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IT	気になる、記になる…	Apple、｢watchOS 8.5.1｣を配信開始 − セキュリティアップデートとバグ修正	https://taisy0.com/2022/04/01/155334.html	apple	2022-03-31 21:59:41
IT	気になる、記になる…	Apple、｢iPadOS 15.4.1｣を配信開始 − 各種問題を修正	https://taisy0.com/2022/04/01/155332.html	apple	2022-03-31 21:58:40
IT	気になる、記になる…	Apple、｢iOS 15.4.1｣を配信開始 − 各種問題を修正	https://taisy0.com/2022/04/01/155330.html	apple	2022-03-31 21:57:23
Google	カグア！Google Analytics 活用塾:事例や使い方	ソニーやグッチからの企業案件はどうやったら受注できるのか？答え「公式から声がかる」	https://www.kagua.biz/playgame/fortnite-playgame/20220401a1.html	ソニーやグッチからの企業案件はどうやったら受注できるのか答え「公式から声がかる」国内外で有名企業がメタバースクリエイターに企業案件を発注するケースが増えています。	2022-03-31 21:00:33
AWS	AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog	How Storm Reply Enables Industrial IoT and Predictive Maintenance at Schenck Process Group with AWS IoT	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/apn/how-storm-reply-enables-industrial-iot-and-predictive-maintenance-at-schenck-process-group-with-aws-iot/	How Storm Reply Enables Industrial IoT and Predictive Maintenance at Schenck Process Group with AWS IoTLearn how Storm Reply used AWS IoT services to implement a solution that is highly scalable easy to maintain and optimized to satisfy custom requirements for Schenck Process Group a global market leader in measurement and process technology Storm Reply s approach is to pair the edge device capabilities of AWS IoT Greengrass with the storage and processing power of AWS and pairing these tools with a custom high quality web application	2022-03-31 21:17:15
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	002 - Encyclopedia of Parentheses(Python)	https://qiita.com/kzy83/items/5b3c04adb7e902ac41e9	つまり、これがおきないようにするためには、『』と『』を左から順番に連結させていく際に、ある連結時点で『』の数より『』が大きくなってはなりません。	2022-04-01 06:08:32
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	【SwiftUI】角度でデザインが変わるレアカードを再現してみた	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/swiftui-lenticular-card/	swiftui	2022-03-31 21:24:51
海外TECH	Ars Technica	Tech works with you, not against you, in the Mercedes-Benz S-Class	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1844865	amazing	2022-03-31 21:55:23
海外TECH	Ars Technica	Pfizer, Moderna vaccines aren’t the same; study finds antibody differences	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1844672	antibody	2022-03-31 21:27:16
海外TECH	Ars Technica	Report: US Senators urge FTC to scrutinize Microsoft/Activision merger	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1844932	activision	2022-03-31 21:05:05
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	Microsoft Is Rebranding the Your Phone App	https://www.makeuseof.com/microsoft-your-phone-rebrand/	windows	2022-03-31 21:36:52
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	What Is My Bitcoin Wallet Address?	https://www.makeuseof.com/what-is-my-bitcoin-wallet-address/	address	2022-03-31 21:30:13
海外TECH	DEV Community	Celestron - A Tower Defense for replit's madewithreplit hackathon	https://dev.to/ironcladdev/celestron-a-tower-defense-for-replits-madewithreplit-hackathon-3hbb	Celestron A Tower Defense for replit x s madewithreplit hackathonCelestron is an intense action packed and hilarious tower defense game for the madewithreplit hackathon Make sure you play this in fullscreen at Also this game is mobile friendly Made With spotandjake and jdog	2022-03-31 21:57:24
海外TECH	DEV Community	Consider these factors before advertising on TikTok	https://dev.to/luisinacomes/consider-these-factors-before-advertising-on-tiktok-55j0	Consider these factors before advertising on TikTokTikTok surpassed billion users in September The platform is unsaturated and traffic is affordable which makes it a tempting channel for marketers all over the world It almost seems too good to be true But there are several factors to take into account Make sure you read this before you jump into TikTok Ads Testing a new channel is expensive Are you willing to divert of your advertising budget towards TikTok This is the minimum we recommend After all the only way to know if the platform works for you is to spend real money on it Do you have the time Running ads for a few weeks won t give you any substantial data As a rule of thumb give it at least two months before you make up your mind Have you tried other short video channels like Instagram stories or IGTV If so have you had any success TikTok can have cheaper CPAs cheaper CPMs and higher quality traffic than Instagram But transferring the same content from one channel to another won t work You can reuse Instagram content and try your luck but our advice is to make new platform specific videos It s key to focus on the content rather than the video s look and aesthetic If these facts make TikTok ads seem unappealing to you try an organic strategy first Upload two videos per week for two months and see how they perform for themselves This will give you time to get to know the platform and identify the content your audience likes best We are not trying to get you to ditch TikTok Ads but we know it s a tricky channel to get a hold of Simply make sure you have the resources needed to give it a try and remember TikTok is not Instagram	2022-03-31 21:16:30
