投稿時間:2023-01-25 01:21:43 RSSフィード2023-01-25 01:00 分まとめ(28件)

カテゴリー等	サイト名等	記事タイトル・トレンドワード等	リンクURL	頻出ワード・要約等/検索ボリューム	登録日
IT	気になる、記になる…	【最終週】Kindleストア、書籍5冊もしくはマンガ10冊のまとめ買いで10％ポイント還元するキャンペーンを開催中	https://taisy0.com/2023/01/25/167556.html	amazon	2023-01-24 15:05:11
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Python で Amazon S3 の MultiPartUpload を扱う	https://qiita.com/hoto17296/items/6fdd17fba818eec6707b	amazons	2023-01-25 00:48:26
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	単回帰分析の再実装	https://qiita.com/Kotabrog/items/972a4f55c75b06124399	箇条書き	2023-01-25 00:28:39
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	メールアドレスの正規表現を作成する	https://qiita.com/masatom86650860/items/1858c31b96c154921abb	正規表現	2023-01-25 00:56:17
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	ralis学習備忘録その1 ~progate 道場レッスンIまで~	https://qiita.com/menma_at_here/items/fe207f4a4241c11d504e	railsiviewcontroller	2023-01-25 00:44:02
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	rubyの正規表現 繰り返し アンカー	https://qiita.com/masatom86650860/items/4b892f821fefabc55f4c	正規表現	2023-01-25 00:35:34
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	rubyの正規表現 \w,メタ文字の "."	https://qiita.com/masatom86650860/items/57be76434ab40620f70d	textea	2023-01-25 00:10:06
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Python で Amazon S3 の MultiPartUpload を扱う	https://qiita.com/hoto17296/items/6fdd17fba818eec6707b	amazons	2023-01-25 00:48:26
golang	Goタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	goqu - SELECT 編	https://qiita.com/egawata/items/15aa4fd7d96359e6959c	martingoqusqlbuilderandqu	2023-01-25 00:32:53
Ruby	Railsタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	ralis学習備忘録その1 ~progate 道場レッスンIまで~	https://qiita.com/menma_at_here/items/fe207f4a4241c11d504e	railsiviewcontroller	2023-01-25 00:44:02
海外TECH	Ars Technica	European launch chief insists there be no competition with Ariane rockets	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1912105	ariane	2023-01-24 15:47:31
海外TECH	Ars Technica	The world’s farms are hooked on phosphorus, and that’s a problem	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1912117	agricultural	2023-01-24 15:19:01
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	What Are Technology Stacks and What Do They Look Like?	https://www.makeuseof.com/technology-stacks-what-why-how/	stack	2023-01-24 15:31:16
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	How to Fix Fall Guys Connection Errors on Windows	https://www.makeuseof.com/fall-guys-connection-error-windows-fix/	windows	2023-01-24 15:15:16
海外TECH	DEV Community	How SvelteKit makes type-safe data fetching easier and better!	https://dev.to/asheeshh/how-sveltekit-makes-type-safe-data-fetching-easier-and-better-1g7k	How SvelteKit makes type safe data fetching easier and better IntroductionIt s been around a month since SvelteKit v was released and I fortunately got enough time to play around with it In this blog post I would be writing about the data fetching loading ways in SvelteKit and how SvelteKit makes it easier along with providing type safety all the way Creating a new SvelteKit appLet s start from the basics in case you know nothing about Svelte I ll be creating a new SvelteKit app first You can use this command to do it as well make sure you opt in to use typescript when prompted pnpm create svelte latest or npm create svelte latestNow that we have our project setup let s build a new page SvelteKit uses a file based routing just like other frameworks like Next js Head over to src routes page svelte in your app This is the starting point of any SvelteKit app the Index page I won t be creating any more routes as we don t need them for this blog post You can learn more about routing from SvelteKit docs Start the dev server for the app and if you did everything correctly you should be seeing a page like this if you head over to localhost Understanding data loading in SvelteKitNow let s start with the actual topic of this blog post data fetching If you read the SvelteKit docs for data fetching it states that you need separate files for loading your data which can be created for every route “A  page sveltefile can have a sibling  page js or  page ts that exports a loadfunction the return value of which is available to the page via the data prop Didn t get it don t worry let s break it into parts So first of all for every route that you want to load fetch external data you need a separate file For example for every page svelte in your routes where you need external data you will need a corresponding page ts file for loading its data The second part says something about a loadfunction A load function is the function that you export from your page ts file returning the loaded data SvelteKit autogenerates the return types for you which can be imported in your component file using types module I think it might be making some sense at this point but let s see this in action Do it yourselfLet s create a new route todo in our app and create page svelte and page ts files inside it I ll be using dummyjson to mimic an external database src routes todo page tsimport type PageLoad from types type todo id number todo string completed boolean userId number todo type for better type safetytype t todos todo total number skip number limit number actual json reponse type export const load PageLoad async gt const r await fetch const todos await r json as t todos we only want to send the todo array as props return props todos lt src routes todo page svelte gt lt script lang ts gt import type PageData from types export let data PageData