Programming Leftovers
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Use a hashmap in Java | Opensource.com
In the Java programming language, a hashmap is a list of associated values. Java uses hashmaps to store data. If you keep a lot of structured data, it's useful to know the various retrieval methods available.
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Get ready for Google Summer of Code 2023! | Google Open Source Blog
We are thrilled to announce the 2023 Google Summer of Code (GSoC) program and share the timeline with you to get involved! 2023 will be our 19th consecutive year of hosting GSoC and we could not be more excited to welcome more organizations, mentors, and new contributors into the program.
With just three weeks left in the 2022 program, we had an exciting year with 958 GSoC contributors completing their projects with 198 open source organizations.
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why does zsh start so slowly?
I’m serious about shell startup speed. I use tmux to open and close tmux splits all day every day, so I need zsh to start quickly. I used to use frameworks like oh-my-zsh or prezto and while I was happy with the functionality they provided I wasn’t happy with their impact on my shell’s startup speed. So, what do we do about it? The first step when something feels slow is to validate that it is slow; we need to profile!
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Sentinel
Today no cartography in R but in QGIS. However the satellite image processing has been made with the {sen2R} package.
We emulate infrared photography with a combination of the 8, 4 and 3 bands from the Sentinel-2 satellites, aimed at Termignon in the Vanoise National Park.
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WebVTT support, CSS and more | Subtitle Composer
I’m happy to announce that the support for WebVTT format and all the nice features that it brings is finished.
Along with reading and writing of WebVTT subtitles, Subtitle Composer can now fully understand CSS - Cascading Style Sheets, subtitle positions and alignment.
A new panel has been added that allows syntax-higlighted CSS editing and subtitle position/alignment adjustment. Of course all edits are visible everywhere in app in realtime.