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Sel-Lo Oil
Published: 2024-02-03 21:32:09


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/vql8n9dn1aqcz4mtf8z4.jpg)

7043 Ellenberger Dr, Altoona, PA, 16601
+1 814–944–7561
Contactus@sellooil.com

A family-owned and operated fuel distributor since 1988. Based in Altoona, PA we have grown into one of Central PA’s largest heating oil distributors.

There’s more than one way to deliver great service.
Whether you need a little fuel delivered or a lot, Sel-Lo is equipped to deliver your order. We also offer flatbed delivery service.

Company Hours
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Tuesday : 07:00–17:00
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Apple Vision Pro is the best marketing campaign for Meta's Quest 3
Tags: apple, vr, news, gamedev
Published: 2024-02-03 21:22:04

In the next months, we're likely to see Meta's Quest 3 and 2 sales going up. And that's due to the release of Apple Vision Pro.

My summary of this week's feeds (YouTube, News, Social) is that "with Quest 3 you get 80% of what Apple Vision Pro offers at 15% of the price". 

I have watched and read quite a few reviews and there's a lot of emotion. Mostly positive, people are surprised by the level of execution and praise the unprecedented capabilities. Yet when it comes to comparisons the reviewers don't have many options to mention - in most cases, it's Quest 3. Just like Apple's headset it is 
- a standalone device that works without a computer (other headsets come from the VR gaming world),
- has best-in-class image sharpness/quality (had until recently),
- has avatars of the user,
- supports gesture controls,
- supports virtual desktops (with Meta's app and several 3rd parties)
- has decent passthrough as default mode (making it a true MR).

Quest 3 (and even older 2) seems to have all the features of Vision Pro, and even more (such as supporting more platforms, many apps, and content). It's just the hardware is inferior, and the interoperability with Android/Windows comes with more friction and less out-of-the-box experience (the "Apple Magic"). Upon contemplating the subject of autonomous versatile MR headsets with rich ecosystems - until recently there were only Meta devices. And now there's a 2nd entrant to the market.

What Apple just did was a huge advertising campaign for VR/MR. And it went viral. Most people will look at those Apple Vision Pro reviews and opinions (which are hard not to come by) and think "Well, that's interesting". The next step would be researching the options and making the comparisons. And many will think "OK, Quest 3 gives all the same features. Apparently they are not as premium/good, but with $500 vs $3500 I can give a try of Meta's headset".

The MR/VR idea has recently been put in the heads of many people, and some of those will (re)considering joining the trend. And some might choose to accept (and buy Quest 3 as I just did).
Setting Text Alignment in html for Text, Buttons, ECT.
Tags: programming, tutorial, html
Published: 2024-02-03 21:20:48

Do you ever wonder why text-alignment never works in HTML code?

Well there's two reasons to why this happens.

1. You probably used a **DIFFERENT** type of code on accident. To prevent this from happening do this before you start typing:

```
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
Your-code
```
 In "<!DOCTYPE ***HTML***>", the ***HTML*** let's the ***HTML*** *file* know what version of **HTML*" you are using.
2. You probably tried to do this:   
```
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
  <head></head>
  <body>
    <button> <!-- I'm using button, use whatever you want. -->
      <style>
        button{ <!-- using "button" Is the biggest mistake that you can accidentally make -->
               text-alignment: whatever-position-you-chose;
             }
      </style>
    </button>
  </body>
</html>
```
**NEVER** use text alignment by itself. If you do you text alignment by itself it will **NOT** work.

Instead of doing that do this:
```
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
  <head></head>
  <body>
    <style>
      btn { <!-- change btn to the nickname for your div class. -->
         text-alignment: whatever-position-you-chose;
        }
    </style>
    <div class="btn">
      <!-- "class" gives a nickname for it's only child. "btn" is the nickname I gave for the button. You can choose any nickname for your text. -->
      <button>your text here</button>
    </div>
    <style>
    </style>
  </body>
</html>
```
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JavaScript Functions Made Easy: Streamlining Code for Beginners!
Tags: javascript, functions, tutorial
Published: 2024-02-03 21:19:40

In the web development world, JavaScript functions are like handy tools that help you simplify and organize your code.