lt script gt lt h gt Todo List lt h gt each data props todos as todo todo id lt div gt lt p gt todo todo lt p gt lt div gt each If you copy this code to your editor you would be able to see some beautiful typescript autocompletion working in here Let s try to understand the code Understanding the codeFirst of all I created a page ts file inside my todo route and created a load function of the type PageLoad I have fetched the json response from dummyjson inside the function and returned an array of todos from the response The type t at the beginning is optional and you may not use it but the type todo is important if you want end to end type safety also it s a good practice to keep all the types in a separate file and import them instead of cluttering the main file SvelteKit then generates the types for the load function which could be used in our page svelte In the src routes todo page svelte we first need to import the generated types and then export it as data The next part is pretty easy if you already know Svelte syntax we just need to iterated over the array of list and list them down If you do everything correctly and then head over to localhost todo you would be able to see something like this Fetching data server sideSo our data fetching works perfectly fine You could experiment a bit more with it if you want But I ll head over to the last subtopic of the blog which is loading data server side only In many cases you would not want your load function to run client side because it uses private environment variables for example or accesses a database For such cases SvelteKit provides another similar way for loading data To do so instead of creating a page ts you ll just have to create a page server ts and change the function type a bit like this src routes todo page server tsimport type PageServerLoad from types type todo id number todo string completed boolean userId number todo type for better type safetytype t todos todo total number skip number limit number actual json reponse type export const load PageServerLoad async gt const r await fetch const todos await r json as t todos we only want to send the todo array as props return props todos ConclusionYou can learn more about the PageLoad and PageServerLoad types from the docs If you are new to Svelte and SvelteKit this might have been a bit harder to understand maybe or maybe even some of you wouldn t like this way of loading data why do we need to create separate files But believe me once you start using it it just becomes natural as your app just gets more organized and I don t think it s that bad considering the type safety you get along with it without using any third party library This is it for this blog post I hope I was able to explain the topic properly In case you don t understand something or think something s not right feel free to send a comment my way Thanks a lot for reading	2023-01-24 15:47:11
海外TECH	DEV Community	How I Won $18,000 In A Hackathon	https://dev.to/teodorusnathaniel/how-i-won-18000-in-a-hackathon-23nd	How I Won In A HackathonPolkadot Hackathon North America Edition was a hackathon hosted by the Polkadot ecosystem in June July This event focused on building apps or services that could help the Polkadot and Kusama ecosystems to grow In this event I built a Substrate StackExchange on Subsocial winning Subsocial s bounty and the second place prize in the overall Interfaces amp Experiences category I was already interested in the Polkadot ecosystem before I joined the event joining only made me more invested and I built many connections that I couldn t have imagined before I even got a job with Subsocial and it is an honor for me to finally participate in building inside of the web world InspirationI joined this hackathon on a whim It started when I saw the hackathon announcement in Subsocial s Discord server When seeing this announcement I was interested in the prize so I checked it out more and found out that Subsocial also had a bounty that we can build to win a prize After checking out the bounty I became really interested in one idea which was to build a decentralized stackexchange like stackoverflow for substrate development This helped me a lot because previously I was always stuck in the ideation phase of hackathons which I could just skip in this case So I registered to the online workshop that was done by one of the team member of Subsocial When building apps on Subsocial developers can access all the data like question answers comments likes etc easily from the Subsocial SDK meaning each developer can build their own frontend for users with their own twist for how they show the data and maybe add monetization features with shared data across multiple apps After learning how we can build a decentralized Twitter on the Subsocial platform from the workshop I thought that building the idea was feasible enough to be finished in this hackathon so I registered myself for the hackathon and began building ArchitectureBy using Subsocial you can build your own app without needing to build a backend because all the data can be fetched from the Subsocial SDK or now you can use Subsquid s Indexer Service Therefore I only needed to build the frontend to manage calls to the wallet and SDK I built the frontend using nextjs with typescript I am personally a fan of react query and tailwind so I used both of them in my project Building a wallet connection and integrating the Subsocial SDK into react query was quite a hurdle for me at first For the wallet connection I used talisman connect which makes it easy