Simple Ubuntu Tips (that I Use Daily)
This post collects a few Ubuntu tips that I use daily. Hope you find it useful. It includes
- How to Take Screenshot
- How to turn on Night Light
This post collects a few Ubuntu tips that I use daily. Hope you find it useful. It includes
This article shows how one can setup simple python environment on a Linux machine, but does not go into virtual environment, poetry, or pypi setup. It’s meant for beginners to get started on experimenting python quickly.
This article is part 2 of 100 BitSize Python Coding Tips and includes Tips 20 to 40.
This article has biteSize python coding tips 1-20, as a 100-tips series
In this article, I will show how I step-by-step created a github action that checkout, zipped, and added the zipped file to the repo, each time I commit to main.
When packaging and deploy an application, there are cases that the build process needs to make changes to the branch before, during, or after the build and commit that changes to the repository. A common example is when cutting a release build, a version number can be updated and then checked back into the future branches of the repo.
As part of the Setup a Ubuntu Development Laptop with Me series, in this article, I worked with chatGPT but verified setp-by-step and successfully set up ffmpeg on my new laptop and able to record the screen and the audio
In this article, I documented my steps to set up RayService on my ubunto laptop and I hope it will be useful for someone. This article goes through
If you have not set up your kubernetes environment, checkout Use Kind and K9s to Learn Kubernetes Locally (on Ubuntu)
For the full instruction from the source, see https://kind.sigs.k8s.io/docs/user/quick-start/
I documented my steps of setting up my new ubuntu laptop for Machine Learning and this step is one of the step of many. This blog assumes that you have some knowledge about kubernetes but is not required.
In this tutorial, I’ve gone through the simple steps to create a public test API using AWS lambda and API gateway. In this blog (and recording), I did not show how to add protection to the API, since this test API is for integration testing only and only prints “hi” and does not use any system resource. I created this API to test out the OpenAI GPT Action, which I will go over in another tutorial.
This blog entry shows how to use Git Config files to support multiple Git accounts on the same machine. It focuses on what are Git Config files and how one can store multiple Git configurations in the Git Config files.