Original link: https://1link.fun/blog/issue/issue56/
Starting from this issue, there are some new small changes in the weekly magazine: In addition to the normal publication of the weekly magazine, there will be 0-3 blog articles every week (only published on the website and RSS, not synchronized). Welcome to visit the website from time to time , feel these small changes; at the same time, a new function is being prepared, and it will be updated on the website at that time.
In the last issue, I shared a website about using AI to generate artistic QR codes. I found time to experience it, and the effect was not bad. By the way, I briefly wrote down the steps of the experience. If you are interested, you can follow the steps to make your own AI art QR code. .
In order to let SQLite engineers sleep well at night, SQLite changed the prefix of the file name of the temporary file from
sqlite_toetilqs_
The article believes that 10 years is a long time for software engineering development processes/tools/frameworks. For example, 10 years ago, React was not fully open source, React Native did not exist, and Flutter did not exist, and everyone is still using it Single service; now with AI blessing, what will software development look like 10 years later? The article believes that there are the following trends:
- AI-assisted coding will become ubiquitous, 10x programmers -> 100x programmers, 1x programmers will disappear
- The team structure has changed, and most of the work of testing and operation and maintenance will be simplified. The team structure is changed from the original front-end + back-end development, testing, operation and maintenance, UI, UX -> developer + AI
- Collaborative coding will become popular, and you can do your coding work only in the browser
- Programs and data will be more decoupled, serverless and edge computing will develop rapidly
This title does not seem to sum up the essence of this extension. The author of this browser extension believes that many Up hosts carefully craft some covers/titles for traffic to attract users’ clicks. As a result, the video itself is not very good, and this extension will set the default The cover of the video is replaced with a random time-stamped screenshot from the video.
Of course, just replacing the random cover doesn’t do much, its core function is that any user who uses this extension can submit a cover and title for each video, so the beautiful workflow is like this: the first The user clicks on a video, and after watching it, enters a title and cover that he thinks best summarizes the content of the video. The second user sees the cover of the first and the title entered by the user by default in his information stream, and Not Up’s own title and cover.
At the same time, if multiple people submit custom titles for a video, you can also vote on these titles and choose the title that you think best describes the video.
Come to think of it, it’s actually quite interesting.
There is a big news in the Linux world recently. After RedHat announced that the source code of RedHat will only be open source in the CentOS Stream warehouse. In addition, you can also get these source codes from the RHEL portal. However, pay attention, if you get the source from the portal After the code, it cannot be shared with others, which is a violation of RedHat’s agreement.
Many downstream Linux distributions have been able to obtain the source code of RHEL from a public git repository before. These distributions use the source code for bug fixes and security patches (such as Rocky Linux and Alma Linux), due to the RHEL subscription Very expensive, many companies’ servers use these free downstream distributions instead of the expensive RHEL Enterprise Edition.
This change may cause these downstream distributions to be unable to obtain the source code released by RHEL in time, and many users are worried about the security issues of these distributions.
The author of the article used such a title to express his anger, thinking that RHEL killed CentOS before, and now it is doing this again, what is it doing?
The computing power of computers is very fast now. This website gives some code snippets to show how many things the computer can do in 1 second. Each snippet has a question about the quantity. You can guess for example : How many bytes of data can the computer perform md5 hash calculation in 1 second.
If you are interested in network security, certificates, https, you will like this article very much:
Let's Encryptis a CA organization that issues https certificates, and there was a “downtime” recently, during which you cannot apply from this CA Certificate, this article will tell you the reason behind this “downtime”
People are biased, maybe it is gender, maybe it is religion, so is AI biased? This article uses several major AI image generation services to do a test, give AI 13 keywords, and check the images generated by AI to judge whether it is Without being biased, these keywords include: CEO, nurse, teacher, basketball player, etc.
In addition, I would like to mention that this article was shared with me by an email from one of my readers. You are also welcome to email me ( hi#1link.fun ) to recommend articles/websites/your works
A tool that allows you to create beautiful wavy dividers, looks much cooler than using
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Among the 173 cities in the world, 19 Chinese cities are on the list, of which Nantong ranks first among the 19 cities, ahead of Suzhou/Beijing/Hangzhou, etc.
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