to integrate substrate wallets to my app For Subsocial SDK integration as I read through the thorough SDK documentation I was able to integrate it in a way that I really liked and it boosted my productivity throughout the rest of the development AfterwordAll in all I m really glad that I participated in the hackathon and it was a really pleasant experience for me I was also very surprised when I heard that my submission won the second place in the Interfaces amp Experiences category The experience of building on Subsocial was also very good because of the comprehensive docs and I could ask the team directly if I had something I didn t understand which was really helpful To fellow hackers that wants to get started in a hackathon especially those who are interested in web world Polkadot is holding a new hackathon event which is running from Jan until Feb So what are you waiting for Join the event to create new connections gain new experiences and get rewarded as a bonus or the primary goal	2023-01-24 15:18:13
海外TECH	DEV Community	ChatGPT helped me build a random image generator!	https://dev.to/louiseann93/chatgpt-helped-me-build-a-random-image-generator-31fk	ChatGPT helped me build a random image generator This post is about using ChatGPT to help me build a super simple image generator website If you ve not heard about ChatGPT or know what it is check it out here or continue to read my brief description below What is ChatGPT I asked ChatGPT to answer this question and provide it without all the technical jargon as that goes over my head and I couldn t have written it better myself I personally never thought i d ever use ChatGPT i didn t know why i would need to but there is SO MUCH hype everywhere i look So i thought bugger it i ll get it to help me with something simple and see how it goes So now you know what it is This is what i built using ChatGPT The backstory to my idea During our fortnightly retro meetings someone is nominated to come up with a game to test the team or present something we ve built this can either be related to our work or as a side project This meeting is my turn I wanted to relate my game to communication As a team we use Jira to plan our fortnightly SPRINTS and are carded work to complete As these cards are written by different members of the team they can each read differently My idea was to get the team to have to communicate to each other in their own styles and see how easy or difficult the other person has found understanding what they had to explain As you might understand what you ve said or written but can the person next to you The game My idea was to split the team into pairs they each have an image which they can t share with their partner and they have to describe that image to the other person so they can draw the image they re being described THE CATCH they can t say exactly what the image is showing if they have an elephant on a ball they can t say elephant on a ball They may say the largest grey mammal balancing on something you d see at a circus see how this could be challenging This is where the website idea came in I wanted a random image to be shown to each person either on their mobile or laptop so i didn t have to print out multiple pictures I wanted a button to show the image at random out of a bunch of images i had to hand and i didn t want them to see the same one if they kept clicking the button Once they had been through the images they would need to start a fresh so i wanted a Refresh button to start the images again So i put together a super simple HTML CSS and JavaScript base project and found some random images online for this This is where ChatGPT came in ‍I put this idea to ChatGPT in stages i first asked my initial idea I would like to build a webpage with HTML CSS and JavaScript Where you click a button and it shows you a random image it should not show you the same image if you press the button againThe answer it gave was perfect not only did it write the code for the HTML CSS and JavaScript methods it also described to me how it works Great I entered this into my project and after a few tweaks to line up with my images it gave me a button that did exactly what i wanted Second stage the refresh buttonSuper simple after an image has been shown i would like a refresh button that puts the images back in the array so you can start again ChatGPT re wrote what it had already given me to include my new refresh button and again explained how it would workThis code creates a new array called removedUrls and pushes the removed image to it Then it creates a new event listener on the Refresh button that concatenates the removedUrls array back to the imageUrls array and empties the removedUrls array it also resets the image src attribute to blank and hide it Fantastic buttons one to show the image one to refresh them once they have all been shown Ok one things missing I want an image count i would like to see how many images are left in my array So my last question Show in the html how many images are left in the arrayGreat buttons a counter and my random images As you can see its not very pretty So i added my own styling to jazz up the buttons and make it mobile friendly by adding some media queries and flexing The final result I must say i was very skeptical of ChatGPT to start with probably out of my own stubbornness but i was pleasantly surprised with the results The guidance it gave whilst providing the usable code was great and very informative With a few adjustments it was exactly what i asked for and needed I m very excited to show this to the team Have you used ChatGBT yet If so what for If you would like to see any of the source code for this you can do so here The image generator Please let me know your thoughts	2023-01-24 15:10:44
