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python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	CURLのHeaderやBody（JSON）を指定文字で置換する	https://qiita.com/fenfen4000/items/f503ec0e1cbb2afbe54e	libimportreimportjsoncur	2022-05-16 05:56:08
海外TECH	DEV Community	DevoxxUK - afterparty. The conference which changed EVERYTHING	https://dev.to/nikitakoselev/devoxxuk-afterparty-the-conference-which-changed-everything-4mmh	DevoxxUK afterparty The conference which changed EVERYTHINGFew days ago I was one of the lucky attendees of DevoxxUK as a representative of the London Java Community To be honest I didn t expect much Why I thought that similar to the previous conferences I had attended I will not learn something which cannot be learned from the books or courses I was wrong So wrong Absolutely wrong DevoxxUK was absolutely amazing I have attended the best IT sessions in my life Benjamin Muskalla s The Open Source Effect and Kevlin Henney s Ch ch changes A talk about humans and codeby Kevlin Henney On the top of it I have spoken to an amazing and inspiring Sal Kimmich CSM Previous conferences were not even closely same amazing as that DevoxxUK So what has changed Why was DevoxxUK conference so different from all others The answer is simple The conferences were and will be great One parameter has changed I have changed Previously I was attending conferences to attend the sessions about technology and bring home some swag Oh how inefficient I was…This time while listening to an absolutely amazing Benjamin Muskalla I realized that I am there because of people I will remember that moment as a turn point in my life Really I realized that all these people around me including the speaker are much more interesting and valuable than just pure technical knowledge I can read more about tech in the books or internet but these people will have different sometimes contradicting and almost always very dynamic views on the technology on the ways we work and on the ways we live Books will always remain static a way more static than people I am not saying that we shall not read book We absolutely must read books But we should not sacrifice the benefits of speaking to people Neither shall we sacrifice the benefits of reading the books It is just that developers like myself prefer reading books to talking to other people even to other develoepers Covid pandemic made it worse but the problem had been there long before teh pandemic That is the place to be That is the place to grow It might even be a place for getting wisdom or at least some of it Please let me explain myself Developers normally learn from books or coding practice In the best case they learn from collaboration The most luckiest learn from pair programming or XP Or so I thought Well I was right and wrong at the same time While all these ways of learning are efficient speaking and listening to people at the conferences is much better Why Well these are not random people They are top noch professionals Yes people in your company are also professionals However you already know a lot about your colleagues and probably you have synched with them in terms of knowledge New people will bring you new ideas new technologies new advice They might even tell you something which you never pointed your attention to because you thought you already know the topic Or maybe you were not aware about the topic You will learn a ton of things which you couldn t learn before because your brain was working in a non conference mode If you are very lucky you will learn about new horizons and new upcoming directions in technology and careers For example I thought I understand how and why to do Open Source Well attending bmuskalla s session made me understand that I was VERY wrong in my understanding of contributing to Open Source Benjamin and Sal have explained everybody that it is actually extremely easy to get into OpenSource Even more a lot of highly respected people in the OpenSource community have started just like that During the upcoming weeks I will post about the sessions which I have attended at the DevoxxUK I am very tempted to write about bmuskalla s session in this post but I am concerned with missing crucial details Therefore I will wait and watch the video recordings when they are ready After that I will write a number of articles based on the DevoxxUK sessions I liked most Tips and tricks I learned attending the conference Speak with other attendees about stuff which interests you and them These might be different topics but you will amazed how much can you learnNow speak even more Minimize your lunch minimize every distraction you can SPEAK TO THE PEOPLE Take a look at people s badges and follow them on LinkedIn Especially the speakers those who are at the boothhs and those who are asking questions during the sessions Remember even “generic