reddit or set up a blog and try to get some developers to use the product That s all great and could be the starting point for a developer relations role within the company But the trick is to turn this into something that s more strategic and actionable Are you hiring a developer relations person just to write blog posts Where can that person contribute What are reasonable KPIs What would the day of a developer relations person at your company look like What s the chain of command Is marketing in charge or is it the CTO If you can t answer these basic questions you don t have the infrastructure in place to hire a developer relations person You can hire the “best person out there and be disappointed because they won t know what to do I know a lot is thrown on the shoulders of founders but if you re a BD business to developer company then you pretty much need to understand the role in depth Otherwise you ll have a hard time managing and evaluating the work of the developer relations person Some Other ThoughtsWesley s thread struck a serious nerve in the community with responses Here are some highlights which I think are the perfect TLDR for this post “The inevitable reaction in these situations months in is either You ve gotten great results from your efforts but we re not seeing the vision or the strategy part done Maybe you re not the one to do that part Or you focused on the strategy portion so you get Nice execution on the strategy but we re just not seeing the results on the ground Maybe DevRel doesn t actually work It is an absolute strategy for failure ーDavid G Simmons“I ve seen a number of these first hires fail this summer and now the engineers first advocates themselves feel imposter syndrome and otherwise about DevRel And it was the stakeholders fault for not having their strategy known to their hire ーTessa Kriesel“This is a well articulated response with understandable examples VP of Eng Mkt should do a lot of legwork in these small companies on that strategy piece BEFORE hiring the first DevRel ーDewan Ahmed“It s been a different experience for me As a first devrel at CURJOB I had a lot of existing trust with the founder exec team and executing on a couple of tactical things docs tutorials forum helped build some credibility The main strategic goal when I was hired was get more pageviews though since then it has been refined since “We ve been working toward a strategy but one hard thing about a strategy at a small company is that it is difficult to formulate It s hard to do internally to make the time and hard to know who to trust to come in and consult It s hard to find the right fit esp when you are still trying to do the tactical stuff at the same time “I doubt I would have had the same success without the deep trust I had with the founder ーDan MooreOriginally published at The New Stack	2022-02-16 15:25:37
海外TECH	DEV Community	How to build a MongoDB admin panel	https://dev.to/forestadmin/how-to-build-a-mongodb-admin-panel-6g1	How to build a MongoDB admin panelMongoDB doesn t come with a comprehensive admin panel out of the box There is Compass the GUI built by ーand for ーMongoDB that is made for querying optimizing and analyzing data but it won t meet every business logic Building a MongoDB admin panel from scratch is always possible but it does require a lot of dev product and UX work If you found this article chances are you re looking for a low code admin panel solution to avoid spending long hours on development and maintenance The good news is that you re in the right place I ll show you how to create a robust and user friendly admin panel that can be used to interact with customers manage orders and refunds monitor transactions or do whatever your business requires Here is how it can look like The KYC solution that can be built on top of a MongoDB database Visit the KYC live demo and check how it works The fleet management solution that can be built on top of a MongoDB database Visit the fleet management live demo and check how it works A dashboard for transactions monitoring that can be built on top of a MongoDB database Visit the transactions monitoring and fraud management live demo and check how it works How to build a MongoDB admin panel Forest Admin amp alternativesOnce you ve made the decision that you don t want to allocate of the dev time on building and maintaining back office tools it s time to choose the perfect solution In fact you have a few possibilities Pick one of the admin panel templates that are easy to find online They are often free and very easy to install but they come with limitations The idea behind them is to fit the most common needs and there is very little or no customization available Take advantage of open source admin frameworks and libraries Their pros Much more flexibility and customization compared to the templates they re also free to use Cons Setting them up and making edits still requires quite a lot of dev work even if less than budding a back office solution from scratch They can t be customized by non tech team members Try Forest Admin as it gives you the best of both worlds The fundamental features like CRUD operations search filters dashboards or export are available out of the box but you can code functionalities that are advanced or specific to your business But what makes Forest Admin truly special is the hybrid architecture that consists of four components the database and admin backend the Forest Admin API Server and the Forest Admin UI Server Once you create an account and choose a MongoDB or a MongoDB Atlas as a data source Forest Admin will create a Node js server for you Alternatively if you have an Express