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TECH Techable(テッカブル) 顧客一人ひとりに最適な件名をAIが算出!メール開封率を向上させるサービス「件名AI」 https://techable.jp/archives/213430 chatgpt 2023-07-05 13:00:18
AWS AWS Startups Blog Building generative AI applications for your startup, part 1 https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/startups/building-generative-ai-applications-for-your-startup-part-1/ Building generative AI applications for your startup part This introduction to generative artificial intelligence AI for startups explains various approaches to build generative AI applications and reviews their key components 2023-07-05 13:52:03
Ruby Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita Rspecでの配列方でのエラーが出た https://qiita.com/shimoharuki/items/d081434cf4fbfb0491c6 board 2023-07-05 22:01:43
Linux Ubuntuタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita WindowsのAnacondaってどうなの⁉(入門) https://qiita.com/Manyan3/items/54d6058600c8268adc3c httpsdoc 2023-07-05 22:13:35
AWS AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita CapistranoでAWS EC2にデプロイする際に、`bundle lock --add-platform x86_64-linux` and try again.で詰まった https://qiita.com/masa-kogi/items/dfaaa8d051757a40d7bf bundlelock 2023-07-05 22:30:57
golang Goタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita チーム開発参加の記録【2023-06~2023-08】(5) gocronでスケジュール処理し、定期的にバッチジョブを起動してみた https://qiita.com/kanedaq/items/520deffb9b271714a68c gocron 2023-07-05 22:02:11
Azure Azureタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita 真剣に技術ブログを作ろう【Azure DevOps × Azure Static Web Apps × Next.js】 https://qiita.com/fe_js_engineer/items/f458eff8c97c8b8a0001 azure 2023-07-05 22:37:03
Ruby Railsタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita CapistranoでAWS EC2にデプロイする際に、`bundle lock --add-platform x86_64-linux` and try again.で詰まった https://qiita.com/masa-kogi/items/dfaaa8d051757a40d7bf bundlelock 2023-07-05 22:30:57
Ruby Railsタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita Rspecでの配列方でのエラーが出た https://qiita.com/shimoharuki/items/d081434cf4fbfb0491c6 board 2023-07-05 22:01:43
海外TECH Ars Technica Fairphone 4—the repairable, sustainable smartphone—is coming to the US https://arstechnica.com/?p=1951562 enable 2023-07-05 13:00:25
海外TECH MakeUseOf Corsair Xeneon Flex Bendable Gaming Monitor: Weird but Wonderful https://www.makeuseof.com/corsair-xeneon-flex-gaming-monitor-review/ bendable 2023-07-05 13:05:19
海外TECH DEV Community Build Your First Coding Project and Avoid Tutorial Hell https://dev.to/bootdotdev/build-your-first-coding-project-and-avoid-tutorial-hell-ioa Build Your First Coding Project and Avoid Tutorial HellWhile real hell may or may not exist no need to get into religious beliefs here tutorial hell is very real My definition of tutorial hell goes something like this Tutorial hell is where you write code that others are explaining to you how to write but you don t understand how to write it yourself when given a blank slate At some point it s time to take the training wheels off and build something on your own When is it time to build your own project At Boot dev students write their first non tutorial project after completing the following modules Learn Python course Learn OOP course Build a Python CLI project Learn Algorithms course Learn Data Structures course Build a Maze Solver project Personal Project when they build their first fully custom project Now keep in mind that Boot dev students are hands on keyboard of the time I m not saying you should watch hours of video before building anything but I am saying you should have a solid understanding of coding fundamentals before building your own idea You should learn those fundamentals by writing code but it s best if the projects and challenges you re working on are guided so that you can focus more on learning the concepts and less on figuring out what to build What s the goal of your first project Your goal here is not to build something that makes money or even to build something that will make its way onto your resume The goal of this first project is simply to get you used to the process of building something from scratch You just need to get some practice breaking down a project into smaller pieces You need to experience that first breath of fresh air as you emerge from the depths of tutorial hell for the first time What are some good requirements for your first project Try to spend hours on this project Use a programming language you re already familiar with Commit your code to Git often and push it up to Github Create a README md file for your project It should explain to readers What the project is and what it doesHow to clone and run itIt s okay for I d even encourage you to use third party libraries That said make sure that some of the code that you write is doing something interesting You don t want a razor thin wrapper around a third party library to be the only thing you ve written But what should I build The whole point of a personal project is that it s personal The idea needs to be yours Even if the project you build is simple for now at least it s yours Build something that you find interesting This probably isn t a project that will make its way onto your portfolio or resume but it s still good to get