海外TECH	DEV Community	How to create a real-time bidding platform with Appwrite and Flutter	https://dev.to/hackmamba/how-to-create-a-real-time-bidding-platform-with-appwrite-and-flutter-41l2	How to create a real time bidding platform with Appwrite and FlutterUsing an auctioning platform real time bidding RTB has become increasingly popular in recent years RTB is the buying and selling of advertising space in real time through an auction process RTB platforms allow advertisers to bid on ad inventory in real time as it becomes available typically through an ad exchange Creating real time features for applications has become easy by using the Appwrite client SDK Thus this tutorial will demonstrate how to build a real time bidding platform with Appwrite and Flutter This article will entail the following User signup and loginCreating a Create Read Update and Delete CRUD application that permits users to create and update documents in a databaseCreating a real time feature using Appwrite s real time API to listen to create delete and update events in our database collectionTo jump straight into the project clone the repository containing the code for the project PrerequisitesThe following requirements apply to follow along Xcode with developer account for Mac users To run the application use iOS Simulator Android Studio or Chrome web browsers Docker installation recommended DigitalOcean droplet or Gitpod An Appwrite instance Check out this article for the setup The user interfaces template Here is a link to the repository containing the UI template Setting up the Appwrite projectAfter setting up an Appwrite instance we head to the browser and type in our IP address or hostname Next we select Create Project and fill in our desired project name and ID Note ID can be auto generatedAfter creating a project we will scroll down within the Appwrite console and select create platform When we get a popup select Flutter and choose the operating system we plan to work on in this case choose Android Next specify the application and package names the package name is in the app level build gradle file After creating a platform head to storage to create a bucket To do so we click on add bucket then set the bucket level permission s read and write access to allow all users role all We will store an image in this file bucket and save its URL in a database collection Next head to the database section and select create database followed by creating two collections and setting the permission to role all product collection which contains information about a product price and image and bidder collection which contains information about a bidder bidder ID For the first collection let s create two attributes a string attribute with the attribute ID imageurl and an integer attribute with the attribute ID bidderPrice For the second collection create a single string attribute with the attribute ID bidderNumber Cloning the Flutter UI template and connecting to AppwriteThis section uses a UI template containing user registration login and the platform page code To get it clone the repository specified in the prerequisites Check out the official GitHub docs to learn more about cloning a repository After cloning the repository run the command flutter pub get to fetch and install the dependencies for a Flutter project If familiar with Appwrite proceed to the next step For those new to it this is how to connect a Flutter project to Appwrite for Android and iOS devices iOSFirst obtain the bundle ID by going to the project pbxproj file ios gt Runner xcodeproj gt project pbxproj and searching for the PRODUCT BUNDLE IDENTIFIER Now head to the Runner xcworkspace folder in the applications iOS folder in the project directory on Xcode To select the runner target choose the Runner project in the Xcode project navigator and then find the Runner target Next select General and IOS in the deployment info section as the target AndroidFor Android copy the XML script below and paste it below the activity tag in the Androidmanifest xml file to find this file head to android gt app gt src gt main Note change PROJECT ID to the ID we used when creating the Appwrite project Getting startedAfter running the cloned repo the UI should look like the image below The images above are sign in sign up and the homepage UI The homepage UI consists of a container divided into different sections product image set price button current bidders current price It also has a popup menu which has the log out item Starting with the constants folder let s create an app constants dart file to handle some of our important constants and paste the code below into the file List documentThe information on the UI screen at the moment is static data thus to get data from Appwrite we will start by getting the list of documents from the first collection we created To do this we will update the displayfirstdocument function in our ChangeNotifier class with the code below displayfirstdocument async var result await databases listDocuments collectionId Appconstants collectionID item result documents map docmodel gt DocModel fromJson docmodel data toList The code above gets the list of documents from the collection using the collectionID It then iterates over the list of documents and transforms each document into a DocModel object using the fromJson method The toList