application with the Mongoose ORM Forest Admin will be installed directly into your app Only the frontend is managed on Forest Admin servers which gives you the flexibility of a no code SaaS tool without compromising on data security And that contrary to the majority of open source solutions like React Admin or Django Admin allows non technical team members to manage the tools and dashboards they rely on every day Forest Admin architecture consists of four components the database the admin backend the Forest Admin API server and the Forest Admin UI server And finally guess what Forest Admin is perfectly scalable so you don t need to worry about what happens with internal tools when your company grows from a few to thousands of employees many of our rapidly growing users can prove that To build a MongoDB admin panel with Forest Admin you need minutes of your time Basic knowledge of JavaScript Web browser we recommend Chrome and Firefox Your favorite code editor A MongoDB database or an Express application with the Mongoose ORM Getting started with Forest Admin for MongoDBFirst of all sign up on ForestAdmin com and create a free account and choose a name for your project If you have a MongoDB database there are options Choose MongoDB if you have a MongoDB MongoDB Atlas database Forest Admin will create a Node js server for you Then follow the onboarding instructions You will be able to copy and paste the code when you log in to the app We recommend installing with npm You will be able to copy and paste the code when you log in to the app Alternatively choose Express Mongoose if you have an Express application with the Mongoose ORM Forest Admin will be installed directly into your app Then follow the onboarding instructions You will be able to copy and paste the code when you log in to the app Read more about how to configure Express packages here And if you need any assistance the Forest Admin developer community forum is there to help Once you have your back office up and running it is time to customize your admin panel deploy to production and invite team members because the more the merrier Try it yourself with our demo MongoDB databaseWe want to give you the possibility to try Forest Admin for MongoDB in a read only mode in a few moments even before you connect it to your own database Use these demo credentials and follow the above mentioned steps and see it for yourself how easy to set up and use are internal tools built in Forest Admin After creating a project and picking MongoDB as a datasource paste the following information and follow the instructions Host prod howtobuildamongodb xfxi mongodb netUser articlePassword CAxjRn gxYkts VHBVYZRSx database sample analyticsAnd don t forget to tick Use SRV in the advanced settings Then follow the instructions like in the example above We also recommend installing Forest Admin for MongoDB with npm That s all Now you can play around with Forest Admin in a read only mode The next step Create a new project and build a MongoDB admin panel with your own data If you don t have an account yet sign up for free and join thousands of innovative companies	2022-02-16 15:24:49
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Google says it's bringing Apple-like privacy features to Android	https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/02/16/google-says-its-bringing-apple-like-privacy-features-to-android?utm_medium=rss	Google says it x s bringing Apple like privacy features to AndroidGoogle has announced that it would be bringing Apple like privacy changes to Android but promised that the updates wouldn t be as disruptive as features like App Tracking Transparency Credit GoogleThe planned Android changes are aimed at limiting the sharing of data across apps and third party websites The New York Times reported Wednesday Google didn t outline a release timeline but said it would support existing privacy technologies for at least two more years Read more	2022-02-16 15:59:25
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Twelve South BackPack review: A handy shelf for the latest 24-inch iMac	https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/02/16/twelve-south-backpack-review-a-handy-shelf-for-the-latest-24-inch-imac?utm_medium=rss	Twelve South BackPack review A handy shelf for the latest inch iMacTwelve South s BackPack iMac peripheral shelf now supports the new inch iMac and provides ample hidden storage for desktop accessories The original BackPack used sliding clips to fit onto the metal stand of the iMac The company has redesigned it to clip into the stand s hole used by the power cable It s more streamlined and easier to install than ever Read more	2022-02-16 15:06:02
海外TECH	Engadget	‘Witcher 3’ director’s new game studio aims to recreate the freedom of paper RPGs	https://www.engadget.com/rebel-wolves-studio-from-witcher-3-director-155224972.html?src=rss	Witcher director s new game studio aims to recreate the freedom of paper RPGsTurmoil at CD Projekt Red appears to have an upside Gamesindustry biz and The Verge report former CDPR executive Konrad Tomaszkiewicz has formed a new studio Rebel Wolves The fledgling company has barely started work on its first title but the company said it would be a dark fantasy role playing game based on Unreal Engine Tomaszkiewicz wants it to be the quot holy grail quot of digital RPGs with the open ended feel of a pen and paper game where decisions affect the world around you The game is currently expected to launch in on PC PS and Xbox Series X S Rebel Wolves plans to expand its person roster to more than people in the years ahead but the goal is to keep the team relatively small flexible