teleren/devto huggingface dataset:
100 consejos contra el sindrome del impostor
Tags: spanish, impostersyndrome
Published: 2021-12-17 14:44:05

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¿Sufres de sindrome del impostor?

Lee MAS DE 100 CONSEJOS de todas las personas que respondieron a este tweet.

> Imagina que te contratan en la empresa de tus sueños. De repente, vez que tus teammates son seniors engineers con varios años en la empresa y son core developers de proyectos open source famosos. Te das cuenta que eres quien tiene menos experiencia ¿Qué harías para nivelarte?
 

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/tbmck903bgj4htf8f7s7.png)

https://twitter.com/luismejiadev/status/1471546689697820672
Prim’s Algorithm
Tags: primsalgorithm, algorithms, datastructures
Published: 2021-12-17 14:37:09

Prim’s algorithm (also known as Jarník’s algorithm) is a greedy algorithm that finds a minimum spanning tree for a weighted undirected graph. Full Wikipedia Definition Here.

Example of Prim’s Algorithm
Remove all the Loops. Loop is going from the Same vertex and coming to the same vertext. In example above vertex F has loop. Remove that.
Remove all Parallel Edges. In above example from vertex B there are two edges going into vertex D. Remove the Edge which has greater weight. In above case remove edge with weight 8.
To read more visit https://hecodesit.com/prims-algorithm/
what am i working on?
Tags: project
Published: 2021-12-17 14:25:30

Short answer: Rnews Pro Edition

-------------What is Rnews?---------
if you didnt know R = our so our news

lets get back to the topic what is Rnews?

Rnews is an app i have created for #newslovers

(app itself: https://payhip.com/b/xdc3u)


now Rnews is for 2$ I will let you decide the price of PRO Edition in the comments :)
"Hello, world!"
Tags: programming, javascript, python, swift
Published: 2021-12-17 14:24:57

We've all been here before. When we start learning a language, the first thing we probably get taught to do is to output `Hello, world!` to the console. For some, "Hello, world!" can turn into a new opportunity, a new career, a new life..

## But where did it originate?
The origins of hello world are unclear, but the phrase was first seen in Brian Kernigham’s book in 1972, A Tutorial Introduction to the Language B. After that, it was used in *The C Programming Language* in 1978, which is what really made the phrase popular.

## What it looks like in different languages today
Here is what "Hello, world!" looks like in some of the most popular programming languages today:

### Javascript
```javascript
console.log("Hello, world!")
```

### Python
```python
print("Hello, world!")
```

### Swift
```swift
print("Hello, world!")
```

### Ruby
```ruby
puts "Hello, world!"
```

### Shell
```bash
echo 'Hello, world!'
```

### Java
```java
class HelloWorld {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello, world!");
}
}
```

### PHP
```php
echo "Hello World!";
```

### Go
```go
package main
import "fmt"
func main() {
fmt.Println("Hello, world!")
}
```

### C
```c
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
   printf("Hello, World!");
   return 0;
}
```

### C++
```c++
#include <iostream>

int main() {
    std::cout << "Hello World!";
    return 0;
}
```

<h3>C#</h3>
```c#
namespace HelloWorld
{
    class Hello {         
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            System.Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");
        }
    }
}
```

### Rust
```rust
fn main() {
    println!("Hello World!");
}
```

Thanks for reading, and I hoped you enjoyed my post on "Hello, world!"

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Beautify Your Text With CSS Gradients!
Tags: css, webdev, html, codebytes
Published: 2021-12-17 14:17:23

Here's how to add a gradient to your text to create something like 👇


![image.png](https://cdn.hashnode.com/res/hashnode/image/upload/v1639748611163/J5sHGbrc6.png)

Although CSS lets you do all sorts of amazing things, unfortunately for some reason you can't just do 

```
color: linear-gradient(#67b26f, #4ca2cd);
```

To set gradient as the text color

But fret not! There's a small workaround that we can use.

Here's how -

- Add the gradient as a background
- Add a background clip with value as text
- Set the color to transparent
And you're done!

Here's the codepen:

{% codepen https://codepen.io/pranshuj73/pen/jOGmMMO %}

Thanks for reading and Happy Hacking!
Minimum Spanning Tree
Tags: minimumspanningtree, mst, tree, datastructures
Published: 2021-12-17 13:36:41

Let H = (V,T) be a subgraph of an undirected graph G = (V,E). H is a Minimum Spanning tree of G if H is both acyclic and connected and removal of edge disconnects it and the sum of the edge costs is minimized. Wikipedia Definition of Minimum Spanning Tree Here.

