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GitHub - humanlayer/12-factor-agents: What are the principles we can use to build LLM-powered software that is actually good enough to put in the hands of #production customers?
▻https://github.com/humanlayer/12-factor-agents

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#LLMs #agent #bestpractices #pattern

Managing #complexity, Solving Business Problems - Preface
▻https://www.cosmicpython.com/book/preface.html

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#dev #softwareengineering #architecture #patterns #designpatterns #DDD #events #CQRS #python

#World_Weather_Attribution

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When an extreme weather event occurs, people often ask: is climate change to blame?

For decades, climate scientists have answered that question in general terms – that as the planet warms, we can expect many of these weather events to become more frequent and extreme.

But in recent years, advances in attribution science have allowed researchers to answer the question in much greater detail.

In 2014 Dr. Friederike Otto, Dr. Geert Jan van Oldenborgh and the non-profit Climate Central, serving as secretariat as well as helping to secure initial funding, founded World Weather Attribution (WWA).

Working with scientists around the world, WWA quantifies how climate change influences the intensity and likelihood of an extreme weather event in the immediate aftermath of the extreme event using weather observations and computer modelling. To encourage actions that will make communities and countries more resilient to future extreme weather events, WWA studies also evaluate how existing vulnerability worsened the impacts of the extreme weather event.

The results are made public as soon as they are available, often days or weeks after the event, to inform discussions about climate change and extreme weather.

For example, in July 2021, just 11 days after temperatures in Pacific northwest areas of the U.S. and Canada reached high above 40ºC, shattering records by as much as 5ºC, a WWA study found that climate change made the heatwave at least 150 times more likely and 2ºC more intense.

Since its inception in 2014, WWA has now performed more than 80 attribution studies on heatwaves, drought, wildfire, storms and extreme rainfall events around the world. The methods used have advanced over the years and have been published in the peer-reviewed scientific literature together with many of the studies of individual events.

▻https://www.worldweatherattribution.org/about
#climat #changement_climatique #météo #événement_météorologique_extrême #responsabilité #patterns #catastrophe #catastrophe_naturelle

#CSS #Pattern : Fancy #backgrounds with CSS #gradients
▻https://css-pattern.com

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The biggest collection of background Patterns

Explore 144 CSS-only patterns made with CSS gradients and optimized with CSS variables.

You can also surprise yourself with a random CSS Pattern! ▻https://random.css-pattern.com

Toujours par l’auteur de ►https://css-tip.com dont on causait ici ►https://seenthis.net/messages/1001462

Rohingya child challenges Croatia and Slovenia over violent pushbacks. Unaccompanied minor files complaints at UN Child Rights Committee

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A Rohingya child refugee faced repeated beatings by Croatian border officers, had his belongings burnt and his shoes confiscated before numerous forced expulsions, including a “chain” pushback from Slovenia. U.F. submitted complaints against Croatia and Slovenia at the UN Child Rights Committee for multiple violations of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). These are the first complaints of their kind against these two states.

Case

U.F. was 8 years old when he fled a military attack on his village and became separated from his family. After many years searching for protection, he spent over a year in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) from 2020 to 2021 having to survive without state support or medical care, sleeping rough in forests and squatting in abandoned buildings. During this time, he was pushed back five times from Croatia to BiH and subjected to consistent, choreographed violence. In Slovenia he was subjected to a “chain” pushback, by which he was forcibly returned first to Croatia by Slovenian authorities and then onwards by Croatian authorities to BiH in a coordinated operation.

National, EU, and international law oblige Croatia and Slovenia to act in a child’s best interests and prioritize the identification of their age during their handling by border officers. The applicant’s complaints argue violations of the CRC, in relation to his expulsions and ill-treatment, and states’ failure to assess his age or apply any of the relevant safeguards under articles 3, 8, 20(1), and 37 CRC. U.F. corroborated his accounts with a range of digital evidence. The complaints were filed against Croatia and Slovenia with the support of ECCHR and Blindspots. The litigation forms part of the Advancing Child Rights Strategic Litigation project (ACRiSL). ACRiSL comes under the auspices of the Global Campus of Human Rights – Right Livelihood cooperation.

Context

In Croatia, pushbacks form part of a designed and systematic state policy, which has been fully documented by human rights institutions, NGOs and the media. Slovenia’s pushbacks have been implemented since 2018 through a readmission agreement which authorizes hasty expulsions with complete disregard for a person’s protection needs, a child’s identity or their best interests. In 2020 and 2021 alone, 13.700 people were pushed back from Slovenia in this manner.