and focused Tomaszkiewicz also saw this as a chance to break free from CDPR s focus on licensed material ーhe told GI biz the new development house offered the freedom to create an original universe that suited his team s preferences Tomaszkiewicz played a crucial role at CDPR having directed the critically acclaimed The Witcher and served as secondary director for the ambitious but flawed Cyberpunk Co founder Jakub Szamałek also hails from these teams while other staffers have worked on games like Shadow Warrior and Thronebreaker However Bloombergnotes Tomaszkiewicz left CDPR in May over allegations he bullied coworkers A commission found him not guilty but CDPR was also accused of requiring crunch time to finish Cyberpunk despite promises to the contrary The industry figure has vowed not to repeat those mistakes however Tomaszkiewicz told The Verge Rebel Wolves wanted a supportive environment with collaborative input and transparent decision making He also acknowledged the challenges of hiring a diverse workforce when the first employees are veterans and told GI biz he hoped the studio would provide quot many different voices and perspectives quot in time As with some other new studios from industry legends this is as much about correcting the industry s bad habits as it is obtaining creative independence	2022-02-16 15:52:24
海外TECH	Engadget	‘No Man’s Sky’ update brings buildable AI mechs and improves the Sentinels	https://www.engadget.com/no-mans-sky-ai-mech-drone-companion-153902965.html?src=rss	No Man s Sky update brings buildable AI mechs and improves the SentinelsThe first major No Man s Sky patch of the year has arrived Among other things Hello Games says the Sentinel update improves the space exploration sim s AI and introduces a buildable AI mech You can put an AI pilot in your Exomech and have it follow you and help out in battles Players can build a drone companion too Hello GamesAs the name suggests the update brings in changes for the Sentinels robots that will attack if you try to change an environment or they catch you on a planet that hosts rare items There are new enemy types including repair drones and a giant mech with a jetpack and headquarters for the machines which are able to deploy shields as part of a big overhaul of combat and weapon systems You ll have some fresh tricks up your sleeve as well Along with active camouflage there are more weapons for you to wield including a flamethrower and stun grenades You can expect to see new visual effects for weapons and multi tools too Regardless of which graphics card they have Hello Games says that all PC players can now take advantage of an AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution upscaling feature Those with compatible RTX cards can switch on NVIDIA s AI based DLAA anti aliasing mode too Also No Man s Sky has been optimized for the upcoming Steam Deck including the addition of touchscreen controls Hello Games has added more lore and missions as well as a new expedition which offers those who complete it a fresh customization for their jetpack What s more players can now freely rotate build pieces in the build menu opening up more ways to construct bases Teleporting between bases and space stations in the same star system is faster too No Man s Sky is currently available on PC Xbox and PlayStation You should be able to access all of these features on Nintendo Switch hopefully including touch controls when the game lands on that console this summer	2022-02-16 15:39:02
海外TECH	Engadget	The best podcasting gear for beginners	https://www.engadget.com/2020-02-14-the-best-podcasting-gear-for-beginners.html?src=rss	The best podcasting gear for beginnersStarting a podcast is easy Making one that actually sounds good is another story entirely We can t help much with the bigger problems facing would be podcasters ーfinding a good topic and getting people to listen ーbut we can point you to the best gear to get started With a few smart purchases you too can sound like a podcast pro Get a decent microphoneYou need a good microphone There s no arguing with this It doesn t matter if you re starting your own show or planning to guest on someone else s podcast A great microphone will elevate your voice to help you get the sort of depth and richness you hear on the radio and popular shows like Radiolab While you could record with your phone or your PC s webcam mic in a pinch nobody wants to hear that every week We strongly suggest starting with a solid USB microphone They can connect easily to any computer or even phones and tablets with a dongle and they ll offer a huge leap in sound quality Previously we ve recommended the Blue Yeti as the ideal beginner mic It s easy to use and sounds great for the price But it s also a condenser microphone which means it s not great for the noisy environments most newfound podcasters are recording in So this year we re suggesting you jump straight to an inexpensive dynamic microphone like the Audio Technica ATR X Buy Blue Yeti at Amazon Buy Audio Technica ATR X at Amazon Dynamic microphones do a better job of isolating your voice and cutting out background noise ーthe only downside is that you need to speak close to it like a radio host The ATR X also has USB C and XLR connections which means you can easily bring it over to a more professional audio interface down the line or drag it along to a friend s studio There are cheaper USB microphones out there like Blue s Snowball and AmazonBasics Mini Condenser but you ll pay for going cheap with noisier recordings If you re serious about podcasting it s worth spending a bit more up front There s a good chance you ll end up chucking