Let's say you're building a website and need to calculate the total price of items in a shopping cart. With JavaScript functions, you can create a set of instructions for this task, like a recipe.

To make a function, you use the function keyword, give it a name like `calculateTotalPrice`, and describe the task inside curly braces.

Once your function is ready, you can use it anytime by calling it with a simple command, like this: `calculateTotalPrice()`.

Functions can also take inputs, called parameters. For our shopping cart, you might pass in item prices: `calculateTotalPrice(item1Price, item2Price)`.

The real magic happens when the function processes these inputs and gives you a result, known as the return value. In our case, it could be the total price of the items:

```
function calculateTotalPrice(item1Price, item2Price){
  return totalPrice = item1Price + item2Price;
}
```

To make your functions even more useful, you can store their results in variables. For example, let totalPrice = calculateTotalPrice(item1Price, item2Price).

JavaScript functions keep your code clean and save you from repeating the same steps. Imagine updating tax calculations – with functions, you only need to do it in one place!

As you explore JavaScript, you'll find built-in functions like `alert()` or `console.log()` that make common tasks easier. You can also create quick functions using arrow notation.

In short, JavaScript functions are like coding helpers. They make complex tasks simple, keep your code neat, and work wonders for your web projects. Whether you're new to coding or a pro, understanding functions is a game-changer in JavaScript!
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Shamir's secret sharing
Tags: cryptography, webassembly
Published: 2024-02-03 20:20:11

Shamir's secret sharing (SSS) is an efficient secret sharing algorithm for distributing private information (the "secret") among a group. The secret cannot be revealed unless a quorum of the group acts together to pool their knowledge.

Behind the concept sits quite simple yet powerful and beautiful math.

In my proof-of-concept I expose SSS implemented in Rust as a WebAssembly. It is then used in a simple web application where interaction with WebAssembly happens via JavaScript.
Please have a look: 
https://github.com/msedzins/shamir_rust
How to become good at subarray problems...
Published: 2024-02-03 20:11:40

Mastering subarray problems involves understanding various data structures, algorithms, and problem-solving techniques. Here's a comprehensive list of topics and techniques, along with tricks to excel in subarray problems:

**Data Structures**:

1. **Arrays:**
   - Understand array manipulation, accessing elements, and subarray extraction.

2. **Prefix Sum:**
   - Learn to calculate prefix sums efficiently. This is a crucial technique for various subarray problems.

3. **Dynamic Programming:**
   - Study optimal substructure and overlapping subproblems, as dynamic programming is often applied to subarray problems.

4. **Sliding Window:**
   - Understand the sliding window technique for efficient subarray traversal.

### Algorithms:

5. **Kadane's Algorithm:**
   - Master the algorithm for finding the maximum subarray sum.

6. **Binary Search:**
   - Know how binary search can be applied to subarray problems, especially when dealing with monotonic sequences.

7. **Sorting Algorithms:**
   - Learn sorting algorithms like quicksort and mergesort, which can be used in solving various subarray problems.

### Techniques and Tricks:

8. **Two Pointer Technique:**
   - Utilize two pointers to traverse the array efficiently, especially in problems involving searching or optimizing a specific condition.

9. **Cumulative Sum:**
   - Practice problems where cumulative sums are useful, particularly when dealing with ranges or intervals.

10. **Divide and Conquer:**
    - Apply divide and conquer techniques to solve complex subarray problems by breaking them down into smaller, manageable subproblems.

11. **Hashing:**
    - Understand how hashing can be applied to detect patterns or repetitions in subarrays.

12. **Greedy Approach:**
    - Use the greedy approach when applicable, especially in problems where making locally optimal choices leads to a globally optimal solution.

