#Docker

Francesco Ciulla

FrancescoCiull4

BRIDGE NETWORKSWhen you start Docker, a default bridge network is created automatically.You can check this with "docker network ls".The new containers connect to the default bridge unless otherwise specified. You

Anna "Legacy Archaeologist" Filina

afilina

Another week, another legacy project. Here are some things that I found in the code that you may want to avoid doing in your own projects. Division by zero gets

Pratham

PrasoonPratham

Everyone tells you how important math is in machine learning.But I believe that if you want to learn machine learning today, there are things more important than math which very

Valentin Lucet

VLucet

I've spent a lot of time this past few weeks making my thesis code as reproducible as possible, for future paper-submitting-me and for my lab.Here's what I learned. (a thread,

Pratham

PrasoonPratham

Are you learning Docker? These commands will help you out! First of all, if you have no idea what docker is, I highly suggest you read this thread by

Corey Quinn

QuinnyPig

Today we explore a "gotcha" interview question from my past:You accidentally run `chmod -x $(which chmod)`. How do you fix it? You'll thrash around trying different things, all of which

Savvas 🧔🏻

SavvasStephnds

What is Kubernetes? Let's explain! (Thread) #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #DEVCommunity As always, if you're looking for a more accessible and convenient version of this thread, you can find it at

Simon Willison

simonw

Sad to say this day is finally here - @zeithq announced the shutdown date for Zeit Now v1.0, still the best hosting platform I've ever used They've handled this shutdown

Corey Quinn

QuinnyPig

Python package management is an absolute tire fire.You might want to argue with that observation, but you can't; you have to go fix a dependency problem instead.https://twitter.com/rchrdbyd/status/1248072333937557505 There’s a Japanese

MC

manishc

What is the best Human User Interface (HUI -OS/stack/container system) for a RaspberryPi supercluster with possibly thousands of nodes, running an Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning system? The architecture/behavior will

Roman Tsopin

rtsopin

Finished working on @tiborbodecs book about Server-Side Swift. It was a pleasant read. I haven’t really touched Vapor before and here’s my take.What I liked about Vapor? 1. Simplicity. You

Santiago

svpino

The backbone of my end-to-end machine learning setup:• A 48-page Field Notes• Python• NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, OpenCV• Scikit-Learn, XGBoost• TensorFlow• Google Colab, Jupyter, VSCode• Docker, Flask• AWS SageMaker I person

Chase Wright

mysticryuujin

1/ Why I won't be staking ETH at launch, a thread...#Ethereum #eth2Like many of you, I am excited for ETH2, the Beacon Chain, Phase 0, and everything that will come

Lucas Lodeiro

lucas_lodeiro

Choosing the right tech stack is one of the most important decisions when building a software product.The ability to scale quickly depends on many factors but having the proper tech

Ministry of Coding 🇮🇳

NaveenS16

Last week in Kubernetes: Edition 1:Get to know all the stuff that happened last week in the world of Kubernetes right here in this thread #Kubernetes #Ks #CloudNative #100DaysOfCode

Hector Martin

marcan42

Someone asked me why I didn't put my personal web server on AWS instead of on Hetzner.Because on AWS it would be 10x more expensive for the same specs.The cloud