海外TECH	DEV Community	How to Upgrade Your freeCodeCamp Project	https://dev.to/deepgram/how-to-upgrade-your-freecodecamp-project-53d3	How to Upgrade Your freeCodeCamp ProjectI spend a lot of time with folks learning to code and early career developers One of the things I ve noticed is that it s increasingly hard to find your first job One of the biggest comments I ve heard from hiring managers is that so many applicants for junior positions are showcasing the same projects As I was brainstorming some use cases for Deepgram I wanted to work on something that could help out these folks looking for their first development job That s how I decided to upgrade one of the freeCodeCamp Front End Development Libraries Projects In this post we re going to take the Quote Generator Project up a notch and use Deepgram s Node SDK to fetch a quote Prepping our ProjectFor this tutorial we re assuming that you have completed the project If you haven t you can find the directions for the quote generator here or take a look at freeCodeCamp s demo project to get you started Download Node js if you haven t already get it hereCreate a Deepgram API Key with an admin or owner role get it here Create a file called env and add DG KEY your api key Your API key should be a string of letters and numbers that gt you wrap in single quotes env files contain sensitive values We ll use a gitignore file to ensure we don t expose our information but if you re sharing your code with others don t include your sensitive information Where we startedBefore we get into upgrading our freeCodeCamp projects let s take a look at the core functionality of our quote generator When we open our project there s a quote to start When we click the New Quote button our quote machine fetches a new quote and author and displays that in the quote box When we click the Twitter button it takes the quote we see on the screen and creates a new tweet Here s the basic functionality that allows us to create the new quote function getRandomQuote fetch then response gt response json then data gt document querySelector text innerText data quotes random quote document querySelector author innerText data quotes random author newQuoteButton addEventListener click gt const rndCol rgb random random random document body style backgroundColor rndCol getRandomQuote As you can see the project fetches quotes from a JSON file of quotes and authors on GitHub You can find the one I used here As you work on this project it s useful to have some understanding of APIs and JSON Resource Break Getting Started with APIs by Kevin Lewis Getting Started with JSON by Sandra Rodgers OverviewThe way this looks isn t going to change but how we re getting the quotes will Instead of fetching from the gist we will fetch a random movie from this gist and then transcribe that using Deepgram s Node SDK Rather than using CodePen I will be working in a public repository We ll need a package json file for this project to install some packages to help us get the data we need File StructureWe ll be using a public folder for all the files that impact the front end of our project We ll only be actively working on a total of two files with the assumption that you ll keep your styles the same app js will contain our front end logic with our click events which will be in the public folder This is the file that controls rendering the quote and author on the screen server js is where we ll work with our server side logic We ll use node fetch more on this later to get the data we need from the JSON of movie quotes We ll also use Deepgram s Node SDK to transcribe the quotes and get them on the screen Here s what our file structure is going to look like Getting StartedOnce you have your project in a repository cd into your project from your terminal and follow the following steps npm i deepgram sdk dotenv expressnpm i g gitignore amp amp gitignore nodeThese are all the packages we ll need to get us up and running in this project Package breakdowndotenv “Dotenv is a zero dependency module that loads environment variables from a env file into process env gitignore node and gitignore node “​​Automatically fetch github s excellent gitignore files for any of your new projects express Node framework that connects your server side to your client side Another Resource Break If you re getting started with learning express like I was here are a couple of resources to get you started Sandra s post Sending Audio Files to Your Express js Server can help you better understand express Express Node Introduction Updating Your Project with DeepgramNow we re ready to upgrade your freeCodeCamp Quote Generator We ll start in the server js file We need to require the packages we just installed to ensure we can use them At the top of your file add the following require dotenv config const express require express const fetch require node fetch const app express const Deepgram require deepgram sdk Next we need to connect our app js file to our server js file Below the previous code add the following lines of code app use express static public const deepgram new Deepgram process env DG KEY The first line in that block allows us to serve static files to our Express app Because we have public in there our app has access to the files in our public folder If you want a more thorough