13. **Bit Manipulation:**
    - Explore bitwise operations in problems where manipulating individual bits can provide a solution or optimization.

14. **Queue and Stack:**
    - Learn how queues and stacks can be used to solve subarray problems efficiently, particularly in problems requiring last-in, first-out (LIFO) or first-in, first-out (FIFO) operations.

15. **Backtracking:**
    - Apply backtracking to explore all possible subarrays or combinations, especially in problems with multiple valid solutions.

### Tricks for Efficient Problem Solving:

16. **Problem Decomposition:**
    - Break down complex problems into smaller, manageable subproblems for easier understanding and solution.

17. **Edge Cases Handling:**
    - Pay attention to edge cases and handle them appropriately in your solutions.


Remember that mastering subarray problems is an ongoing process. Regular practice and continuous learning will help you become proficient in solving a wide range of subarray-related challenges.
Next.js Codebase Analysis <> create-next-app <> index.ts explained — Part 1.12
Tags: webdev, javascript, nextjs, react
Published: 2024-02-03 19:51:14

In the previous article, I wrote about a safe guarding technique used to avoid project name conflicts. This article is a continuation to that explaining `isFolderEmpty`

I was wondering why there was no console.log in the previous article and there was only a process.exit when there was a naming conflict and further digging and exploration, the following is the code used in function `isFolderEmpty`

```
/* eslint-disable import/no-extraneous-dependencies */
import { green, blue } from 'picocolors'
import fs from 'fs'
import path from 'path'

export function isFolderEmpty(root: string, name: string): boolean {
  const validFiles = [
    '.DS_Store',
    '.git',
    '.gitattributes',
    '.gitignore',
    '.gitlab-ci.yml',
    '.hg',
    '.hgcheck',
    '.hgignore',
    '.idea',
    '.npmignore',
    '.travis.yml',
    'LICENSE',
    'Thumbs.db',
    'docs',
    'mkdocs.yml',
    'npm-debug.log',
    'yarn-debug.log',
    'yarn-error.log',
    'yarnrc.yml',
    '.yarn',
  ]

  // Just conflicts? why not filesConflicts?
  // It is inferred that we are dealing with files,
  // I guess, there's no need to add 
  const conflicts = fs.readdirSync(root).filter(
    (file) =>
      // validFiles are exempt from the logging
      !validFiles.includes(file) &&
      // Support IntelliJ IDEA-based editors
      !/\.iml$/.test(file)
  )

  if (conflicts.length > 0) {
    console.log(
      `The directory ${green(name)} contains files that could conflict:`
    )
    console.log()
    // Logs the files and directories
    for (const file of conflicts) {
      try {
        const stats = fs.lstatSync(path.join(root, file))
        if (stats.isDirectory()) {
          console.log(`  ${blue(file)}/`)
        } else {
          console.log(`  ${file}`)
        }
      } catch {
        console.log(`  ${file}`)
      }
    }
    console.log()
    console.log(
      'Either try using a new directory name, or remove the files listed above.'
    )
    console.log()
    return false
  }

  return true
}
```
I wrote the comments explaining what the code does, it is quite obvious.

You can read more about fs.lstatSync and fs.readdirSync and these comments are available at: https://github.com/TThroo-Dev/opensource-codebase-analysis/commit/5307bee9219e1e1681b1ec4e79a46564f49fdf8c

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deployment options for your data and ai products
Tags: aws, data, security, kubernetes
Published: 2024-02-03 19:47:53

👋 everyone - this is my first post on dev - excited to be here!

i'm pretty obsessed with infra and how teams are thinking about deployment options for their data, infra, and ai/llm b2b products - 

it seems like users are still wanting the multi-tenant experience but hosted in their cloud accounts..

let's say your data, infra or ai product is hosted in your cloud account for b2b customers - but they are asking for the fully-managed experience in their aws and azure accounts for privacy + security + isolation + control, blah blah blah.. 

how would you guys/gals think about solving this?
Next.js e receita de bolo
Tags: nextjs, react, javascript
Published: 2024-02-03 19:44:39

