Hello, in the ongoing crypto winter ethereum & co. programming series I put together some more gems. The new abigen gem lets you generate ready-to-use (blockchain) contract services / function calls for ethereum & co. via application binary inferfaces (abis). Bonus: Via the new natspec gem you can even “auto-include” nat(ural) spec(ification) comments / documentation in the generated ruby code. See the pre-packaged auto-generated ruby classes in the ethlite-contracts gem, for some first real-world samples.
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Mental Wellness Month at Open Mainframe Project
“January is Mental Wellness Month, and I think it’s the perfect time to talk about Neurodiversity. Simply said, neurodiversity is the difference among all of our brains, like fingerprints…no two are alike. Neurodivergency includes specific differences, such as autism, ADHD, anxiety or tic disorders (like Tourette’s). While neurodivergency is not a mental health or mental wellness […]
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gcl @ Savannah: GCL 2.6.14 has been released
Greetings! The GCL team is happy to announce the release of version 2.6.14, the latest achievement in the ‘stable’ (as opposed to ‘development’) series. Please see http://www.gnu.org/software/gcl for downloading information.
This is a cleanup release with respect to 2.6.13, with the primary goal of supporting current gcc-12 signed integer tree-vrp optimizations, on by default at -O2 or higher.
There are a few portability fixes: X86_64_RELOC_SIGNED_1 support on macosx, centos readline/configure fixes, and R_RISCV_CALL_PLT support on riscv64.
A fix to decode-universal-time is included, which is backward
incompatible with a workaround in currently released maxima. The
gcl_cleanup… and/or master maxima branches in git have been adjusted accordingly.
‘si::help has been imported into the “USER” package.
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Open d’Australie 2023 – Stan Wawrinka est à Melbourne et près à signer encore des gros coups !
Stan is back ? On va vite le savoir lors de ce premier Grand Chelem de la saison où le Suisse Stan Wawrinka affrontera au 1er tour de l’Open d’Australie le Slovaque Alex Molcan (54e). Blessé aux ischios gauche lors de l’US Open 2022 contre le Français Corentin Moutet, le Suisse Stan Wawrinka revient en 2023 à l’aube du début du premier Grand Chelem de l’année, avec des ambitions certaines et une envie de regagner au plus vite le haut du classement. En effet, classé actuellement à la 139e place du classement ATP, Wawrinka se dit près à signer encore des gros coups : “Forcément, l’objectif, c’est de gagner, un maximum de matches, c’est aussi simple que ça dans le sport,” dit-il. “J’ai envie de garder ce que j’ai ressenti sur les derniers tournois de l’année où même si j’ai perdu certains matches le niveau était bon. J’ai envie de pouvoir amener ce niveau tout au long de l’année, faire ça à chaque tournoi et si j’y arrive, je sais que les opportunités de faire des gros trucs viendront.”
OpenSSF Outlook Q1 2023: How to avoid the next Log4Shell and other OSS security reflections
Happy 2023 Linux Foundation members and open source community readers! Recently at the Open Source Security Foundation, we shared several notable updates you won’t want to miss, including:
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