explanation you can check out this Mastering JS tutorial The second line creates a new instance of Deepgram using our API key that we added to our env file Because we ve added the dotenv packages we have access to that key when we add the process env before the variable name for our API key Accessing the Quote LogicNext up we will add the logic that allows us to access the gist of movie quote data This is where we ll also be using node fetch which we ve named “fetch in this project We re going to put all of our logic in an async function With async functions we know we ll have to wait for a task but our application can continue to be responsive while waiting This is a fairly complex concept so don t worry if you don t fully grasp it right now You can check out mdn s Introduction to asynchronous JavaScript for more information Let s start with this async function getTranscript Within this space we re going to add A function that allows us to randomize our quotesLogic to get the wav file and the speaker although we re referring to them as “author in this post Just after the first curly brace we re going to add our random function with this code async function getTranscript function random number return Math floor Math random number Now we want to make sure that we get a random file and the author associated with that quote To do that add the following code underneath our getTranscript function const randomNumber random const response await fetch const data await response json const audioUrl data randomNumber quote const author data randomNumber authorOur randomNumber variable ensures that the file we re passing to Deepgram coming up next is associated with the author of that quote With response and data we re accessing the gist of movie quotes If we console log data we ll get this plus the rest of the array of objects When we console log author we ll see one of those author s names as we re accessing one item in the array We ve made huge progress Now we re ready to use Deepgram to upgrade this freeCodeCamp project Below the code we ve just written but within the getTranscript function we re going to add what we need to get the transcript from the wav file const quoteTranscription await deepgram transcription preRecorded url audioUrl punctuate true language en US then transcription gt transcription results channels alternatives return author author transcription quoteTranscription A couple of things with that code block We re using pre recorded audio which you can find more about in our Deepgram docs on pre recorded transcription You need to pass the link to the audio file In this case we do it with url audioUrlWe get access to the transcription of the wav file transcription results channels alternatives We re returning both the author and the transcription because we need to send them to our app js file to render in our quote box Now we re ready to connect all that work in server js to app js After that code and outside of the function add this code block app get transcribe req res gt getTranscript then transcriptObj gt res send transcriptObj catch err gt console log err This is where we re using express The express path should lead you to JSON data that we re accessing We re calling getTranscript so we have access to the author and transcription values To send that to our app js file we use res send Right now we re not sending it there because we haven t connected those paths Before we do that let s make sure express is listening to the server Add this code to the very bottom of the file app listen gt console log Example app listening on port Now we re ready to connect our work We re almost done app jsIn our app js file we have an event listener attached to our new quote button Previously when we clicked this it would fetch from the quote gist We re going to replace that with this code fetch transcribe then r gt r json then res gt document querySelector text innerText res transcription transcript document querySelector author innerText res author We re connecting the path in server js when we fetch transcribe Then we re taking that transcript object getting it in a usable format and then sending the text and author divs according to that data We should be ready Go to your terminal and run node server js You should be able to navigate to http localhost and see your app Go ahead and click the New Quote button and see the magic happen Whew That s a pretty cool update If you want to check out the code in its entirety you can navigate to our freeCodeCamp Quote Generator repo or to get you up and running faster check out our freeCodeCamp Quote Gen with Deepgram Stackblitz When you open this project it will automatically fork it for you You just need to add your own env Then in the terminal run node server js and see it live This is a project I hope to build on We ve been doing Twitter Spaces at Deepgram and once we have some edited I d love to use the quote generator to show random quotes and allow you to select the full recording if you re interested in the quote Be on the lookout for that future post If you have any questions or want a walkthrough of the how to build a freeCodeCamp project with the Deepgram update hit us up on DeepgramDevs on Twitter	2022-03-31 21:06:41