## Introdução ao Next.js 14

O Next.js 14, a mais recente atualização da popular framework de desenvolvimento web baseada em React, traz consigo uma série de melhorias e novas funcionalidades que prometem otimizar ainda mais o processo de construção de aplicações web. Entre as novidades, destacam-se a performance aprimorada, novos recursos de otimização de imagens, suporte expandido para edge functions, e melhorias na experiência de desenvolvimento, como hot reloading mais rápido e uma nova forma de lidar com estilos. Essas atualizações visam não apenas melhorar a eficiência e a velocidade do desenvolvimento, mas também oferecer uma experiência de usuário final ainda mais fluida e responsiva.

## Comparando Next.js 14 com a Receita de um Bolo

Comparar o Next.js 14 com a receita de um bolo pode parecer inusitado à primeira vista, mas essa analogia oferece uma maneira divertida e informativa de entender as complexidades de uma framework de desenvolvimento moderna. Cada aspecto do Next.js 14 pode ser visto como um ingrediente ou etapa no processo de fazer um bolo.

1. **Performance Aprimorada**: Imagine que a performance aprimorada do Next.js 14 seja como o fermento em pó na receita do bolo. Assim como o fermento faz o bolo crescer e ficar mais leve, as melhorias de performance do Next.js 14 fazem com que as aplicações web carreguem mais rápido e rodem mais suavemente, melhorando a experiência do usuário.

2. **Otimização de Imagens:** As novas funcionalidades de otimização de imagens podem ser comparadas ao ato de peneirar a farinha, garantindo que não haja grumos na massa e que o bolo fique com uma textura perfeita. Da mesma forma, a otimização de imagens no Next.js 14 garante que as páginas carreguem rapidamente sem sacrificar a qualidade visual.

3. **Suporte a Edge Functions:** O suporte expandido para edge functions é como incluir ingredientes especiais ou decorações no bolo, permitindo personalização e melhorias na entrega de conteúdo, tornando a experiência final mais rica e personalizada.

4. **Melhorias na Experiência de Desenvolvimento**: Por fim, as melhorias na experiência de desenvolvimento, como o hot reloading mais rápido, podem ser vistas como a batedeira elétrica que agiliza o processo de mistura dos ingredientes, tornando o processo de desenvolvimento mais eficiente e agradável.

Através dessa analogia, podemos apreciar como o Next.js 14, assim como uma receita de bolo bem executada, requer a combinação certa de ingredientes e técnicas para criar algo que seja ao mesmo tempo agradável, funcional e inovador.
React Question
Published: 2024-02-03 19:22:06

I recently was laid off from a company where I worked for ~20 years as a Microsoft developer using ASP.Net, C#, WebForms, MVC, old-school JS page validation (yeah I'm old) and JQuery. Most of the last 5 years prior to getting axed was spent as a support/vendor manager but did some coding and got into Azure Cloud technologies a bit as well.

I've been going through some .Net Core API training but am looking to put a front end on some of the stuff that I've done and was directed towards React.

Can anyone advise on any tutorials/books on this topic?

Thanks in advance.
GitHub Action with EC2 and SSH
Tags: aws, cicd, github, ssh
Published: 2024-02-03 19:11:13

Sometimes we are stuck with a use case which is not very efficient
but are essentials for the pipeline or CI/CD there are so many reasons why this could arise, cost, time & effort, it's not production we can do whatever we want!!


### Here's How
you can connect any virtual machine whether it's deployed on AWS, Azure or GCP they all have something in common,
**SSH** either password or .pem file this method will work just fine.
I know this is not what we as a DevOps Guy prefer but you have to make something out of this situation you're stuck, right !!

For this, I'm gonna use GitHub Action, SSH DEPLOY action and AWS(I mean why not).

#### STEP I
Setup your authentication for my case ACCESS KEY & SECRET KEY
Add them to GitHub Secret 

![GitHub Secret](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/n9vy90t96boql4l653hb.png)
Password is the .pem key for the instances we gonna deploy the application.