into the habit of building things that are interesting and useful Interesting and useful projects have many benefits They re more fun to work onThey have more interesting and difficult problems to solveYou or someone else might actually use themThey re more likely to grab the attention of other peopleAttention from other people can lead to career opportunitiesUse a programming language that you re already at least somewhat familiar with Assuming you haven t been writing a ton of code outside of Boot dev your project should probably be a Python program that runs on the command line That s fine I want to provide a few ideas to get your creative juices flowing but please don t choose a project from this list without at least putting your own spin on itA text based adventure game in the terminalA CLI tool to detect the strength of a password or to validate itTic Tac Toe in a tkinter GUIA tool that creates ASCII art from an imageA command line tool to view Reddit feeds in the terminalA command line tool that parses a CSV file of pokemon data and lets you search for pokemon by name type etc But but but I don t know how to build X Your job as a developer is to constantly build stuff that you ve never built before Don t shy away from an idea because you re not sure where to start Google it Ask ChatGPT Ask the Discord community You might need to put in an hour of research before starting to decide if your idea is feasible within a hour time frame but that s fine Assuming that you ll be doing something you ve never done before You have some fundamentals under your belt Now it s time to piece it all together and research as you go You ll need helpYou re going to get stuck If you don t get stuck you probably chose an idea that s way too easy The trick is developing a skillset for getting unstuck This is a skill that will serve you well and is absolutely necessary in your career as a developer Get used to GooglingStart with Google Do some research on your idea See what others have done when building similar projects See if there are any libraries you can install to make your life easier Use ChatGPTTalking through your issues with ChatGPT rubber duck debugging can be a great way to get unstuck Don t have ChatGPT write your code for you You won t learn that way and you ll be dreadfully slow if you get stuck in that habit Instead use ChatGPT to help you think through your problems and ask it to try to find bugs in your code or explain code snippets you don t understand Keep in mind that ChatGPT can be confidently wrong so don t take its word as law Use it to get back on track but verify the information it feeds you with other sources Use DiscordAsk questions in the Boot dev Discord server especially if you re a current student but you re welcome either way As with all question asking provide as much context as you can so that when your fellow students and mentors help they can efficiently provide you with the information you need Publish and shareGet your project out into the world Again the purpose of your first ever personal coding project probably shouldn t be to build something amazing for your resume That said I still think you should put enough love into it that you re not ashamed to make it public on your GitHub profile and share it with other devs you know Get some feedback ask for code reviews and you can always iterate on it later and improve it as your skills improve 2023-07-05 13:47:00
海外TECH DEV Community NestJS vs. Ditsmod: injection scopes https://dev.to/kostyatretyak/nestjs-vs-ditsmod-injection-scopes-537o NestJS vs Ditsmod injection scopesGood application modularity is closely related to the injector tree hierarchy that Dependency Injection DI creates DI injectors are sometimes referred to as DI containers but since NestJS and Ditsmod have taken many concepts from Angular this post will use the term injectors since it does in Angular In this post NestJS v and Ditsmod v are used for comparison I am the author of Ditsmod Scopes in NestJSIn NestJS there are no explicitly defined levels of the DI injector hierarchy but there are scopes that implicitly refer to such a hierarchy DEFAULT A single instance of the provider is shared across the entire application The instance lifetime is tied directly to the application lifecycle Once the application has bootstrapped all singleton providers have been instantiated Singleton scope is used by default REQUEST A new instance of the provider is created exclusively for each incoming request The instance is garbage collected after the request has completed processing TRANSIENT Transient providers are not shared across consumers Each consumer that injects a transient provider will receive a new dedicated instance It seems that NestJS v does not yet have the ability to instantiate providers at the module level This leads to deterioration of the modularity of applications Exception filters module scoped Can I use Interceptor in Module What should I do Allow APP providers to be module scoped rather than global DI injector hierarchy in DitsmodDitsmod has static levels of DI injector hierarchy Application level Providers are instantiated only once during the application s life cycle this is the equivalent of