a cheaper mic once you hear the difference Buy Blue Snowball at Amazon Buy AmazonBasics Mini Condenser at Amazon Pro tip RTFMYou should actually read the instructions and make sure you know what every dial and button does Most importantly make sure you re speaking in the right direction With most microphones including the Blue Yeti you want to aim at the side with the brand label Some models like the ATRX and other dynamic mics need to be addressed from the top Yes I know this all sounds basic but I ve encountered dozens of people who end up aiming for the wrong part of their mics when they re getting started It s also worth picking up a few accessories to make your recordings sound great Get a pop filter or foam cover to avoid plosives that annoying titutal pop when you make quot p quot sounds If you re going to be recording regularly it s worth investing in a tabletop arm to hold your mic in an optimal position and also avoid the extra noise you get from desktop stands You could of course start exploring more expensive microphone options but I d suggest holding off on those until you re more committed to the podcasting life The next big level up from USB options is the world of XLR microphones the same interface used for professional audio gear You ll also need a USB audio interface like the Tascam US x or FocusRite Scarlett i to connect those mics to your computer At that point you can start looking at higher end options like the Rode Procaster It sounds noticeably richer than the Yeti and since it s a dynamic microphone it s also better at cutting out unwanted noise Here s some advice You can save quite a bit by buying all this equipment used or refurbished I saved on the excellent Shure PG USB microphone years ago by going through eBay Buy FocusRite Scarlett i at Amazon Buy Rode Procaster at Amazon Choose your audio editing weaponsNow that you have the hardware you need some software to put your show together There s no avoiding this part You need to learn the basics of audio editing Luckily there s Audacity a free open source audio editor that works across every computing platform Its UI is ugly and a bit archaic but it s also pretty powerful once you get a handle on it I ve edited all of my shows with Audacity and aside from a few annoying crashes and quirks it suits my needs well If you re looking for something more robust or you grow tired of Audacity the free version of AVID s Pro Tools is worth a look and there s Reaper by Winamp creator Justin Frankel They re both full fledged digital audio workstations DAW and Reaper also has the bonus of working with plenty of tools and plug ins At the high end of the spectrum there s Adobe Audition but at per month or for the year it s not worth considering until podcasting has become your life Get good headphonesHeadphones are the best way to monitor your recordings ーthat is to hear yourself as you re recording ーas well as to make sure they sound great once completed You ll definitely want something better than the earbuds that came with your phones We recommend starting with something like Sony s MDR a pair of over the ear headphones that have been studio mainstays for decades They offer a neutral sound and a light fit exactly what you ll need for hours of editing If you ve already picked up a pair of great headphones those will work fine Be sure to turn off any noise canceling features though as they can color what you re hearing while monitoring recordings We re not going to go down the rabbit hole of recommending large speakers like you d find in a real studio They re not worth it for podcast editing and most people will be listening to your show with headphones anyway Of course if you make something that sounds great on headphones it ll probably be fine on speakers Buy Sony MDR at Amazon Prep your recording altarYou can t just set up your fancy new microphone anywhere You ll want to find a room that s as quiet as possible or even a small closet If both of those options are out carve out some space in the corner or along a wall of a larger room Wherever you set up you ll need to treat your space a bit with some foam wedges or other sound absorbing objects You can always go the simple route Drape a curtain or blanket over your desk to create an isolated sound dampened spot Learn how to record with friendsSo now you re all set to record a podcast on your own But how do you bring in a co host or guest That s where things get a bit complicated You could chat with a friend over Skype and record their audio using something like Total Recorder on Windows or Soundflower on Mac You ll want to make sure the other person is also aiming for the best audio quality with a high quality mic In a pinch you can have a guest record a voice memo on their phone but be sure to follow NPR s phone recording guidelines To simplify remote group recordings you could consider web based services like Zencastr and Cast which automatically capture high quality local audio They ll get you better quality than a Skype recording since you re not dealing with compressed audio from your guests These services let you quickly edit and process recordings online as well While they may sound like podcasting heaven there are issues to watch out for Network interruptions could easily render a session useless and they re demanding on systems with minimal RAM If you go this route be sure to have backup recordings For the most control your co host can record their side of the conversation on their end and send it to you afterward This obviously introduces additional layers of complexity like making sure your audio stays synchronized throughout the whole recording It s