The author describes a troubleshooting process for a 'malformed database schema' error encountered while deploying a SQLite database for a biotech investment application. After transferring the database from a build server to a pr...
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The author discusses their experience in creating a lexer/parser for the Workflow Description Language (WDL) using Rust. They highlight the challenges faced, particularly in handling strings and string interpolation, and share ins...
The author presents go-edgar, a Go library designed for efficiently parsing SEC filings, addressing the complexities and challenges of extracting structured data.
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2025-07-05 • javascript e-commerce payments paddle steamers hugo
The post provides a step-by-step guide on integrating Paddle's payment system into a Hugo-based website. It covers setting up frontend keys in the hugo.toml file, creating a JavaScript snippet for Paddle's checkout, and testing th...
0Listening to Paddle Webhooks
2025-06-08 • development api webhooks paddle steamers
The text provides a guide on how to listen to Paddle webhooks, including creating a sandbox and live account, setting up an API server, developing with Hookdeck, validating Paddle requests, and testing the backend with Paddle simu...
The author has been collecting job posts from 13 major pharma and biotech companies since November 2024. They have created pharmapaywatch.com, a job board and industry analysis website for the biotech and pharma industry. The webs...
0NIH Should Buy 23andMe
2024-11-24 •
23andMe is a company that has genotyped DNA from over 15 million individuals, creating a valuable resource for genetic and health studies. Despite its scientific and commercial value, the company is in crisis, and the CEO is worki...
0Static Dashboards
2024-11-04 •
The author discusses building static dashboards to display data from public sources in a novel way. They explain the process of table rendering with Hugo, input data and keeping it updated, and scheduling updates.
0Open Knowledge - An Open Alex Explorer
2024-11-03 •
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0man(ual) pages are all you need
2024-04-14 •
The author discusses the challenges of finding quality technical information online due to ad-tech, Google, and SEO. They highlight the difficulty of distinguishing between useful information and SEO garbage, especially for popula...
0Bootstrapping Ansible on FreeBSD
2024-04-02 •
The text discusses the challenges of using Ansible on FreeBSD and provides a basic 'bootstrap' playbook for FreeBSD. It explains the need for Python and sudo on the target server and outlines the steps to install them using Ansibl...
0Learning C in 2023
2023-12-03 •
The author discusses learning C programming language and memory management, and shares their experience of building a snake game using C and SDL2 library. They encountered issues with memory allocation and used a debugger to solve...
The text discusses how to return Pydantic models or Python dataclasses from SQLite3 queries in Python. It explains how to create an in-memory SQLite3 database, work with the row_factory attribute, and return custom values as custo...
0Asynchronous Runtime on a Worker Thread in Rust
2023-07-02 •
The text discusses the use of asynchronous runtimes like Rust's Tokio with immediate mode GUI's, and how to run the asynchronous runtime in another thread and communicate with it using concurrency primitives such as channels. It p...
0Using Python's argparse for tests
2023-03-11 •
The text discusses the use of Python's argparse library for building simple command line interfaces around scripts. It explains how to test the CLI entrypoints as well as unit and integration tests using argparse. The author provi...