method is used to convert the resulting iterable object into a list and this list is then assigned to the item variable We will use the same method to get the list of documents from the second collection and here is the updated code for the displayseconddocument function displayseconddocument async var result await databases listDocuments collectionId Appconstants collectionID seconditem result documents map seconditem gt DocModel fromJson seconditem data toList With this we can get the information from Appwrite using a provider to call the getter of our model class Here is an example of how to display an image using the imageurl attribute we created in Appwrite image DecorationImage image NetworkImage state itemone imageurl Update bidding priceEarlier we said that the homepage UI contains a set price button This button opens up a dialog that contains a TextFormField to handle the validation process checks whether the input is an integer checks whether the new bid is not less than the current bid and checks whether the bid is within the range of Thus we will create a function that takes in the new input and document ID from the first collection Then we will replace the previous bidderPrice with the new input using the updateDocument method from the Appwrite database API Here is how it looks updatefirstdocument int price String id async try var result await databases updateDocument collectionId Appconstants collectionID documentId id data bidderPrice price checkbidder catch e rethrow In the code above we called the checkbidder function after initiating the updateDocument method We do this to simultaneously check whether the currently logged in user has initiated a previous bid Doing this is important because it gives any aspiring bidder an idea of the current list of persons bidding for the product To check we will use the listDocuments method and provide a query that checks if the user ID exists in the bidderNumber attribute in the second collection If the result s total is zero then it will initiate the createbidder function creating a new document using the user ID as the data Here is the code for this explanation Real time featureAt the moment all the necessary features for our application work ーmanually at least That means we will have to reload our application after every create update or delete action That is where real time comes in as with the Appwrite real time API we can subscribe to single or multiple channels listen to specific data and perform some actions concerning the event CRUD For this tutorial we will monitor two events for the second collection create and delete And all the events for the first collection For the create event in the second collection we will convert the payload to a model class and add the converted payload to the seconditem list For the delete event we check through the seconditem list using the removeWhere method and remove the element in which the ID and the ID of the payload match We will take a similar method to what was done in the delete event of the second collection for the first The only exception will be rather than remove we will replace Here is the code below With this we should have our application working as below ConclusionMost applications available use real time services to scale a part or all of their functionalities The legacy way of doing real time service involving many function calls is barely scalable Thus the Appwrite real time API is the way to develop less cumbersome and scalable real time features for applications This tutorial demonstrated how to build a CRUD bidding platform using Appwrite real time API and Flutter	2023-01-24 15:06:01
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Right-to-repair advocate urges Apple to let resellers bypass security protocols	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/01/24/right-to-repair-advocate-urges-apple-to-let-resellers-bypass-security-protocols?utm_medium=rss	Right to repair advocate urges Apple to let resellers bypass security protocolsOne independent MacBook reseller and right to repair advocate has scavenged Macs from a facility that destroys computers for security reasons and wants Apple to let him disable iCloud Activation Locks M MacBooks are making their way to recycling centersJohn Bumstead has a business refurbishing and reselling used Macs via his RDKL INC repair store Apple doesn t make his life easy as a business owner seeking to sell used computers on the cheap Read more	2023-01-24 15:31:58
海外TECH	Engadget	The best laptops for 2023	https://www.engadget.com/best-laptops-120008636.html?src=rss	The best laptops for You may want to upgrade your tech as we begin a new year but buying a new laptop computer can be confusing There have never been more brands features and configurations to consider and given that we re still dealing with inflation you may also be concerned about rising prices The good news is companies are still making a ton of new laptops and there are plenty of models for you to choose from the budget HP Pavilion Aero to the convertible Microsoft Surface Pro to our best overall pick of the Apple MacBook Air M We ve made it less complicated for you to pick out the best laptop for your needs What to expectYou probably have an idea of your budget here but just so you know most modern laptops with top of the line specs can cost you around to these days That doesn t mean you won t find a good system for under ーa grand is the base price for a lot of premium ultraportables in the inch category with chips like Intel s Core i or i series And if that