the DEFAULT scope in NestJS but in Ditsmod this is instantiated on the first request while in NestJS the instance is instantiated at application startup Module level The provider instance is created once for each module Route level The provider instance is created once for each route HTTP request level A provider instance is created once for each HTTP request this is the equivalent of the REQUEST scope in NestJS In addition at each of these levels Ditsmod has the ability to create each time a new instance of a specific provider without using the injector cache in fact this is the equivalent of the TRANSIENT scope in NestJS Features of controllers in NestJSBy default NestJS instantiates a controller as a singleton so a developer cannot create class level variables if those variables are assigned to a specific HTTP request This feature on the one hand allows you to increase the performance of the application by several percent but on the other hand it increases the probability of shooting yourself in the foot if the developer in the controller creates a variable for a specific HTTP request In addition if a controller with a default scope has a dependency on a request scoped service then such a controller automatically without warning also becomes request scoped In this way the developer cannot rely on variables in the controller at all because it is not clear what scope the controller will have as a result And one more thing if the service is transient scoped then a similar scope change will not occur in the controller this introduces additional inconsistency into the NestJS architecture In NestJS v it became possible to create so called durable providers in order to have request scoped services and at the same time not to recreate the dependency tree for each request Judging by my tests such services work almost as slowly as regular request scoped services but another complication of the NestJS application architecture has been added Features of controllers in DitsmodIn Ditsmod a controller instance is created every time for every HTTP request Regardless performance with this controller is about the same as NestJS Fastify with the default scope In no case does the scope of the controller or service automatically change so if a service at the application level requests a request scoped service Ditsmod throws an error that the request scoped service is not found the injector higher in the hierarchy does not see its child injectors ConclusionIf you like NestJS chances are you ll like Ditsmod more 2023-07-05 13:30:59
海外TECH DEV Community Keep Your Ruby App Secure with Bundler https://dev.to/appsignal/keep-your-ruby-app-secure-with-bundler-30e0 Keep Your Ruby App Secure with BundlerThis article covers the use of bundler features to secure Ruby applications In this day and age we have to be more and more careful about software supply chain security We ll show you how to start this journey by relying on a Gemfile and bundler to manage your project s dependencies By the end of the post you will better understand how bundler audit and bundler outdated work Both can help you monitor the security state of your project s dependency tree Let s dive in An Introduction to Bundler for RubyThe history of Bundler is linked to RubyGems RubyGems first released in by Chad Fowler is a package manager that makes it possible to distribute and manage Ruby libraries applications and their dependencies Bundler on the other hand is a dependency manager It was first released in by Carl Lerche Bundler helps developers manage dependencies between different Ruby libraries and applications It uses a Gemfile to define the libraries and versions that a project depends on then installs and loads those libraries in the correct order Bundler provides a simple way to manage dependencies and ensure that all the required libraries are installed and loaded correctly Supply Chain SecurityRubyGems and Bundler can only solve some security issues For example in and several security issues emerged directly related to RubyGems Each time gems were compromised potentially exposing thousands of projects and products to malicious actors Nowadays the security of the software supply chain has become more high profile due to major incidents like s SolarWinds hack EventStream in and Equifax Maersk Merck and FedEx in Let s see how Bundler can help us avoid some security issues Bundler s Security Related Features for RubyBundler comes with several features that allow us to secure a Ruby project Source validation ensures gems are installed from a specific trusted source With a dependency graph we can see a whole list of dependencies for each gem helping us to identify potential security risks A Gemfile lock file records the specific versions of each gem used in the project As it s packaged with the project it ensures that the same versions of gems are used across different environments Vulnerability detection Thanks to an integration with the Ruby Advisory Database RDB Bundler can detect known security vulnerabilities in gems An audit command lets you list known security vulnerabilities related to gems a project depends on Checksum verification Bundler verifies the checksum of each gem before