The applicant is represented by ECCHR partner lawyer, Carsten Gericke. These complaints are the latest in a series of legal steps to address systematic human rights violation at the EU’s external borders.

▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=72&v=HJlmNZdblSc&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fww

#vidéo #migrations #asile #réfugiés #Croatie #Balkans #route_des_Balkans #frontières #violence #MNA #mineurs_non_accompagnés #violence #vidéo #film_d'animation #frontière_sud-alpine #push-backs #refoulements #Bosnie #Bosnie-Herzégovine #pattern #vol #Myanmar #enfants #enfance #réfugiés_rohingya #enfermement #refoulements_en_chaîne #the_game #frontière_sud-alpine

#Tadaaaa ! Vous en rêviez, le voici en bracelet d’amitié ! Celui-ci a déjà son poignet mais vous pouvez retrouver le modèle-motif sur mon compte « kolavalk » chez braceletbook.com (#77258)
1/3 : ▻https://www.flickr.com/photos/valkphotos/50956524262

ValK. a posté une photo :

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#bracelet #friendshipbracelet #macramebracelet #pulsera #macramé #macrame #micromacrame #braceletbook #braceletbookpattern #motif #pattern #patterndesign #patrone
#pasàvendre #notforsale #nosevende #cadeau #gift #regalo #artisanat #anartisanat #soeurcellerie
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Special Report : Cyber-intel firms pitch governments on spy tools to trace coronavirus
▻https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-spy-specialreport/special-report-cyber-intel-firms-pitch-governments-on-spy-tools-to-trace-co

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When law enforcement agencies want to gather evidence locked inside an iPhone, they often turn to hacking software from the Israeli firm Cellebrite. By manually plugging the software into a suspect’s phone, police can break in and determine where the person has gone and whom he or she has met. Now, as governments fight the spread of COVID-19, Cellebrite is pitching the same capability to help authorities learn who a coronavirus sufferer may have infected. When someone (...)

#Verint #Apple #Cellebrite #Google #NSO #Alphabet #Facebook #WhatsApp #cryptage #Bluetooth #iPhone #smartphone #spyware #géolocalisation #police #BigData #COVID-19 #écoutes #santé #surveillance #PrivacyInternational #Intellexa #Rayzone #Cobwebs (...)

##santé ##Patternz
►https://s3.reutersmedia.net/resources/r

▻http://html5pattern.com
#regex #pattern #html5

« Building a Complex Application with Web Components and LitElement » by Justin Fagnani (vidéo, 48mn.)
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9YDQUJx2uw

« Advanced techniques necessary for building large apps: cross-component coordination, state management, lazy loading views and components, deferred rendering, context-like APIs based on events, render-props with lit-element, theming, and possibly SSR and rehydration. This will focus much more on overall architecture and advanced techniques than web components basics. Non-web components topics like service workers and PWAs may be touched on, but the focus will be web components and LitElement. »

Inclusive Components
▻https://inclusive-components.design

A blog trying to be a pattern library. All about designing inclusive web interfaces, piece by piece.

Cards
04/06/18

Data Tables
31/03/18

Notifications
27/02/18

A Content Slider
22/11/17

Collapsible Sections
26/10/17

Tabbed Interfaces
05/10/17

A Theme Switcher
08/09/17

Tooltips & Toggletips
25/07/17

Menus & Menu Buttons
10/05/17

A Todo List
07/04/17

Toggle Buttons
31/03/17

#intégration #web #accessibilité #composants #bonne_pratique #bonnes_pratiques #pattern #UX #ergonomie

Daniel Kahneman : Your Intuition Is Wrong, Unless These 3 Conditions...
▻https://diasp.eu/p/8116217

Daniel Kahneman : Your Intuition Is Wrong, Unless These 3 Conditions Are Met | #feedback #knowledge #pattern #practice #expertise #trust #intuition #cognition #kahneman

Le pattern Specification pour la gestion de vos règles métier
▻http://blog.xebia.fr/2009/12/29/le-pattern-specification-pour-la-gestion-de-vos-regles-metier

« Le design pattern Specification est une solution de gestion de vos règles métiers. Ce pattern est simple mais très puissant. Il permet de : marquer et identifier les règles métiers, les centraliser, les réutiliser, communiquer entre développeurs et fonctionnels sur ces règles métiers. »

#pattern_specification_rules_businessRules_dev_clevermarks

On basic small scale landcover rendering
▻http://blog.imagico.de/on-basic-small-scale-landcover-rendering

Many #OSM based #maps show #landuse areas at the high zoom levels in either a plain #color or using #patterns. At smaller scales landcover depiction is also useful in particular to delineate urban and rural areas and to allow the map user to identify different landscapes in particular if there is no relief depiction in the map. At small scales it is usually not the specific shape of individual landcover areas that needs to be shown but the overall distribution of the different landcover types. And due to the variable scale of the mercator projection certain needs for landcover depiction occur at different zoom levels depending on where on earth you look.