Minimum Spanning Tree
Properties of Spanning Tree
Let H = (V , T) be a subgraph of an undirected Graph G = (V, E). Then Following Properties holds:

H is spanning tree of G. It is acyclic and connects. It has v-1 edges.
If edge removal disconnects the graph, Graph is minimally connect graph.
If edge adds and creates the cycle, graph is maximally acyclic.
To Read More Visit https://hecodesit.com/minimum-spanning-tree/
TestOps: The Future of Software Testing
Tags: testops, devops, softwaretesting
Published: 2021-12-17 13:20:01

 Although terms like “quality testing” may seem modern, software testing has been around since the advent of computing roughly 70 years ago. Harvard University scientist Grace Murray coined the terms “bugging” and “debugging” in 1947 when a literal “bug” — in this case, a moth — got stuck in the computer circuitry and interrupted a connection. Since then, software testing has evolved rapidly with the increasing complexity of computer applications, and it continues to evolve. Nowadays there are many different software testing approaches, depending on the functionality of the software and what you want to test it for, but the overall goal of any software test is to provide an objective assessment of the quality of the software and the risk of its failure. As the capabilities and intricacies of computer software have grown, testing has, by necessity, become its own field, to the point where it can and should be operationalized to be done correctly. 

This article discusses modern testing operations, or TestOps, and provides a definition of TestOps, reviews the difference between TestOps and DevOps, and explains what to look for in a TestOps solution.

[Continue reading](https://www.katalon.com/resources-center/blog/what-is-testops/)
Tailwind CSS v3.0 more new features!
Tags: tailwindcss, css, design, news
Published: 2021-12-17 13:15:56

**TAILWIND CSS V3.0!!!**
![banner](https://tailwindcss.com/_next/static/media/social-card-large.f6878fd8df804f73ba3f1a271122105a.jpg)
Added
- Add colored box shadow utilities
- Add native aspect-ratio utilities
- Add column utilities
- Add break-before, break-inside and break-after utilities
- Add text-indent utilities 
- Add text-decoration-{color/style/thickness/offset} utilities 
- Add outline-style, outline-color, outline-width and outline-offset utilities 
- Add align-sub and align-super vertical-align utilities
- Add accent-color utilities
- Add scroll-snap utilities 
- Add scroll-behavior utilities 
- Add touch-action utilities 
- Add flex-basis utilities 
- Add grow-* and shrink-* utilities, deprecate flex-grow-* and flex-shrink-* 
- Add border-x and border-y width and color utilities 
- Add border-hidden utility 
- Add overflow-clip, overflow-x-clip and overflow-y-clip utilities 
- Add inherit to default color palette
- Add full color palette for fill-* and stroke-* utilities
- Add fit-content values for min/max-width/height utilities 
- Add min/max-content values for min/max-height utilities
- Add will-change utilities 
- Add all standard cursor-* values by default 
- Add print variant for targeting printed media 
- Add placeholder variant
- Add file variant for ::file-selector-button pseudo element
- Add [open] variant
- Add portrait and landscape variants
- Add menu reset to preflight 
- Add comprehensive "arbitrary value" support
- Add "arbitrary properties" support
- Add first-class negative value support
- Add new declarative addVariant API
![WoW](https://c.tenor.com/Qux4iLQdBx0AAAAM/wow-dwayne-johnson.gif)
Changed

- Remove AOT engine, make JIT the default
- Enable extended color palette by default with updated color names 
- Rename overflow-clip to text-clip and overflow-ellipsis to text-ellipsis
- Deprecate decoration-slice and decoration-break in favor box-decoration-slice and box-decoration-break
- Move vertical-align values to config file instead of hard-coding 
- Throw when trying to @apply the group class 
- Remove dependency on modern-normalize, inline and consolidate with Preflight 
- Remove prefix as a function 
- Don't use pointer cursor on disabled buttons by default 
- Set default content value in preflight instead of within each before/after utility 
- Preserve original color format when adding opacity whenever possible 
- Unify config callback helpers into single object 
**THANKS FOR READING...**
![lots of hugs!](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/c7/34/61/c73461e862f875b213548415580edb14.gif)