installing it Gem signing and signature verification Gems can be signed cryptographically by a developer But alas signing gems is complicated and requires a lot of steps As a consequence not all gems are signed thus putting many projects at risk Yet in the meantime we can rely on two features in particular to ensure that a project doesn t rely on packages that are too old or that have been identified as carrying a security risk These features are bundler audit and bundler outdated Let s look at bundler audit first About Bundler auditbundle audit is a command line tool that helps you identify security vulnerabilities in the Ruby libraries that your project depends on It is a plugin for the Ruby dependency manager Bundler and is included with Bundler version and above bundle audit works by analyzing your Gemfile lock file which lists all the dependencies for your project and their versions It then compares this information with a database of known vulnerabilities in Ruby gems maintained by Rubysec If a vulnerability is found bundle audit will provide you with information about the vulnerability including its severity level and which gem versions have been affected It will also suggest actions you can take to address the vulnerability such as upgrading to a patched version of the gem or removing it entirely bundle audit is a useful tool for ensuring the security of your Ruby projects especially if you are using third party libraries or dependencies By regularly running bundle audit as part of your development workflow you can stay up to date on any vulnerabilities that may affect your project and take proactive steps to address them Usage of Bundler audit in RubyThe basic use of Bundler audit is through the bundle audit command gt bundle auditName actionpackVersion Advisory OSVDB Criticality MediumURL Title XSS vulnerability in sanitize css in Action PackSolution upgrade to gt gt gt gt As you can see it outputs the name and version of a package used by the project we are testing which contains a medium level security issue It also outputs the URL of the security advisory and a possible solution Keeping Bundler audit s Database Up to DateAs the audit is basically comparing a list of gems used in the project with a list of known security issues in a local copy of the security advisory database you need to keep that database up to date To do so you just need to run the bundle audit update command This will fetch the latest version of the database You should only have to run the audit again to check for any new security risks Integration In a CI PipelineAs with other tools aimed at keeping your project safe it s best to ensure an audit runs automatically on a regular basis if not after every commit and push to the Git repository You can rely on a git post commit hook to run the audit locally if the Gemfile lock changes Here is an example git hooks post commitif git diff name only HEAD grep q Gemfile lock then echo Gemfile lock has changed running audit bundle audit update amp amp bundle auditfiThis is a bit radical but it works You can rely on the same approach within the CI pipeline As the bundle audit command will return a non zero exit status the CI pipeline will consider it to have failed Unfortunately we don t have a proper audit report out of the box Instead you have to direct the output of the bundle audit command towards a file and save it as an artifact of the build for the CI pipeline Here is how to direct the command s output to a file gt bundle audit update amp amp bundle audit gt tmp bundle audit report txtAs each CI service handles artifacts differently check the relevant documentation to see how to do this Bundler audit in Summarybundle audit is not a complete solution yet it still lets your team know if your project relies on unsafe gems without costing you an arm and a leg Your team should put tools such as git hooks or CI tasks in place and relevant integrations to make any issues visible All things considered I d say it s not too much trouble It probably requires a few hours to get started and have the basic information spit out as a comment in your favorite git hosting solution or as a notice in a Slack channel Yet bundle audit is only one part of what you can do It only tells you if there is a security issue related to a gem relied on by a project It does not tell you if a gem is outdated To handle that bundler outdated is the command to use Bundler Outdated for Ruby GemsAuditing for security risks is very important yet listing outdated gems is also a big issue The longer you wait to update a dependency the higher the risk that your code breaks You should aim to work in small iterations deployed frequently to limit the amount of change contained in each deployment Equally you should aim to update any gem you use as soon as it s updated or as close to that as possible Usage of Bundler OutdatedJust like bundler audit bundler outdated is very simple to use Just call it at the root of your Ruby project It will compare the Gemfile lock content to the current gem releases listed in it gt bundle outdatedFetching gem metadata from Resolving dependencies Gem Current Latest Requested Groupsaddressable capybara gt testdevise gt