attendees are “preselected as they were active enough find a way to get to the conferenceWhile at the booths chat to the company representatives about stuff which their company does Find something in their product which you have understanding about and start asking questions These people are at the conference because they love their jobs These people really enjoy good questions So asking “but what is your edge over such and such database provider is a perfectly valid questionTry to write less especially during the sessions The problem is that writing distracts even if you actually are typing on your laptop or on your phone I am not saying that you shall not take notes or make tweets but please understand that these are quite a distractive luxuriesTry to impose active listening Write down questions to the presenter so you can ask these questions at the end Take pictures of the presentation At least for me taking a look at the photo of Benjamin s presentation immediately helped me to recall what he was speaking aboutAnd the last one I do not remember when I have been that happy as after talking to all those wonderful attendees of the conference I am happy and full of energy And I have contributed to my first Open Source project Who could think People You rock P S Special thanks to antonarhipov for his help with terminology used in my post P P S Very special thanks to London Java Community for sponsorship LJC keeps investing enourmous efforts into helping the community LJC you are amazing devoxxuk softwaredevelopment personalgrowth helpingthecommunity	2022-05-15 20:14:10
海外TECH	DEV Community	How to manage keyboard shortcuts in Angular application (The easy way)	https://dev.to/omridevk/how-to-manage-keyboard-shortcuts-in-angular-application-the-easy-way-2p3o	How to manage keyboard shortcuts in Angular application The easy way I have always liked the way Visual Studio Code enabled you to modify add key binding in a JSON object which is a pretty nice interface in my opinion Taken as an inspiration I wanted to create a similar and scalable solution for Angular application To achieve a pretty scale able solution keeping mind memory leakage and garbage collection of registered shortcut in a large app Thus a component based architecture was chosen The library supports both Windows and Mac has a nice built in help screen to show all registered shortcuts and service to create a customize help screen in need You can find the library here And play with a working example here How it worksTo optimize for performance only one event listener is registered to the document body Each shortcut is then checked when keydown is pressed this part can still be optimized and will be in the future but the filtering is pretty quick at the moment so even with registered shortcuts no slowdown are noticeable You can use a directive to target a shortcut to work only when a specific element is in focusOr use a component that will add a global shortcut to your application and will be cleaned out automatically when the component is destroyed FeedbackThis is the first library I publish to NPM any feedback code related documentation or anything at all will be greatly appreciated	2022-05-15 20:00:55
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Passenger's iPhone racks up the miles trapped in a plane seat	https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/05/15/passengers-iphone-racks-up-the-miles-trapped-in-a-plane-seat?utm_medium=rss	Passenger x s iPhone racks up the miles trapped in a plane seatAn iPhone took an unexpectedly long journey after it was lost on a flight with the smartphone reportedly making multiple international trips before being returned to its owner The iPhone iPad and other personal devices have become indispensable entertainment making them ideal travel companions for long flights However a thread on a forum tells the tale of an iPhone going on a far longer journey than its owner The thread on the Australian Frequent Flyer forum starts from May where a user identified as Rugby asks if there was a way to contact Qantas lounge in Sydney in a bid to track down their partner s iPhone after a journey reports One Mile at a Time It was then discovered via the Find My network that the iPhone wasn t in a lounge but was still on the plane Read more	2022-05-15 20:49:06
