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python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	PythonでChatGPTのAPIを叩く【GPT3.5, GPT4】	https://qiita.com/DeepRecommend/items/46c348a884dd53db49b4	gptimpo	2023-07-10 01:34:40
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	PythonでDeepLのAPIを叩いて日本語を英語にする	https://qiita.com/DeepRecommend/items/721114860e4af5177cdc	importrequest	2023-07-10 01:08:34
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	AWS Client VPN でアクセス権を特定のアクセスグループのユーザーに許可する	https://qiita.com/leomaro7/items/fe69b8b6c91ca16d7223	activedirectory	2023-07-10 01:12:40
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Grafana LokiでCaddyのアクセスログを扱う	https://qiita.com/t_o_d/items/8f71be97b5b80c0b14b7	caddy	2023-07-10 01:14:01
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	6 Tips to Increase Your Productivity During Class	https://www.makeuseof.com/tips-to-increase-productivity-during-class/	classstruggling	2023-07-09 16:45:18
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	Which iPhones Won't Get iOS 17 and Why?	https://www.makeuseof.com/which-iphones-wont-get-ios-and-why/	update	2023-07-09 16:30:18
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	How to Fix the "Speech Recognition Could Not Start" Error on Windows	https://www.makeuseof.com/fix-speech-recognition-could-not-start-windows/	pesky	2023-07-09 16:15:18
海外TECH	DEV Community	10 Secrets Every Newbie Must Follow to Get Into Programming	https://dev.to/akashpattnaik/10-secrets-every-newbie-must-follow-to-get-into-programming-3hob	Secrets Every Newbie Must Follow to Get Into ProgrammingProgramming is a skill that has gained immense popularity in recent years As technology continues to advance the demand for skilled programmers is on the rise Whether you are an aspiring developer or someone who is curious about the world of coding this article will provide you with ten secrets that every newbie must follow to get into programming successfully Table of ContentsIntroduction The Exciting World of ProgrammingChoose the Right Programming Language Set Clear Goals and Objectives Learn the Fundamentals of Programming Practice Practice Practice Embrace Problem Solving and Logical Thinking Utilize Online Learning Resources Join Coding Communities and Forums Collaborate and Contribute to Open Source Projects Stay Updated with the Latest Trends and Technologies ConclusionFAQs Frequently Asked Questions Can anyone learn programming or is it only for geniuses Which programming language is the easiest for beginners How long does it take to become a proficient programmer ️Do I need a computer science degree to pursue a career in programming What are some practical projects I can work on to enhance my programming skills Introduction The Exciting World of ProgrammingProgramming is the art of instructing computers to perform specific tasks It is an exciting and rapidly evolving field that offers endless opportunities for creativity and problem solving Whether you want to develop mobile apps design websites or create complex software systems programming can open doors to a world of possibilities Choose the Right Programming Language With a plethora of programming languages available choosing the right one can be overwhelming It s essential to select a language that aligns with your goals and interests Popular beginner friendly languages include Python JavaScript and Ruby These languages have extensive communities vast learning resources and practical applications in various domains Set Clear Goals and Objectives To embark on a successful programming journey it s crucial to set clear goals and objectives Define what you want to achieve with programming whether it s building a personal project landing a job or starting a freelance career Setting goals helps you stay focused and motivated throughout your learning process Learn the Fundamentals of Programming Before diving into advanced concepts it s essential to grasp the fundamentals of programming Understand variables data types control structures loops functions and object oriented programming principles Building a strong foundation will enable you to tackle complex problems with confidence Practice Practice Practice The old adage practice makes perfect holds true in programming The more you practice writing code the better you become Challenge yourself with coding exercises small projects and coding puzzles Implement what you learn to reinforce your understanding and develop problem solving skills Embrace Problem Solving and Logical Thinking Programming is not just about writing lines of code it s about solving problems efficiently Embrace problem solving techniques and logical thinking Break down complex problems into smaller manageable tasks Use algorithms and data structures to optimize your code and improve its efficiency Utilize Online Learning Resources The internet is a treasure trove of programming resources Take advantage of online platforms such as interactive coding tutorials video courses and documentation Websites like Codecademy Udemy and Coursera offer comprehensive programming courses suitable for beginners Join Coding Communities and Forums Being part of a coding community can significantly enhance your learning experience Join online forums developer communities and coding meetups Engage with fellow programmers seek advice and participate in discussions Sharing your progress and challenges with like minded individuals fosters a supportive learning environment Collaborate and Contribute to Open Source Projects Contributing to open source projects is an excellent way to enhance your