Weekly Shaarli

All links of one week in a single page.

Week 19 (May 10, 2021)

Free Programming Books – GoalKicker.com
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A collection of programming notebooks (bash, go, Python, etc) collected from stackoverflow discussions

GitHub - vivien/i3blocks-contrib: Official repository for community contributed blocklets
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Official repository for community contributed blocklets.

scripts and helper modules for i3blocks - but can presumably be adapted for polybar/yambar/lemonbar etc

GitHub - burtonator/polar-bookshelf: Polar is a personal knowledge repository for PDF and web content supporting incremental reading and document annotation.
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Interesting reference-manager-like application (i.e. "integrated reading environment").

Interesting features:

  • incremental reading (showing & remembering progress per article, allowing bookmarking automation)
  • annotation sidebar (automatic creation of color-coded annotation overview, a-la Adobe Reader)
  • anki card sync (allows creation of cards directly from annotations and sync to anki, with back reference to annotation context)
<a href="https://fosstodon
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@kzimmermannWe looked into it once and were turned away for some reason, its might've been the centralisation and/or Cloudflare.

GitHub - huggingface/transformers: 🤗Transformers: State-of-the-art Natural Language Processing for Pytorch and TensorFlow 2.0.
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Pre-made models trained for natural language processing -- can summarize, generate, identify, answer questions, etc.

Building data liberation infrastructure | beepb00p
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Very in-depth deliberations on continually exporting data from various siloed services in pursuit of more holistic quantified self approach.

Data Layout and Schema Design Best Practices for InfluxDB | InfluxData
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This post shows how to figure out the best data layout for InfluxDB v2, some schema design best practices, and a schema development example.

luks - How to force a custom disk encryption on a google cloud compute instance (gcloud)? - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange
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Google cloud services (computing instance) offer encryption by default for disk storage, the customer can provide its own key with the feature customer supplied encryption (detailed here also).

How can we apply a disk encryption with cryptsetup without giving the encryption key to google?