海外TECH	Engadget	Buffalo gunman clips proliferate on social media following Twitch removal	https://www.engadget.com/buffalo-gunman-clips-proliferate-online-202958089.html?src=rss	Buffalo gunman clips proliferate on social media following Twitch removalFollowing Saturday s horrific mass shooting in Buffalo online platforms like Facebook TikTok and Twitter are seemingly struggling to prevent various versions of the gunman s livestream from proliferating on their platforms The shooter an year old white male attempted to broadcast the entire attack on Twitch using a GoPro Hero Black The company told Engadget it took his channel down within two minutes of the violence starting Not going to share screenshots but the rate at which versions of the Buffalo video continue to proliferate on Facebook and Twitter is astonishing We ve been here before with Christchurch and it continues to happen ーRyan Mac RMac May “Twitch has a zero tolerance policy against violence of any kind and works swiftly to respond to all incidents a Twitch spokesperson said “The user has been indefinitely suspended from our service and we are taking all appropriate action including monitoring for any accounts rebroadcasting this content Despite Twitch s response that hasn t stopped the video from proliferating online According to New York Times reporter Ryan Mac one link to a version of the livestream someone used a screen recorder to preserve saw interactions Another Twitter user said they found a Facebook post linking to the video that had been viewed more than million times with an accompanying screenshot suggesting the post did not trigger Facebook s automated safeguards A Meta spokesperson told Mac the video violates Facebook s Community Standards LISTEN Police commissioner explains what happened today in Buffalo Sheriff followed up calling this shooting that killed people including a retired Buffalo police officer a racially motivated hate crime newsbuffalopic twitter com qTWJYRUyCーAustin Kellerman AustinKellerman May Responding to Mac s Twitter thread Washington Post reporter Taylor Lorenz said she found TikTok videos that share accounts and terms Twitter users can search for to view the full video “Clear the vid is all over Twitter she said We ve reached out to the company for comment Preventing terrorists and violent extremists from disseminating their content online is one of the things Facebook Twitter and a handful of other tech companies said they would do following the shooting in Christchurch New Zealand In the first hours after that attack Meta said it removed million videos but clips of the shooting continued to circulate on the platform for more than a month after the event The company blamed its automated moderation tools for the failure noting they had a hard time detecting the footage because of the way in which it was filmed quot This was a first person shooter video one where we have someone using a GoPro helmet with a camera focused from their perspective of shooting quot Neil Potts Facebook s public policy director told British lawmakers at the time	2022-05-15 20:29:58
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Buffalo shooting: Gunman deliberately sought black victims - mayor	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-61459023?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	black	2022-05-15 20:54:05
ニュース	BBC News - Home	FA Cup winners Chelsea 'will go down in history', says boss Emma Hayes	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/61457768?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	FA Cup winners Chelsea x will go down in history x says boss Emma HayesChelsea manager Emma Hayes says her team will go down in history after defending their FA Cup crown and completing the domestic Double	2022-05-15 20:15:08
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	東京海上Gがはまったエリートのジレンマ、イーデザイン損保の新商品を「半年間棚上げ」の謎 - 選別される 生保・損保・代理店	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/303119		2022-05-16 05:25:00
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	就職人気企業ランキング23年卒後半戦【文系男子ベスト200】3位三井物産、V3達成の商社は？ - 就職人気企業ランキング 2023年卒後半戦調査	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/302991	三井物産	2022-05-16 05:20:00
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	マンション初購入や理事初就任の「困った」に、スゴ腕理事長が丁寧に激辛回答!?Q&A15選 - マンション管理 天国と地獄	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/302352	qampampa	2022-05-16 05:15:00
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	マニュライフ生命の断末魔！悪質節税保険が招いた金融庁検査の中身と、社員大量退職の実態 - 選別される 生保・損保・代理店	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/303118	名義変更	2022-05-16 05:10:00
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	円安もインフレも止められない日銀の袋小路、迷走する物価対策 - 政策・マーケットラボ	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/303154	物価上昇	2022-05-16 05:05:00
北海道	北海道新聞	白人男、高校銃撃脅迫も　ＮＹ、憎悪犯罪で捜査	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/681120/	憎悪犯罪	2022-05-16 05:22:00
ビジネス	東洋経済オンライン	長距離ドライバー､｢基本給7.5万円｣の過酷な実態 過重労働を強いられるが､報酬は上がらない | 最新の週刊東洋経済 | 東洋経済オンライン	https://toyokeizai.net/articles/-/588636?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=http&utm_campaign=link_back	東洋経済オンライン	2022-05-16 06:00:00
ビジネス	東洋経済オンライン	在宅は出世に影響？近くにいるほど｢高評価｣の謎 日本人の有休消化率はなぜこれほど悪いのか | ワークスタイル | 東洋経済オンライン	https://toyokeizai.net/articles/-/586476?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=http&utm_campaign=link_back	感染拡大	2022-05-16 05:40:00