programming skills It allows you to work on real world projects collaborate with experienced developers and gain valuable insights into the development process Start by exploring popular open source repositories on platforms like GitHub and GitLab Stay Updated with the Latest Trends and Technologies The world of programming is constantly evolving Stay updated with the latest trends frameworks and technologies Follow industry blogs subscribe to newsletters and participate in webinars and conferences Continuous learning and keeping up with emerging technologies will give you a competitive edge in the programming field ConclusionEmbarking on a programming journey can be both exciting and challenging By following these ten secrets you can lay a strong foundation and set yourself up for success Remember programming is a lifelong learning process so be persistent stay curious and never stop coding FAQs Frequently Asked Questions Can anyone learn programming or is it only for geniuses Programming is a skill that anyone can learn with dedication practice and perseverance It doesn t require innate genius but rather a willingness to learn and solve problems Which programming language is the easiest for beginners Python is often considered the easiest programming language for beginners It has a simple syntax a large community and extensive learning resources How long does it take to become a proficient programmer ️The time required to become a proficient programmer varies based on individual dedication and learning pace With consistent effort and practice it s possible to gain proficiency within several months to a few years Do I need a computer science degree to pursue a career in programming While a computer science degree can be beneficial it is not a prerequisite for acareer in programming Many successful programmers are self taught or have acquired their skills through online resources and practical experience What are some practical projects I can work on to enhance my programming skills Practical projects can greatly enhance your programming skills Consider building a personal website creating a simple mobile app or contributing to an open source project These projects allow you to apply your knowledge and gain hands on experience Connect with me Mail akashpattnaik github gamil comGithub iAkashPattnaikTwitter akash am	2023-07-09 16:44:15
海外TECH	DEV Community	React Design Patterns	https://dev.to/anuradha9712/react-design-patterns-2acc	React Design PatternsHello developers While developing apps in React I m sure you have come across different use cases which cannot be easy to solve using the same older approach Each use cases demand a different pattern to solve the problem in the most optimised way and also made our code more scalable React provides different design patterns to solve common problems The list of commonly used design patterns in React are Presentational amp Container ComponentHigher Order ComponentsRender PropsCompound ComponentsHooksLet s explore them one by one Presentational amp Container ComponentEach component in React has two parts One is logic to handle your data and the other is displaying data on screen This pattern helps separate concerns by splitting components into two categories Container components handle the logic and state management while Presentational components focus on rendering the UI based on the provided props export const DisplayList patientRecord gt return lt ul gt patientRecord map patient id gt return lt li key id gt patient lt li gt lt ul gt Container components on the other hand keep track of the internal states and data fetching logic and handles business logic export const PatientComponent gt const patientList getPatientList React useState React useEffect async gt Fetch data through an API and apply business logic const data await fetchPatientList setPatientList data provide data to presentational component to display return lt DisplayList patientRecord patientList gt The container component passes the state and any required callbacks as props to the presentational component The presentational component is responsible for rendering the UI based on the provided props without worrying about the data fetching or business logic Higher Order ComponentsHOCs take one component as an input and give a newly created component with additional functionalities as an output It allows you to reuse component logic by wrapping components with additional functionality By using HOCs we can easily add common functionality to multiple components without duplicating code import React from react const withLogger WrappedComponent gt class WithLogger extends React Component componentDidMount console log Component WrappedComponent name mounted componentWillUnmount console log Component WrappedComponent name will unmount render return lt WrappedComponent this props gt return WithLogger Usageconst MyComponent props gt return lt div gt My Component lt div gt const EnhancedComponent withLogger MyComponent In the example above withLogger is a HOC that takes a component WrappedComponent as input and returns a new component WithLogger The returned component logs a message to the console when it mounts and unmounts To use the HOC we wrap our original component MyComponent with withLogger creating a new component EnhancedComponent The enhanced component has the same functionality as MyComponent but it also includes the logging behaviour defined in the HOC Render propsIn this pattern a component receives a function as a prop and uses that function to render its content import React from react class MouseTracker extends React