Walking through the Getting Started Tutorial for Docker Compose with thorough explanations for each step — let’s get started. Install [1] Compose prerequisites Docker Compose requires Docker Engine. Docker Compose plugin requires Docker CLI. Are you looking to: Get latest Docker Compose and its prerequisites: Install Docker Desktop for your platform. This is the fastest route and you get Docker Engine and Docker CLI with the Compose plugin. Docker Desktop…

My journey from Developer, to DevOps guy, to researcher, to MLOps guy, back to developer — I’m just a Developer that Can Do Some Scripting To start with I will say that I have interviewed before to become a DevOps guy and decided not to. I have a comp sci background and decided that if I spent all that time learning comp sci that I should use it. I do not think that DevOps is…

Walking through the solution — So here’s the URL of the LeetCode Two Sum Problem. [1] Here is the problem statement. And here are some examples

what it does and when to use it, and how it differs from the Map data structure — Not to be confused with the Map data structure in C++ and Python: Map<String, Integer> myMap = new Map(); The Python equivalent of a map in those languages is actually a Dictionary in Python. To refresh, a dictionary in Python is just a set of key value pairs. Make a…

how to do it — Why Do This? To put your drawing tablet to use. Drawing pictures, creating mind maps, taking notes etc. changes your learning experience from that of “passive learning” to “active learning” which helps your brain build more connections between concepts, and has better resistance to what’s called the “forgetting curve”. If you are interested…

Quit taking screencaps of your code like an animal — Create a new Google Doc Go to Extensions->Add-Ons->Get Add Ons Note: If you don’t see an Extensions file menu scroll down to the bottom to see a workaround for that. Search for “Code Blocks” and install it

Handy for troubleshooting failure to launch, crashes, building installers, etc. Wrangle “DLL Hell” from the command line. — Problem Statement I need a way to see all of the dlls that are loaded by my Windows program. There are two solutions that I recommend, one is GUI tool called Dependency Walker. [5] If you need to use the profiler and click around in the program…