Original source :- [Release v3.0.0 · tailwindlabs/tailwindcss](https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss/releases/tag/v3.0.0)
Hey everyone, This is Yashi here. 
Tags: python, machinelearning, git, beginners
Published: 2021-12-17 12:58:54

I will be starting a journey in python to machine learning and furthur enhances. As being new to this platform i would love to connect you all and if anyone is interested i would love to collaborate and give it afresh start. It will be a journey from zero , so if you are at any part of your technical life or you wish to start...Don't be afraid(I'm on the same page), we'll help each other out and we can learn altogether 😇😇😇 You just need a laptop and your brain!
WP-Projects Review - WordPress LiteSpeed Provider
Tags: wordpress, hosting, litespeed
Published: 2021-12-21 14:56:52

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title: WP-Projects Review - WordPress LiteSpeed Provider
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date: 2021-12-17 12:57:59 UTC
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canonical_url: https://bloggerpilot.com/wp-projects/
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![WP-Projects WordPress Hosting Review](https://bloggerpilot.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/wp-projects.png)

Webhosting-Dienste wie WordPress.com und Blogger.com sind ideal für Blogs. Allerdings haben diese Dienste nur einen begrenzten Funktionsumfang und sind manchmal schwer zu bedienen. Daher hosten viele Blogger/innen ihren eigenen Blog bei einem Hostingdienst wie LiteSpeed, der eine breite Palette von Funktionen bietet und einfach zu bedienen ist. LiteSpeed bietet die besten Hosting-Optionen für WordPress, die Open-Source-Blogging-Software, auf der die meisten Blogging-Plattformen im Internet basieren.

WP-Projects ist der perfekte WordPress-Hoster. Wir bieten ein ultimatives WordPress-Hosting-Paket, das Folgendes beinhaltet: - Kostenloses Hosting - Unbegrenzte Bandbreite - Superschnelles, sicheres und cooles Hosting - Keine Werbung oder Pop-ups - 24/7 Online-Support - Kostenloser Domainname - Kostenlose E-Mail-Konten - Kostenlose und unbegrenzte MySQL-Datenbank - Kostenlose SSL-Zertifikate - Kostenlose Plugin-Installation - Kostenlose Blog-Themen - Kostenlose WordPress-Konfiguration - Kostenlose WordPress-Anpassung - Kostenloser WordPress-Support.

Der Original-Artikel erschien auf [WP-Projects Review - WordPress LiteSpeed Provider](https://bloggerpilot.com/wp-projects/).

WP-Projects ist ein großartiger WordPress-Hoster. Die Werbung für die kostenlosen Tarife gibt deiner Website die Aufmerksamkeit, die sie braucht, um viel Geld zu verdienen.

Als Entwickler möchtest du WordPress-Websites erstellen, die schnell laufen, aber du möchtest auch Websites erstellen, die sicher, zuverlässig und responsiv sind. Mit anderen Worten: Du willst Websites erstellen, die deinen Nutzern das beste Erlebnis bieten. Das Problem ist, dass Hosting teuer und oft nicht verfügbar ist.

Das richtige WordPress-Hosting zu finden, ist entscheidend für eine erfolgreiche WordPress-Website. Viele Leute denken, dass alle Hoster gleich sind und dass nur der Preis wichtig ist. Das ist weit von der Wahrheit entfernt, denn ein guter Hoster kann den Unterschied zwischen einer Website, die gut funktioniert, und einer, die nicht lädt oder träge ist, ausmachen.
Top 5 React projects - December edition
Tags: react, reactnative, javascript, gatsby
Published: 2021-12-17 12:53:39

Big fan of open-source Javascript library? Maybe you thought to build a single-page application with outstanding interface? Let's have a look at our subjective Top 5 React projects in December:

{% youtube KD_wv71oo_4 %}


You can also find the list of tools listed below:


🤩 [Reactive Search](https://opensource.appbase.io/reactivesearch)- UI components for building data-driven search experiences. 

👀 [React  bricks](https://reactbricks.com)- React CMS with Visual editing for Next.js and Gatsby 

💎 [Supernova](https://www.supernova.io) - World's first Design-System-as-a-Service platform 

🎉 [UI Kitten](https://akveo.github.io/react-native-ui-kitten)- React Native UI Library based on Eva Design System 

✨ [React Milkshake](https://www.reactmilkshake.com/) - Boilerplates for scalable, high-performance web apps 

---

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Optimal Caching – Greedy Algorithm
Tags: optimalcaching, caching, greedyalgorithm, algorithms
Published: 2021-12-17 12:21:18

Optimal Caching is a technique that reduces the number of cache misses compared to any other method of cache management. There is a good course on Coursera about Greedy Algorithms Check it out HERE.