Component state x y handleMouseMove event gt this setState x event clientX y event clientY render return lt div onMouseMove this handleMouseMove gt this props renderPosition this state lt div gt Usageconst DisplayMousePosition gt lt MouseTracker renderPosition x y gt lt div gt Mouse position x y lt div gt gt A prop like renderPosition is called a render prop because it is a prop that specifies how to render a piece of the user interface Compound ComponentsCompound components are a pattern used in React to create components that work together as a group allowing users to customize and control the rendering of multiple related components It allows you to define a parent component that encapsulates the behaviour and state of child components while still giving flexibility to users to determine the composition and appearance of the child components Let s consider a use case where you need to create a List component in React which looks something like an unordered list in native HTML or an Accordion component lt List gt lt ListItem gt lt ListItem gt lt ListItem gt lt ListItem gt lt ListItem gt lt ListItem gt lt ListItem gt lt ListItem gt lt List gt Now in this scenario we need some of the states of the List component to be transferred to its child component i e ListItem It can be implemented either by using the context API or React cloneElement API Let s explore how to develop the same scenario using Context API const ListContext React createContext Parent Componentexport const List props gt const children size props const Provider ListContext const sharedProp size return lt Provider value sharedProp gt lt ul gt children lt ul gt lt Provider gt Child Componentexport const ListItem props gt const contextProp React useContext ListContext const size contextProp return lt li className size medium bg primary bg secondary gt props children lt li gt Usage lt List size medium gt lt ListItem gt Item lt ListItem gt lt ListItem gt Item lt ListItem gt lt ListItem gt Item lt ListItem gt lt List gt In the above example React Context is created to share the prop size between the parent lt List gt and child lt ListItem gt components Also the user has the flexibility to provide custom content inside each list item HooksHooks are introduced in React Functional component as a replacement for Class components There are multiple hooks available to manage states and different lifecycle methods of React import React useState from react const Counter gt const count setCount useState return lt Button onClick gt setCount count gt lt Button gt We can also create custom hooks to solve our specific use case and code reusability You can read about the most commonly used built in react hooks here Wrap Up That s all for this article Thank you for your time Let s connect to learn and grow together LinkedIn Twitter Instagram	2023-07-09 16:35:41
海外TECH	DEV Community	AsyncIO basics in Python	https://dev.to/tabish0/asyncio-basics-in-python-i4o	AsyncIO basics in PythonWhile there are methods that facilitate parallel programming in Python it is a single threaded language by default To avail the full advantage of single threaded execution we can make use of the AsyncIO library Asynchronous codeAs its name suggests AsyncIO provides asynchronous execution in Python Asynchronous code runs in a non blocking way If a function has a longer wait time another task can be performed during the waiting period instead of all the tasks being put on hold The following image further explains synchronous vs asynchronous code execution While waiting for the first response we can make the second request to better utilize the processing capabilities Although it does not make use of multi threading it does perform concurrent execution of code and reduces wait time considerably in many cases Using AsyncIOAsyncIO library has two major keywords async awaitWe can use the keywords async def to define a coroutine The await keyword is used inside an async coroutine to suggest that the program should wait here and execute something else in the meantime Take a look at the code below import asyncioasync def co routine num print Entered coroutine number num await asyncio sleep print Exiting coroutine number num async def main await asyncio gather co routine co routine co routine asyncio run main Here s the output Entered coroutine number Entered coroutine number Entered coroutine number Exiting coroutine number Exiting coroutine number Exiting coroutine number As you can see we did not have to wait for coroutine to finish executing before moving on to coroutines and Let s see the code step by step import asyncioThis imports the asyncio library to your python code async def co routine num print Entered coroutine number num await asyncio sleep print Exiting coroutine number num This is our asynchronous coroutine We define it using the async def keywords We print a message on entering and then the coroutine sleeps for seconds This is where the magic happens The await keywords signals that we have to wait so the program can execute something else An await keyword can only be used inside an async coroutine async def main await asyncio gather co routine co routine co routine This defines our asynchronous main asyncio gather takes multiple coroutine calls and waits for them to execute concurrently before returning Here we run our coroutine for values and Since we had to use the await keywords our main is also defined as async However for our final call we can use asyncio run asyncio run main This executes our main without the need to use await Now you can use async await in the programs you wish to run concurrently	2023-07-09 16:15:23
