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If you struggle with wrist pain or any other problems while typing or you feel like you're on the fence about switching to a new layout, I have given details about whether Dvorak is a good layout for you!

which Ctrl do you use most

Scroll and control characters \t \b \n \r implemented. I am probably going to add alert/bell \a . Next step is to add a keyboard. It wasn´t that easy. #ArduOne https://lnkd.in/gB_Uj6g

In how many ways do you reduce the docker image size? If you are aware of it plz comment.

How much do you trust your Ctrl+C compared to your Ctrl+V?

Understanding #FeatureFlags: All You Need to Know! Do you want to try out new features in your #software without deploying new #code? If so, feature flags could be the solution for you. In her newest piece for Is It Observable, Giulia Di Pietro takes a dive into all things feature flags.

[Swarms][Demo 🔥] Get started using Command R for tool-usage in production-grade deployments. ✅ Command R ✅ Ultra-Reliable Function calling with ToolAgent ✅ Integrate any model from huggingface Get started now: https://buff.ly/4bH6sng

[Swarms][Demo 🔥] Get started using Command R for tool-usage in production-grade deployments. ✅ Command R ✅ Ultra-Reliable Function calling with ToolAgent ✅ Integrate any model from huggingface Get started now: https://buff.ly/4bH6sng

I've just published my second crate to crates.io: shark-scan is an async multi-threaded port scanner supporting user specified port ranges, timeout durations, and thread quantity. It's no nmap, but it was a great way to learn more about async Rust and the Tokio runtime. Check it out at: https://lnkd.in/gTFGxi_K

In this article, i cover the reference counted smart pointers in Rust, how and when to use them along with an explanation of how they work under the hood and a simplified working implementation! 🦀