Cache
The cache is a small and fast memory. Cache process the sequence of “page requests”. Page requests are if a client wants to access something in memory and it is in big slow memory, and if it is not in small fast memory then you have to bring it in. A cache miss is when you request some data from the cache but it is not stored there.


To read more visit https://hecodesit.com/optimal-caching-greedy-algorithm/
Preparing for release 0.4
Published: 2021-12-17 08:52:10






in the last post, we talked about the project, issue and about the online discussion. In this post, we will discuss about the difficulties ongoing and the progress after 1 week. 


## Points to be least Covered
1. A type-level equivalence operator there.
2. TypeScript type system is highly functional.
3. Type level testing is required.
4. However, we can not easily check type equivalence.

## Difficulties
1. how to compare to things where == operator is not there
2. it is not simply comparing the values but comparing the type.

now since there is not == operator, for me the first question 
was how do I compare it? I found on one of the reference mentioned by the issue Author ([reference](https://github.com/sindresorhus/type-fest/blob/98158e0fcb354e36c8aaf4b6808ca1498156f1f4/source/internal.d.ts#L1-L11)) that comparing at this level and comparing of types can be done by proper use `extends`. a code snippet for it is here: 
```
(<G>() => G extends T ? 1 : 2)
```
where G and T are type, we are comparing the type of T with G.

now, implementing that understanding of extends to a code that compares two types did take a lot of my time and the
implemented code look like this:
```
type isEqual<T, U> =
	(<G>() => G extends T ? 1 : 2) extends
	(<G>() => G extends U ? 1 : 2)
		? true
		: false;
```

3. now this returns us a boolean but we need to have a function as our end user need a function to use.
adding a assert function.
adding a assert function did help me and find if the comparing gave out a positive response or no meaning are they equal or no. 
now, we know it is returning proper response when called, but now the question was how to call the assert function. 
this is also a very tricky part where I tried million trial and error functions to let my `type isEqual` to be able to call from tis to get the result. but unfortunately, I did not get any result. but what I did find is that using this assert function can help my task easier if I introduce one more function that I can finally export. 
So, the calling the assert function look like this
```
assertType<IsEqual<IsEqual<T, G>, true>>()
```
where I had to call the isEqual twice. 
4. writing the final function to export
This part was easier than the other parts above but it also gave me a good knowledge of typescript.
I had to write functions with the same name of `isEqualType` and export them. writing functions this way was my first time experience and hence valuable for me.
the find function looked something like this:
```
export function isEqualType<T, G>(): boolean;
export function isEqualType<T, G>(value : G): boolean;
export function isEqualType<T, G>(a: T, b: G){
	return assertType<IsEqual<IsEqual<T, G>, true>>();
} 
```

I am now very close to completing the issue.
Scheduling to Minimize Maximum Lateness
Tags: greedy, greedyalgorithms, minimizemaximumlateness, algorithms
Published: 2021-12-17 12:20:14

The Definition of Scheduling to Minimize Maximum Lateness is “Given a set of n jobs all of which must be scheduled on a single resource such that all jobs arrive at time s and each job has a deadline di and a length ti, minimize the maximum lateness of the resulting schedule.” To read more visit HERE

Example
You are a student and started little late on doing assignments. You have to do 5 assignments, each has an expected duration and deadline. If you start on an assignment, you have to keep working on it until you have finished it. You want to minimize the maximum lateness of handing in your assignment.

To read more visit https://hecodesit.com/scheduling-to-minimize-maximum-lateness/
Dijkstra Algorithm Greedy Method
Tags: algorithms, dijkstraalgorithms, algo
Published: 2021-12-17 12:18:34

Dijkstra Algorithm Greedy Method is a greedy algorithm that solves the single-source shortest path problem for a directed graph G = (V, E) with nonnegative edge weights, i.e., w (u, v) ≥ 0 for each edge (u, v) ∈ E. For the Definition and more visit HERE

Greedy Approach: Maintain a set of Explored Nodes S for which algorithm has determined d[u] = length of shortest s->u path.