海外TECH	DEV Community	My 3 year anniversary blogging at Dev.to - A reflection	https://dev.to/codefatale/my-3-year-anniversary-blogging-at-devto-a-reflection-kmk	My year anniversary blogging at Dev to A reflectionIt has been years since I started blogging at dev to I want to take this time to review the years I spent with the DEV community This is a small reflection of what I did over the last years The beginningI decided to start blogging before my senior year in college I wanted to share what I learned During the pandemic I needed an outlet to share my stories Blogging did help me in getting my first software developer job out of college I enjoyed writing and sharing content It would be best for me to continue writing Posts overviewOver the last years I wrote various articles on my My top highest viewed posts were Quick guide to create a custom ChatterBot corpus I created a chatbot project in college years ago before ChatGPT It was my first project using python and used the Chatterbot library I was surprised how many views it received Writing a story for a visual novel I prefer developing visual novels and I use the open source game engine Ren Py I still have some good story ideas in the future Creating a remix using Tone js This post got me featured on official Dev Community twitter I wanted to learn how to create music using code I found Tone js a JavaScript library that allows you to play music notes I used to be a musician and that gravitated me towards Tone js I m happy to write my articles on dev to and interact and help out other developers Even though the last few months were difficult for me finding my place as a software developer What s nextI have decided to go with the next steps pursing and developing my career I have plans to start a new personal blog to write my personal experiences in the next few weeks I m focusing on my re branding and building my skills I recently left my previous job and this is a good time to focus on my professional career I decided to continue pursing personal projects and becoming more focused on open source contributions I wanted my work to make an impact I m have gained so many skills and continuing to learn new ones I m taking charge of my own career again	2023-07-09 16:01:47
海外TECH	Engadget	ChatGPT saw its first-ever user decline in June	https://www.engadget.com/chatgpt-saw-its-first-ever-user-decline-in-june-163043304.html?src=rss	ChatGPT saw its first ever user decline in JuneAfter a meteoric rise in popularity late last year and into early it looks like OpenAI s chatbot is beginning to lose some steam According to data internet analytics firm Similarweb shared with The Washington Post last month mobile and desktop traffic to ChatGPT s website fell by percent globally If Similarweb s data is accurate the drop marks the first time the chatbot has seen a user decline In June app tracker Sensor Tower also saw downloads of ChatGPT s iOS client fall off after peaking earlier in the month OpenAI did not immediately respond to Engadget s comment request Waning interest in ChatGPT appears to be part of an industry trend Similarweb s numbers show fewer people visiting the desktop and mobile websites for Microsoft Bing Google Bard and Character AI in recent months Microsoft for instance saw traffic to its search engine surge between February and March when Bing AI became available in public preview Since then monthly traffic to the website has steadily declined returning nearly to the levels it was before Microsoft retooled Bing around GPT Separately Similarweb says it saw a drop in ChatGPT engagement with user minutes down by percent as of May As for what could be causing the decline ThePost suggests the end of the school year may have something to do with it With most college students on summer break it speculates not as many young adults are using ChatGPT to write their papers Another reason could be that companies like Samsung are prohibiting employees from using AI chatbots over the very real fear of a potential data leak Whatever the reason for the decline you can bet no one at OpenAI is panicking If anything the research lab is probably happy to see fewer people use the public version of ChatGPT CEO Sam Altman has said the service costs OpenAI an “eye watering amount to operate This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2023-07-09 16:30:43
ニュース	BBC News - Home	War in Ukraine: Biden flies to UK amid concern over cluster bombs	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-66146457?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	ukraine	2023-07-09 16:49:00
ニュース	BBC News - Home	The Ashes 2023: England win another Headingley thriller to keep series alive	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/66148643?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	headingley	2023-07-09 16:06:37
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Wimbledon 2023 results: Andrey Rublev beats Alexander Bublik after wonder shot	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/tennis/66145808?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	Wimbledon results Andrey Rublev beats Alexander Bublik after wonder shotRussia s Andrey Rublev reaches the quarter finals by beating Alexander Bublik hitting one of the great shots in recent memory at Wimbledon	2023-07-09 16:35:18
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Woods wins first Tour stage as Pogacar gains on Vingegaard	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cycling/66149084?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	france	2023-07-09 16:50:15