Overviews are introductions to various topics. They contain little to no code, unlike every other Q5BT's post.
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R is a tool for working with data. As a beginner to R, where to get data to practice on? This post outlines two types of data sources: ready-to-go datasets and synthetic data. Ready-to-go Datasets Ready-to-go datasets are datasets which are immediately usable for analysis, visualisation, and machine learning. They
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This post marks the milestone of 31 posts published over the span of 10 months. This is a good opportunity to review and classify all these posts. A possible tool to help with the classification of posts is tagging. Tagging refers to the process of creating tags. Tags are labels
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One challenge with SSH is that the default behaviour of ssh-keygen becomes inadequate when managing more than one key. Creating the first SSH key pair is easy. Running ssh-keygen creates two files - id_ed25519 and id_ed25519.pub - in the ~/.ssh folder. The problems begin when creating additional
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This is an overview of tools for mobile iOS development. It comes from the perspective of a novice who is just getting started. iOS The two dominant operating systems on mobile devices are iOS and Android. iOS is developed by Apple and is specifically designed for its devices, such as
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This post introduces Binary Indexed Trees (BITs), discusses their applications to LeetCode problems, and provides code samples in C#. Binary Background BITs rely on the binary (base 2) representation of numbers. Consider, for example, x = 22. It can be represented as a sum of powers of 2: x = 1*16
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This blog post documents Yamesant's first experience with a NoCode tool: Xano. It presents a perspective of someone who has a technical background but has never used a NoCode tool before. NoCode NoCode is an approach to developing software through a visual interface instead of using a programming