**NOTICE**: After this setup the HOST, USERNAME, and PORT(if you have changed ur default SSH port) in the variable section

Here's the GitHub Action 

```
name: Deployment to server
on:
    workflow_run:
        workflows: ["Docker Image CI"]
        types: 
            - completed
jobs:

  Deploy:
    name: Deploy
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    if: github.event.workflow_run.conclusion == 'success'
    
    steps:
        - uses: easingthemes/ssh-deploy@v5.0.0
          name: Deploy over SSH
          with:
            SSH_PRIVATE_KEY: ${{ secrets.PASSWORD }}
            REMOTE_HOST: ${{ vars.HOST }}
            REMOTE_USER: ${{ vars.USERNAME }}
            SCRIPT_AFTER: |
                ./script
                // PUT THE COMMANDS HERE

```
And Voila!! here you go I like this GitHub action due to its simplicity and ease of use with private keys.
![Deployment Done](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/wgvf0hchu852ydp12yl5.png)



Thank you for reading.
Feel free to reach out for any suggestions.
Benefits of Machine Learning and ML projects
Published: 2024-02-03 19:01:17

Machine Learning have great contribution in the evolution of this World.This field growing rapidly in the tech world.Here i am going to share some benefits to learn **ML** to upgrade your level.

 _Machine learning (ML) comes with several valuable benefits:_

**Predicting the Future:**
 ML enables you to build models that can predict future outcomes based on historical data. 

**Problem Solving with Data:**
By learning machine learning, you gain the ability to analyse data effectively, extract meaningful insights, and make informed decisions based on evidence.

**Innovation in Technology:**
 machine learning can open doors to creating innovative solutions and products, whether it's developing advanced AI applications or improving existing technologies.

**Career Opportunities:**
 ML skills are in high demand across various industries.

**Understanding AI:**
Learning ML allowing you to explore and contribute to the exciting field of artificial intelligence.

**Continuous Learning and Innovation: **
The field of machine learning is dynamic and ever-evolving. ML engage you in continuous learning, along with contributing to the ongoing innovation in the field.
Here are some Projects designed by Machine learning

1. [Health Monitoring wearable using Machine learning](https://itdesigners.org/machine-learning-project-ideas/#6Health_Monitoring_wearable_using_Machine_learning)
2. [Fake news detection using machine learning source code
](https://itdesigners.org/fake-news-detection-using-machine-learning-source-code/#Fake_News_Detection_Using_Machine_Learning)
3. [Image based plant disease detection system](https://itdesigners.org/machine-learning-project-ideas/#17Image_based_plant_disease_detection_system
![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/gqb3wsdcd1oe08mm2kp2.jpg))
Reverting to a Previous Commit with Git
Published: 2024-02-03 18:42:08

##| tech |
Working with Git and GitHub using Visual Studio Code
##| goal |
Reverting to a previous commit that was already pushed to GitHub and potentially getting rid of any updates I made since the commit 
##| solution |
In your terminal on VSCode, enter `git log` to see your previous commits:

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/p4d36tpmubp6h2cz8s3t.png)

Locate the commit that you'd like to revert to and copy its ID:

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/wo56kjn28qdi49cp0hmx.png)

Then enter `git stash` to stash away any changes you've done since the last commit, and enter `git rest --hard 7a217627b999b54b6e60d8a2c7f61e7054da8f7b` (the long string is the commit ID).

Your files should revert to whichever commit you choose after these steps. If you wish to retrieve the work that you stashed away, use the command `git stash pop` and they'll show up, but in my case, I don't need the work anymore. I've seen articles suggesting using the command `git rest --hard 7a217627b999b54b6e60d8a2c7f61e7054da8f7b` right away without stashing your work, but that is a less preferred approach to me.

Happy coding!

source: [stackoverflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4114095/how-do-i-revert-a-git-repository-to-a-previous-commit)