海外TECH	DEV Community	From One, Many – Building a Product Suite With a Monolith	https://dev.to/justinpaulson/from-one-many-building-a-product-suite-with-a-monolith-2n6g	From One Many Building a Product Suite With a MonolithAha has now reached million in annual recurring revenue with three separate software products in our available suite We did this all without taking money and without breaking our monolith into microservices Monolith vs microserviceModern web applications have used many different architecture patterns Two of the most common are a single monolithic code base and a system of isolated microservices A monolithic code base contains all of the code to run the entire feature set of an application in a single codebase Monoliths typically connect to a single database to store all of the necessary data for an application In a microservice architecure the entire product functionality is split into many different services that all have their own code bases and backing databases Each microservice is designed to handle small tasks and limit the functionality that is contained in a single code base We like to move fastBy utilizing a monolithic architecture Aha has moved from a single product with Aha Roadmaps to a suite of tools Our engineering team was able to add Aha Ideas and Aha Develop as standalone products in less than months With all of the code existing in one Rails repository it was easy to share the infrastructure data business logic views and user experience elements We maintain a single repository to run the entire Aha suite of products on a local environment This means that our engineers can have access to the full code base and all functionality ーrunning locally on their first day Once they have downloaded the repository all development can be done without any internet access There is no cluster of development services to connect to and no intricate system of virtual machines from separate repositories to manage The engineer only needs the code delivered in the monolithic repository and the engineer s own system There are portions of our code that do live outside of the main Rails repository We have some frontend tools and an integration engine that live in separate repositories from the main Rails application However all of these separate repositories are pulled into the main application as dependencies These other repositories are necessary for building new features in those areas but they are not necessary to load up the entire application functionality locally These separate repositories are also not deployable assets or services on their own They are encapsulations of areas of code that we may want to open source or utilize in other contexts outside of our main production application In fact efforts have been underway to limit these ancillary repositories and our engineers continually lament having to work outside of the main repository to complete tasks We ️RailsRuby on Rails has been monumental for the growth of Aha and many other applications across the internet Rails has been a consistent option for web development because of how easy it is to quickly generate a project A very strong community has also grown around Rails due to its open source nature Both the conventions that are provided by Rails and the community surrounding it have been a major catalyst in our velocity at Aha Rails conventions provide a standardization that lowers the learning curve for new engineers joining the team We don t have to spend a lot of time explaining the architecture decisions for a large majority of the application because they follow conventions It is easy for an experienced Rails engineer to navigate the application and quickly find the areas they need to focus on for a particular change With over years of web applications running on Rails the Rails community provides an immeasurable value to our application The community helps by providing code in the form of gems that can be used to extend Rails and by generating mountains of material to learn and grow in the ways to use Rails Blogs podcasts forums conferences books and many more mediums are dedicated to Rails This collection of material aids in our problem solving by seeing the different ways that other engineers have solved the same problems with Rails Our Rails monolith allows Aha to benefit from the work of thousands of engineers as if it was a much larger organization Complex code over complex processesThe image on the left shows a monolith where all of the functional blocks exist inside one single code base Each of the green lines represent communication between different areas of the code inside of the monolith The boxes on the right represent individual microservices that have their own code base and data Each of the blue dotted arrows in the diagram represents a contract between microservices The organization must become more complex in order to handle the information handoffs between teams that are managing contracts in a microservice architecture The contracts between services have to be discussed documented developed and maintained This is typically done by different teams that are responsible for a limited scope of the architecture Each of these lines become separate tasks that have to be analyzed and