default gt As you can see three gems are outdated in this project Let s see how we should read this table The first column contains the name of the gem The second column shows the currently installed version The third column shows the latest version available The fourth column shows the request version from the Gemfile The fifth column shows the group the gem is part of in the Gemfile Here we can see we don t have much to worry about for addressable and devise as the difference in releases is within the patch versions third part of the release number The version of capybara is only behind one minor release which implies a few more changes but this rarely means breaking changes Still the logical thing to do here is to update all three as soon as possible Usage In a CI PipelineAs bundle outdated will return a non zero exit status for outdated gems a CI task it s based on is considered failed So you can have a simple and direct flag in your CI pipeline in case of outdated dependencies Yet you might want to rely on a pair of flags to improve your use of bundle outdated The command can filter its output to only list gems that have pending patch level updates gt bundle outdated filter patch Gem Current Latest Requested Groupsaddressable devise gt defaultIn the same manner you can list only gems with pending minor version updates gt bundle outdated filter minorGem Current Latest Requested Groupscapybara gt testAnd in the same way you can list only gems with pending major release updates gt bundle outdated filter majorGem Current Latest Requested Groupssidekiq scheduler gt defaultThose three flags let you easily tailor a CI task to only warn you that a patch level update is available but not block the build or the reverse for example A complimentary option allows you to only list outdated gems within the default group gt bundle outdated group default Gem Current Latest Requested Groupsdevise gt defaultfaker gt defaultAs gems within test and development groups don t impact the production release they could be considered less of a priority to keep up to date for example Thus you can use the flag only to raise a warning or block the CI pipeline if gems within the default group are outdated Wrapping UpMaintaining the security of your Ruby application is not just the result of one action Rather it s a cumulative effect of several actions put together As we ve covered in this post Bundler provides us with two commands that can help you to improve your application s security bundle audit quickly lets you know if any gem you add or use in your project could pose a security threat andwhat to do about it bundle outdated allows you to flag gems that should be updated It complements bundle audit and if you keep on top of it you avoid having an update bundle that s too large These two commands are easy to use and integrate with local feedback loops and CI pipelines Happy coding P S If you d like to read Ruby Magic posts as soon as they get off the press subscribe to our Ruby Magic newsletter and never miss a single post 2023-07-05 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海外TECH DEV Community XML Based Setter Injection in Spring 6 https://dev.to/realnamehidden1_61/xml-based-setter-injection-in-spring-6-2on XML Based Setter Injection in Spring For Detailed overview watch videocreate projectDirectory structurepom xml lt project xmlns xmlns xsi xsi schemaLocation gt lt modelVersion gt lt modelVersion gt lt groupId gt com test lt groupId gt lt artifactId gt SpringSetter lt artifactId gt lt version gt SNAPSHOT lt version gt lt properties gt lt maven compiler source gt lt maven compiler source gt lt maven compiler target gt lt maven compiler target gt lt properties gt lt dependencies gt lt gt lt dependency gt lt groupId gt org springframework lt groupId gt lt artifactId gt spring context lt artifactId gt lt version gt lt version gt lt dependency gt lt dependencies gt lt project gt Studentpackage com test public class Student private Integer id private String name constructor public Student super getter and setter methods public Integer getId return id public void setId Integer id this id id public String getName return name public void setName String name this name name generate toString Override public String toString return Student id id name name config xml lt xml version encoding UTF gt lt beans xmlns xmlns xsi xsi schemaLocation gt lt bean id st class com test Student gt lt property name id value gt lt property name name value jhon gt lt bean gt lt beans gt Testpackage com test import org springframework context ApplicationContext import org springframework context support ClassPathXmlApplicationContext public class Test public static void main String args ApplicationContext ctx new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext config xml get the bean Student st ctx getBean st Student class print the st it will internally call toString System out println st lets run the app press ctrl f 2023-07-05 13:05:44