Initialize S = {s}, d[s] = 0
Repeatedly Choose Unexplored node v does not belong S which minimizes
Pie(v) = min ( d[u] + le )

add v to S, and set d[v] = Pie(v).
To recover path, set pred[v] = e that achieves min.
Example for Dijkstra Algorithm Greedy Method

To read more visit https://hecodesit.com/dijkstra-algorithm-greedy-method/
How to setup a DIG chain Validator
Tags: blockchain, go, programming, devops
Published: 2021-12-17 12:17:02

If you already know about Dig, then you can continue. If not, then you can visit official Website below.

> https://digchain.org

Basically, DigChain is a blockchain based governance project aimed at linking real estate to blockchain in form of Real Estate NFT and provide a new way of investors to earn doing same things. But it is more than just real estate and aimed at governance of small baby blockchains.

You can check github for more

> https://github.com/notional-labs/dig

## So, lets come back to Validator

### Prerequisites
- Ubuntu 20.04
- Go installed
- GCC installed (for go build tools)

#### Server with

**Min requirements**
- 2 vCPU
- 4GB RAM
- 100GB+ SSD

**Recommended requirements**
- 4 vCPU
- 8GB RAM
- 100GB+SSD

> Note: Recommended requirements are for long term but if you plan on keeping economics low, then minimum will work for now

Checkout complete steps at the link below

https://erbalvindersingh.medium.com/how-to-setup-a-digchain-validator-a7b4a274b61f

Thanks
Day 93/100 Web Design
Tags: 100daysofcode, programming, design, motivation
Published: 2021-12-17 12:07:46


Making time to think about the basics of web design would evaluate the significance of the structures and compositions, which are elements for the entire concept.

![banner](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/xt7ux2l8cmsmj6qj96ly.png)

## Clickability
For users on the web, the mouse click is perhaps the most fundamental human-computer interaction. The web became the web partially through the power of hypertext, or text in one document that links to other documents or resources. To this day, users navigate the web largely through mouse clicks (and finger taps on mobile and tablet devices).

## Affordances
Objects afford the ability of users to interact with them in various ways. For instance, a bench affords a person the ability to sit on it, but if it is not affixed to the ground, it also affords the user the ability to turn it over, throw (if the user is physically able), or perform any number of other actions. Even though the designer was probably not designing the bench with throwing in mind as the primary user behavior, the object still affords this action. Potentials for interaction are collectively called the affordances of an object.

## Signifiers

Signifiers are aspects of an object that a designer uses to indicate potential and intended affordances of an object. For example, a teacup with no handle affords the ability to lift it and drink out of it. But designers and potters often add handles to signify that users can and should lift up the object and take a sip. The handle is an example of a common user experience pattern. 

## Code Snippets

```
function makeLine(length) {
    var line = "";
    for (var j = 1; j <= length; j++) {
        line += "* ";
    }
        return line + "\n";
    }

function buildTriangle(length){
    var triangle = "";
    var lineRow = 1;
    for (lineRow = 1 ; lineRow <= length ; lineRow++){
         triangle = triangle + makeLine(lineRow);
    }
         return triangle;
    }
```

## Summary

One more week and I'll be over. The request for comments seems daunting, I approach on several people but only a few responded, it seems everybody are always busy. It's good to be busy.

[![resource](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/neqv695fszce65rdux58.png)](https://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/07/opinion/07crocker.html)
JS float rounding bug
Tags: javascript
Published: 2021-12-17 11:32:34

I have been familiarizing myself with Stripe API. So far so good but today I run into this interesting bug. Stripe gives currency amounts using cents (if you are in the US). Obviously when displaying to the end user you need to convert to proper readable USDs.


And when you want to updated or make purchases you have to reconvert to cents for the API to accept the request. 

```
3380 * 0.01 // converts to $33.8  nothing special here.
```

When completing a payment or charge in my setup. I convert **$33.8** dollars back to cents. However when I do so, the resulting amount was not exactly 3338.

```
33.8 * 100 = 3379.9999999999995
```
Because of this Stripe retuned an error. 

My first solution was to use parseInt but that  returned **3379**. This is unsatisfactory since 1 cent has been lost. 


A more satisfactory solution was to do the following: 

```
33.8.toString().split('.').reduce((a, b) => a * 100 + b * 10) // 3380
```

Another solution would be to round off the float using toFixed like below:

```
parseInt(33.8 * 100).toFixed()) // 3380
```