organized by product managers business analysts and team leads These tasks may appear in different sprints in different workspaces across the software development tool While each task is now simple the complexity has shifted to the ways in which work and process are organized and distributed across teams This leads to conversations about process contracts endpoints due dates and dependencies We prefer our conversations to be about users and lovable interactions Engineers build better when they understand the reason they are building It can be extremely frustrating to spend your time working away at a problem that does not have a clear value Our engineering teams at Aha are responsible for the entire life cycle of features They gain a deeper understanding of the code they are building and why each piece is required When features are divided among multiple teams handling multiple microservices it is difficult for each engineer to understand the reasoning behind their requirements Not only does this lower fulfillment from the engineers involved but it also degrades the quality and allows for unexpected cases to arise from usage that some teams may not understand I have met very few engineers who enjoy a heavy process to make meaningful alterations in a system More so I meet engineers who take pride in finding sophisticated solutions that can improve an entire system In our own code base Kyle d Oliveira was able to solve of our N queries across the entire application with a single code change Interrupt drivenOur engineers don t like meetings Most of our teams do not have daily stand ups We pioneered The Responsive Method and part of that method is to be interrupt driven Our CTO Dr Chris Waters likes to say we are “interrupt driven not meeting driven That is to say we do not schedule a meeting to tackle challenges that arise but rather we interrupt our current work to handle the new priority immediately In a complex organization with simple microservices interrupts can affect two three or many more teams A meeting becomes a necessity to coordinate changes and dependencies between teams Being interrupt driven is almost impossible when the complexity of the application has been distributed across services and teams The monolith gives our team the ability to limit interruptions to affect only a single engineer Even large interruptions that require changes at multiple levels of the stack can typically be handled by a single engineer And as Conway s Law would suggest structuring our organization around The Responsive Method has driven our architecture to remain a monolith Locking it downWe handle a lot of important data for our Aha customers Keeping their data secure is our top priority We maintain an ISO certification to ensure we are limiting any vulnerabilities in our system and process When we build new features security is paramount to all other concerns We have thorough security reviews for every new endpoint external dependency major data migration or any other code changes that have potential to open security vulnerabilities A monolith limits the scope in which we can introduce security issues A single code base allows our security engineers to understand the potential risks in the application and to easily monitor all ingress points If our code was distributed amongst numerous microservices with separate data concerns and endpoints the scope and quantity of security considerations would multiply Each new microservice would need to be analyzed and audited to verify we are not opening our customer s data up to new vulnerabilities from reparsing and reprocessing data in an inconsistent way Our Rails monolith also benefits from being written in consistent languages ーRuby and JavaScript Aha security engineers don t need to be able to diagnose vulnerabilities in Python Go and any other language a team decides to create a service in Instead our engineers can focus on the Rails code and grow a deep knowledge of how to secure the environment for our users Evolve to resolveThere is no silver bullet in software architecture that will work for every team and application For our team the Rails monolith has so far met the needs of our engineers and our products It has been described as the “least worst architecture which is often the best option in computer science While keeping complexity in the code has many benefits we enjoy it also comes with challenges We encounter more of these challenges as we grow and have to evolve to resolve them Some of those evolutions even start to look a little different than a classic monolith We are updating our background job processing by introducing event streaming with Kafka to supplement Resque background jobs While this code runs on completely different physical architecture it is still written to utilize the Rails monolith in the producers and consumers so we still reap the benefits of a single repository of shared code There is a very high level of code reuse in a monolith While this is very beneficial in quickly building features it actually comes as a cost to maintaining quality It is imperative that teams using a monolith have test suites that cover their vital business functionality Without proper test coverage it is difficult for engineers to