Apple AppleInsider - Frontpage News Rumored iPhone SE 4 delayed another year over OLED production woes https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/07/05/rumored-iphone-se-4-delayed-another-year-over-oled-production-woes?utm_medium=rss Rumored iPhone SE delayed another year over OLED production woesThe iPhone SE has reportedly been delayed by another year over continuing concerns about OLED quality from a new Apple supplier Previous iPhone SE modelsThe rumored iPhone SE has been on off and back on again in various forms including as a not for sale engineering test Now The Elec says that the low cost iPhone is coming but that it has been delayed Read more 2023-07-05 13:52:25
Apple AppleInsider - Frontpage News Daily deals July 5: $114 off Apple Watch Ultra, $50 off AirPods Pro, $100 off M2 MacBook Air, more https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/07/05/daily-deals-july-5-114-off-apple-watch-ultra-50-off-airpods-pro-100-off-m2-macbook-air-more?utm_medium=rss Daily deals July off Apple Watch Ultra off AirPods Pro off M MacBook Air moreToday s top deals include off a Fire TV Stick K Max off Apple Watch Series up to off Samsung and LG Smart TVs off a Ring video doorbell Echo Show bundle and more Save on Samsung LG TVsThe AppleInsider crew combs the web for unbeatable deals at online retailers to develop a list of high quality bargains on popular tech products including discounts on Apple products TVs accessories and other gadgets We share the top deals every morning to help you save money Read more 2023-07-05 13:00:44
Apple AppleInsider - Frontpage News Apple Vision Pro research and early work was hidden in plain sight https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/07/05/apple-vision-pro-research-and-early-work-was-hidden-in-plain-sight?utm_medium=rss Apple Vision Pro research and early work was hidden in plain sightFrom patents for smart rings to ones for projecting a Mac s desktop out onto the wall Apple has been hiding Apple Vision Pro in plain sight for years Why didn t we see what was right in front of our faces Over the last decade there must have been hundreds of Apple patents and patent applications that were immediately and indisputably concerned with headsets They even include the word headset Read more 2023-07-05 13:15:34
海外TECH Engadget Twitter quietly backtracks on requiring users to log in to see tweets https://www.engadget.com/twitter-quietly-backtracks-on-requiring-users-to-log-in-to-see-tweets-135230558.html?src=rss Twitter quietly backtracks on requiring users to log in to see tweetsSeveral days after Twitter stopped showing tweets to logged out users that basic functionality seems to be returning Several Engadget editors are once again able to see individual tweets without being logged into their accounts Profiles still seem to be busted for those who aren t signed in however For instance I m able to see a user s bio but their feed of tweets isn t showing up Meanwhile tweet previews are working in iMessage again for some folks Making tweets inaccessible to logged out users was a “temporary emergency measure according to Twitter owner Elon Musk “We were getting data pillaged so much that it was degrading service for normal users he wrote The company gave a similar explanation as to why it temporarily put limits on the number of tweets each user is able to read per day On Tuesday it said it made that move which busted various Twitter apps to “detect and eliminate bots and other bad actors that are harming the platform such as those who are scraping data to train artificial intelligence models Twitter added that the rate limits were affecting a small percentage of users at that point Twitter no longer has a communications department that can be reached for comment Still public tweets are once again becoming available for anyone to view just as Meta starts rolling out its Twitter competitor which is called Threads That service is expected to go live in several markets on Thursday but not in the European Union This article originally appeared on Engadget at 2023-07-05 13:52:30
海外TECH Engadget Audi's updated Q8 E-Tron focuses on luxury over performance https://www.engadget.com/audis-updated-q8-e-tron-focuses-on-luxury-over-performance-133217104.html?src=rss Audi x s updated Q E Tron focuses on luxury over performanceAudi s original E Tron was really just an electric Q Now that it uses the E Tron moniker as a label for all of its EVs the carmaker has rebadged the updated E Tron as the Q E Tron Yet this is more than just a facelift Instead Audi took the opportunity to make the vehicle better based on what it s learned over the past few years as an EV builder The biggest difference from the offset is the increased range The previous E Tron had a range of miles at launch This new Q E Tron manages a more impressive miles on a single charge which should appease most people looking to buy an EV Behind the wheel the new Audi is just a better driving vehicle than the original E Tron It s less performance centric than you would expect from a brand like Audi instead the automaker has targeted a luxury ride and frankly it s nailed it It s a good example of automakers taking what they ve learned while building EVs over the past few years and evolving their platform For the full story check out our video below This article originally appeared on Engadget at 2023-07-05 13:32:17
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