also tougher to edit since you re juggling multiple files on a timeline instead of one But honestly the quality bump is worth it If you re looking to hone your audio editing skills there are online tutorials like this Udemy course or YouTube instructional videos Recording with another person physically near you is a bit tougher Some mics like the Blue Yeti have modes for shared recording Otherwise you ll need to get a USB audio interface to plug multiple XLR mics into your computer If you re going that route you ll have to be extra careful about avoiding crossover recordings on those mics If you re looking to record interviews on the go nab a digital audio recorder like the Zoom Hn and a few mics like Rode s Lavalier Go Since it won t sound nearly as good as a home setup I wouldn t recommend this as your main recording method unless you invest in a powerful recorder with support for pro grade XLR mics Buy Zoom Hn at Amazon Buy Rode Lavalier Go at Amazon Choose a podcasting serviceOnce you ve locked in an episode or two it s time to start exploring podcast hosts These will host your files give you a feed you can subscribe to in any podcast app and usually help you list your show on iTunes Spotify and other services Most important you can get some detailed analytics from hosts and if you get popular enough they can also help you nab some sponsorships You can get started for free with Acast per month with Libsyn or per month with Audioboom Photos avdyachenko Mic setup Olly Curtis Future Publishing via Getty Images AKG headphones Getty Images podcast interview	2022-02-16 15:30:05
Cisco	Cisco Blog	Cisco MDS 64G SAN Analytics: Architecture evolution	https://blogs.cisco.com/datacenter/cisco-mds-64g-san-analytics-architecture-evolution	Cisco MDS G SAN Analytics Architecture evolutionCisco recently announced software availability of NX OS with support for SAN Analytics on the Cisco MDS switch with G Modules that provide the next phase of architecture innovation for SAN Analytics	2022-02-16 15:09:27
Cisco	Cisco Blog	Meet Marcel from Cisco’s global advocacy community	https://blogs.cisco.com/customerspotlight/meet-marcel-from-ciscos-global-advocacy-community	Meet Marcel from Cisco s global advocacy communityOur advocates are the heart and soul of our customer community at Cisco We re excited to spotlight our next guest from The Global Gateway Marcel Janecek	2022-02-16 15:02:52
Cisco	Cisco Blog	Disaggregating Memory May be the Most Exciting Trend for Computing System Design Right Now	https://blogs.cisco.com/datacenter/disaggregating-memory-may-be-the-most-exciting-trend-for-computing-system-design-right-now	Disaggregating Memory May be the Most Exciting Trend for Computing System Design Right NowJust throwing more resources at difficult and complex challenges in high performance computing design willy nilly can often be an inefficient solution If the resources are not used smartly and efficiently it can lead to a lot of waste and excess A relevant example is internal storage in computing systems In my first blog in this three part series I discussed the rapid growth of key performance metrics across CPU GPU cores memory network throughput storage capacity and peripheral interconnects These numbers certainly attest to the sheer scale that the compute industry is willing to throw at the problem of how to support the explosion of workloads and applications that we are experiencing with the mainstream adoption of cloud mobile and social technologies In this second blog in the series I talk about how memory upgrades in high performance computing design today are changing the rules of the future of hardware game	2022-02-16 15:00:36
海外科学	NYT > Science	Will We Soon Be Eating Chicken Grown From Animal Cells?	https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/15/dining/cell-cultured-meat.html	Will We Soon Be Eating Chicken Grown From Animal Cells Here s an early taste of the laboratory grown meat that companies are racing to bring to market and a look at the questions it raises about how we feed ourselves	2022-02-16 15:55:19
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GCP	Cloud Blog	Helping the state of Ohio build a digitally skilled workforce	https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/public-sector/helping-state-ohio-build-digitally-skilled-workforce/	Helping the state of Ohio build a digitally skilled workforceDigital skills training is critical to the future of work and economic mobility in Americaー of jobs that require less than a bachelor s degree while paying a living wage are described as “digitally intensive Burning Glass but almost one third of U S workers lack digital skills National Skills Coalition This growing divide between demand for digital skills and the supply of trained workers has encouraged states like Ohio to consider new approaches to closing the skills gap  Like many states Ohio has a large number of open jobs that require digital skillsーthere have been over new cloud IT Support user experience UX design data analyst and project management jobs posted in the state of Ohio in the past months Burning Glass These new jobs need trained technical workers and local employers across the government health retail and financial sectors are searching for talent with the skills needed to fill them To help address this growing challenge Google is partnering with Ohio to provide fundamentaldigital skills Google Career Certificates professional Google Cloud certifications and more  Google is enabling Ohio s workforce system to support jobseekers in five key ways Google Cloud Skills Boost is open to anyone and free to startState employees and residents of Ohio alike