have confidence making changes to large monolithic systems A larger test suite comes with its own problems As we covered earlier Aha engineers like to move fast and be agile enough to handle interruptions when they occur Interruptions must be handled quickly in order for the responsive method to thrive Each time we push a change we are pushing the entire application with all functionality that exists in Aha This means that as our test suite grows it begins to limit how quickly we can push changes to production This is why we built our pipeline so a deployment can quickly be rolled back to a previously stable version We also generate blue green deployments and validate the health of servers before rolling traffic to the new code It is also noteworthy that code complexity over organizational complexity requires an engineer to deeply understand all the impacts of a change on related functionality Each of our engineers may be asked to handle complex tasks that cut across the application Engineers must analyze the changes they are making to the system and have confidence that they are not causing other problems Our code base can be difficult to manage for new engineers so we typically hire experienced engineers who are already familiar with the technology we are using Future of the monolithWe will continue to evolve our monolith and make alterations to the architecture to enable our needs You can follow along here as we grow and expand our product suite and our monolith We don t see any future where dismantling our monolith is a priority Some of us have been on teams that spent months and even years converting monoliths into microservices In the end these efforts usually produce systems that are tangled in dependencies and difficult for a single engineer to make meaningful changes within It becomes difficult to drive changes on interruption and to quickly support customers across the stack For now the monolith provides us with the tools to give our customers a complete product experience from lovable interactions to responsive support Read along as we continue to share the journey over the next year and show ways that we are extending the life of our monolith We work fast at Aha and we use our products to build our products Our team is happy productive and hiring ーjoin us	2022-03-31 21:03:36
海外科学	NYT > Science	Does Social Media Make Teens Unhappy? It May Depend on Their Age.	https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/28/science/social-media-teens-mental-health.html	social	2022-03-31 21:56:05
海外科学	NYT > Science	Adriana Hoffmann, Botanist Who Fought for Chile’s Forests, Dies at 82	https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/31/climate/adriana-hoffmann-dead.html	Adriana Hoffmann Botanist Who Fought for Chile s Forests Dies at The U N recognized her as one of the top environmental leaders of the s championing her nation s natural resources in the face of corporate power	2022-03-31 21:21:09
海外TECH	WIRED	Amazon Union Election Stalls As Ballots Are Challenged	https://www.wired.com/story/amazon-union-elections-bessemer	fight	2022-03-31 21:42:38
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ニュース	@日本経済新聞 電子版	RT @nikkei: 成人年齢が20歳から18歳に下がり、東京証券取引所は「プライム」「スタンダード」「グロース」の3市場に再編。食用油は40円以上値上げ。4月から変わる制度や企業の動きをまとめました。 https://t.co/SeXlv4GeMw	https://twitter.com/nikkei/statuses/1509646649164906498	RTnikkei成人年齢が歳から歳に下がり、東京証券取引所は「プライム」「スタンダード」「グロース」の市場に再編。	2022-03-31 21:39:43
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Conversion therapy: Ban to go-ahead but not cover trans people	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-60947028?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	people	2022-03-31 21:47:11
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Ukraine war: Cars appear to drive around landmines placed in road near Kyiv	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-60947770?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	kyiva	2022-03-31 21:46:32
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Ukraine round-up: Russia sets gas deadline for West and troops leave Chernobyl	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-60939320?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	ukraine	2022-03-31 21:03:55
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Yorkshire: Structural reforms approved at EGM allowing club to host England matches	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/60946436?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	Yorkshire Structural reforms approved at EGM allowing club to host England matchesYorkshire chair Lord Patel hails an overwhelming vote for positive change as structural reforms at the club are approved on Thursday	2022-03-31 21:34:11
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Super League: Wigan Warriors 19-18 Hull FC - Late Harry Smith drop-goal gives hosts win	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/60928330?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	Super League Wigan Warriors Hull FC Late Harry Smith drop goal gives hosts winHarry Smith s th minute drop goal gifts Wigan a narrow victory in a thrilling Super League match against Hull FC	2022-03-31 21:43:41
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