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tl;dr Zed, a fast Rust-based code editor, now supports remote development via SSH, letting developers offload resource-heavy tasks to cloud servers like AWS EC2. This feature simplifies workflows, enables cross-device coding, and supports projects requiring specific architectures or AWS integrations. A quick setup guide outlines connecting Zed to EC2
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tl;dr We've used a gamified approach to showcase how Retrieval Augmented Generation enables businesses to use Large Language Models in combination with their company data. Based on the popular board game Who-Is-It?, we created a demo. Motivation At tecRacer, we're working in a 4 + 1
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Mishaps can happen. An ill-considered git add . and you accidentally push your .env file containing AWS credentials into a public GitHub repository. I've conducted a small experiment with an empty account to show you what happens next. ❗Never experiment with credentials in a production environment with productive workloads.
kubernetes
As a project for my bachelor thesis, a deployment strategy and a monitoring system for the aWall research project of the IMVS of the FHNW was developed together with a project partner in order to be able to operate aWall on a Kubernetes platform. Modern GitOps methods and tools were
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❗Disclaimer: This blog text was initially written for the blog of my former employer TEQLY. It has been translated and reposted here. Organized thanks to Zammad To record and manage support requests, we at TEQLY use an open-source software called Zammad. If a customer has a support request, they can
Druggler is a small application written in pure JavaScript to visualize differences in drug usage in different countries. Steve, the drug information dealer, guides the user through the numbers, cracks jokes and makes comparisons. Why? With my friend Sandro Bütler, I built a small fun project called Druggler. This project