are successfully using Google Cloud Skills Boost to grow their cloud skills Hundreds of Ohio learners have successfully accessed Google Cloud Skills Boost Google Cloud s library of labs and courses to help simplify cloud skills Right now Google has made this library free for the first days enabling residents to start working toward certifications they need to fill cloud based roles without added cost Learners in Google Cloud Skills Boost can earn certifications or simply brush up on skills they need professionally Entirely online the pace of learning is up to the user and covers everything from cloud basics to more advanced skills  Accessible Career Certificates and job opportunities for residentsWe re making Google Career Certificates more accessible to Ohioans and the public and private sector community partners that serve and employ them Thousands of Ohio based learners are using Google Career Certificates to gain the skills they need to start careers in the career fields of data analytics IT support and project management and user experience UX design These are in demand well paying career fields that employers and workforce development institutions across the public and private sectors are hiring for The Certificates do not require prior experience or a degree and of graduates nationally report a positive career impact in their career trajectory e g new job raise or promotion within six months of completion Google has partnered with non profit organizations and local education partners to increase awareness of Google Career Certificates and help Ohio residents take advantage of the courses which are free for Community College and Career and Technical Education CTE high schools Additionally  through our Employer Consortium which includes Expedient Pep Promotions and many employers that hire within Ohio we re connecting Google Career Certificate program graduates who have job ready skills with more than employers across a diverse range of industries Partnerships with schoolsIn Ohio colleges and universities offer training and certifications through our Google Cloud Career Readiness Program and free Google Cloud Computing Foundations curriculum By bringing Google Cloud into the classroom we re helping expose students to the cloud technology they ll encounter in the workforce We ve also enabled faculty at Ohio institutions to help their students access Google Cloud by issuing more than of Google Cloud teaching credits Additionally Google Career Certificates are free for all community colleges and career and technical CTE high schools to include in their curriculum The American Council on Education ACE has recommended each certificate for up to college credits which gives Ohioans who have some post secondary education but no college degree an affordable on ramp to earning their diploma Tech skills don t have to start at the university level either We ve partnered with Ohio and several other states to help build digital skills for the future by bringing programs like Google Workspace into K classrooms and helping teachers build lessons around digital literacy coding and more Government employee trainingWith the move to remote work becoming permanent for some employers need to go beyond ensuring new hires have the skills needed to manage a digitally connected workplace  Agencies also want to be sure that their current employees have the skills they need to manage and make the most of cloud capabilities One example the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services secured licenses for their staff to get full access to on demand Google Cloud training for months enabling their staff to build cloud skills on a flexible timeline And anyone State of Ohio employee or otherwise can access Google Cloud Skills Boost for free for the first days to build their own cloud skills Investing in a talent ecosystemIn Governor Mike DeWine and Lt Governor Jon Husted launched the State of Ohio s TechCred program This program gives Ohio employers the chance to upskill current and future employees and two pathways already available through TechCred are Google s Cloud certifications and the Google IT Support Certificate Ohio employers who enroll their eligible employees in Google Cloud training or Google Career Certificates can be reimbursed up to per credential once employees complete a Google Cloud certification or the Google IT Support Certificate What s great about TechCred is that employers can continually apply for funding Funding rounds are typically held every other month and employers can receive up to per round and up to per year “Innovation and technology are changing what skills we need to start and lead a successful career and we must help people efficiently earn the skills they need to succeed said Ohio Lt Governor Jon Husted Director of the Governor s Office of Workforce Transformation “This requires new ways to deliver education and skill development and TechCred has proven to be an effective way to up skill tens of thousands of Ohioans Google is also investing in expanding its data center and Google Cloud region presence in central Ohio These investments bring job opportunities as well as skilled workers to the state and help grow the local talent pipeline further See how we re helping build an empowered workforceWhat is happening in Ohio can happen in other states too  As Ohio builds new training pathways to grow the local labor pool other states can pick up their playbook To learn more about how we re helping create a more skilled workforce visit the Google Learning page Source Burning Glass Data Based on program graduate survey responses United States	2022-02-16 17:00:00