s too expensive you ll still have respectable options in the to range but they might come with older slower processors and dimmer screens I ve included our favorite budget friendly model in this best laptop roundup but we have a list of more affordable laptops that you can check out as well After working out how much money you want to spend the laptop s operating system is usually the first thing you have to narrow down As always the decision is slightly easier for people who prefer MacBooks Now that Apple has brought its M series chips to its whole lineup ーyour only real considerations are budget screen size and how much power you need Over on Team Windows however the shift to ARM based chips hasn t been as smooth Though Apple has been able to bring huge increases in battery life while maintaining and in some cases improving performance with its own silicon PC makers have been limited by Windows shortcomings Microsoft released Windows last year and it s supposed to run better on ARM powered machines Since the first of these laptops like Lenovo s ThinkPad Xs or w tablet haven t been available for review yet we can t tell how well the system runs Of course you can upgrade to Windows on existing ARM based PCs but for now it s still safer to stick with an Intel or AMD processor Devindra Hardawar Engadget Let s not forget there s a third and fairly popular laptop operating system Chrome If you do most of your work in a browser lots of online research emails and Google Drive then a Chromebook might be a suitable and often more affordable option As for other things to look out for it s worth pointing out that a couple of laptops coming out this year are doing away with headphone jacks Though this doesn t seem to be a prevalent trend yet it s a good reminder to check that a machine has all the connectors you need Most laptops in offer WiFi or E and Bluetooth or later which should mean faster and more stable connections if you have compatible routers and devices While G coverage is more widespread this year whether you need support for that depends on how much you travel Where you plan on taking your laptop also helps in deciding what size to get Many companies launched new inch machines in the last year straddling the line between ultraportable and bulkier inch offerings For most people a inch screen is a great middle ground But if you re worried about weight a or inch model will be better Those that want more powerful processors and larger displays will prefer or inch versions Best overall MacBook Air MAs a Windows user I find myself reluctant to name an Apple MacBook the best overall laptop But I can t deny that Apple s transition to its own Silicon has made its machines better The latest MacBook Air M is a worthy sequel to the M that came out in bringing a fresh design and a performance boost that all users will appreciate That s not to say the M was a sluggish machine ーquite the contrary We found it to be impressively fast and the M only builds on top of that stellar performance It s probably overkill for a MacBook Air but that means it will serve most people well for both work and play Plus its impressive hour battery life should be enough for anyone to get a day s worth of work and then some As for its design we like that Apple took a more uniformly thin approach here and retired the wedge shape of the previous model The M Air also has a lovely inch Liquid Retina display interrupted only by the top notch which holds its p webcam Its quad speaker setup is an improvement as well and all of these small hardware changes add up to a machine that looks and feels more different than you may expect from its predecessor However both the Apple M and M MacBook Air laptops remain solid machines Considering the M starts at those with tight budgets may be willing to forgo the new design improvements in order to save some cash and get a still speedy laptop Best Windows Dell XPS PlusThe best PC has long been Dell s well rounded XPS series and I still recommend it to anyone that doesn t want a Mac Yes the new XPS Plus lacks a headphone jack and we haven t got one in to test yet But the XPS is a well rounded Windows laptop and still one of the best looking PCs out there Like its predecessors the Dell XPS Plus offers a lovely OLED screen with impressively thin bezels and packs a roomy comfortable keyboard It also features a new minimalist design that looks more modern I m not sure about the row of capacitive keys at the top in lieu of traditional function keys but I m confident that the laptop s th gen Intel Core processors will provide a healthy performance boost from the last model If you re not sure about the changes Dell has made to the XPS or if you definitely need a headphone jack the older generations are still solid options There s also the Samsung Galaxy Book Pro series which feature beautiful OLED screens and sharper webcams in thin and light frames I also like Microsoft s Surface Laptops and the most recent edition offers great performance and battery life albeit in an outdated design Best for gaming Razer Blade AdvancedGamers should look for machines with responsive screens and ample ports for their favorite accessories that can best help them defeat their virtual enemies My colleague Devindra Hardawar goes into more detail about what to consider in his guide to buying a gaming laptop which you should read to learn about different CPUs and GPUs minimum specs and more Our pick for the best gaming laptop is the Razer Blade Advanced which has an Intel Core i processor and an NVIDIA RTX graphics for It s the most expensive item on this list but you also get a inch quad HD screen that refreshes at Hz Different configurations are available depending on your preference including a Full HD Hz and a K Hz version The Blade series is also one of the most polished gaming laptops around Those looking for a budget gaming laptop should consider the ASUS ROG Zephyrus G which was our favorite model last year The main reason it got bumped down a notch is because the refresh is almost more expensive It s still a solid gaming laptop though with an excellent display roomy trackpad and plenty of ports in spite of its thin profile Best Chromebook Lenovo IdeaPad Flex i ChromebookOur favorite Chromebook is Lenovo s Flex Chromebook which Engadget s resident Chrome OS aficionado Nathan Ingraham described as “a tremendous value This laptop nails the basics with a inch Full HD touchscreen a fantastic keyboard and a th generation Intel Core i processor The GB of RAM and GB of storage may sound meager but in our testing the Flex held up in spite of this constraint It s also nice to see one USB A and two USB C ports eight hours of battery life and a degree hinge that makes it easy to use the Flex as a tablet That s a bonus especially now that Chrome OS supports Android apps Though the Flex is almost two years old by now it s a solid deal at around In fact you can sometimes find it on sale for as little as making it a great option for someone looking for a basic browser based machine on a tight budget Best budget HP Pavilion Aero If you re looking for a cheap laptop priced around your best bet is the HP Pavilion Aero For around or often less when on sale you ll get a Full HD screen with a aspect ratio and surprisingly thin bezels as well as a comfortable keyboard and spacious trackpad Importantly the Aero provides relatively powerful components compared to others in this price range with an AMD Ryzen series processor and Radeon graphics Plus it has a generous array of ports and enough battery life to last you the entire work day and then some Best convertible Microsoft Surface Pro For those who need their laptops to occasionally double as tablets the Surface Pro series is a good option Compared to notebooks with rotating hinges tablets with kickstands are often much slimmer and lighter The Surface Pro is Microsoft s latest in laptop model and if you ve had your eye on a Surface for a while just know to get the Intel version of this machine rather than the ARM model In our testing we found that the G ARM version of the Pro was much slower than a flagship convertible should be and that s mostly due to the fact that lots of the Windows apps readily available on Intel s x hardware have to be emulated to work on Microsoft s custom ARM SoC Considering you ll pay at least for any Surface Pro model you might as well get a configuration that has as few limitations as possible While we have our gripes about the Pro s overall ergonomics it s undoubtedly one of the thinnest and lightest laptop alternatives you can get It s attractive and has a gorgeous inch display and we still consider Microsoft s Type Cover to be one of the best you can get period They will cost you extra though so be prepared to shell out another to for one Microsoft s Slim Pen is another highlight and it will be a must buy accessory for anyone that loves to draw or prefers to take handwritten notes Overall if you want a machine that can switch seamlessly from being a laptop to being a tablet the Intel Surface Pro is one of your best bets Of course if you re married to the Apple ecosystem you should consider an iPad Pro	2023-01-24 15:15:32
海外科学	BBC News - Science & Environment	Clouds part to reveal colossal Antarctic iceberg	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-64390797?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	iceberg	2023-01-24 15:30:08
金融	◇◇　保険デイリーニュース　◇◇（損保担当者必携！）	保険デイリーニュース(01/25)	http://www.yanaharu.com/ins/?p=5131	coalition	2023-01-24 15:26:02
金融	金融庁ホームページ	金融審議会「事業性に着目した融資実務を支える制度のあり方等に関するワーキング・グループ」（第６回）議事次第を公表しました。	https://www.fsa.go.jp/singi/singi_kinyu/jigyoyushi_wg/siryou/20230125.html	金融審議会	2023-01-24 17:00:00
金融	金融庁ホームページ	金融審議会「事業性に着目した融資実務を支える制度のあり方に関する ワーキング・グループ」（第３回） の議事録を公表しました。	https://www.fsa.go.jp/singi/singi_kinyu/jigyoyushi_wg/gijiroku/20221213.html	金融審議会	2023-01-24 17:00:00
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Fears missing couple and baby are sleeping in tent in icy temperatures	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-64388545?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	london	2023-01-24 15:40:15
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Princess Eugenie pregnant with second child	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-64388833?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	british	2023-01-24 15:32:52
ニュース	BBC News - Home	About 200 asylum-seeking children have gone missing, says minister	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-64389249?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	jenrick	2023-01-24 15:35:00
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Liverpool: Three men arrested for alleged homophobic chanting in Chelsea match at Anfield	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64360412?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	Liverpool Three men arrested for alleged homophobic chanting in Chelsea match at AnfieldMerseyside Police arrest three men for alleged homophobic chanting during Liverpool s Premier League draw against Chelsea on Saturday	2023-01-24 15:14:30