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démos : ▻http://maps.imagico.de/#map=5/45.089/43.813&lang=en&r=osmlz&o=1aa&ui=2

Common UI Patterns
▻http://gridbyexample.com/patterns

A collection of built #patterns to use as starting points, complete with fallbacks. Remember that you do not need to use these for full page #layout, they could as easily be a small component in a design.

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#css #grids

God’s model for the church’s prayers | Sermon Lines
▻http://sermonlines.com/gods-model-church-prayer

#prayer #Bible #pattern

Flexbox Patterns
▻http://www.flexboxpatterns.com

Flexbox is awesome, but it introduces many new concepts that can make it difficult to use. These interactive examples will show you practical ways to use it to build UI components. They start out simple and get more complex near the end, and you can start using them in your own code right away.

#flexbox_Web_CSS_exemple_clevermarks

Solved by Flexbox — Un site qui montre Flexbox avec des cas d’utilisations réels et courants.
►http://philipwalton.github.io/solved-by-flexbox

CSS has been lacking proper layout mechanisms for far too long. Transitions, animations, filters, all of these are great and useful additions to the language, but they don’t address the major problems that Web developers have been complaining about for what seems like an eternity.

Finally, thanks to Flexbox, we have a solution.

This site is not another CSS framework. Instead, its purpose is to showcase problems once hard or impossible to solve with CSS alone, now made trivially easy with Flexbox. And with the recent release of Internet Explorer 11 and Safari 6.1, the latest Flexbox spec is now supported in every modern browser.

Trouvé dans l’article référencé par @kozlika ici :
►http://seenthis.net/messages/338769

#intégration #web #HTML #CSS #flexbox #cas_d'utilisation #patterns

UX Patterns for Maps
▻http://ux.ubimix.com/index.html

This site presents some #design patterns for visualizing and scenarizing content with maps. Each #pattern is associated with the problem(s) it solves. The patterns are being spotted and described on GitHub by a set of contributors.

#map

Fractal growth patterns of slime mould on Vimeo
▻http://vimeo.com/106115294

#nature #pattern #fractale

How random should it be - on patterns in maps | Imagico.de
▻http://blog.imagico.de/how-random-should-it-be-on-patterns-in-maps-2

I have made available a small tool that can generate this kind of #pattern with periodic boundary conditions for use in #map rendering. This runs in the web browser and generates SVG files. The source code is also available on github for anyone interested to modify. Here some examples for results from this:

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▻https://github.com/imagico/jsdotpattern

#design

MobileMozaic
▻http://www.mobilemozaic.com

Tags : #interface #UI #pattern #exemple #mobile

#mobile Patterns
▻http://www.mobile-patterns.com

Tags : #interface #UI #pattern #exemple mobile

A “Pattern Language” for Women in Permaculture | SEEDS Sustainability Consulting
▻http://seedsustainabilityconsulting.com/women-in-permaculture-article-in-permaculture-activist

Though women receive the majority of all college degrees in the U.S., and are well represented in the work force, they are very under-represented in positions of high-level leadership. Most of the women I’ve encountered in permaculture note analogous patterns: often, women constitute 50% or more of the participants in PDCs, yet occupy disproportionately few of the positions of leadership and prominence in lucrative roles, such as designers, teachers, authors, speakers, or “permaculture superstars.”

Avec même du #féminisme_intersectionnel :

Similarly, Pandora Thomas, a rising permaculture leader in the San Francisco Bay Area says, “There hasn’t been enough work done around permaculture principles translating them for the people care ethic, so now there’s this misconception that permaculture is about farming and gardening, which it isn’t–it’s mostly about relationships. It’s about looking at systemic problems and finding relationship-based whole system solutions?and one of most vital systemic issues, along with the status of women, is cultural and racial inequity.” Thomas believes the phrase “women in permaculture” fails to acknowledge that there are many types of women who are treated in such divergent ways, with black women often finding themselves invisible in conversations about women in permaculture. At the same time, many women from diverse backgrounds are engaged in and taking leadership around permaculture design, she said.

#permaculture #feminisme #pattern_language #critique_permaculture #permaculture_et_femmes

Getting Started With #Pattern_Libraries ∙ An A List Apart Blog Post
▻http://alistapart.com/blog/post/getting-started-with-pattern-libraries
▻http://patterns.alistapart.com

#design #web

#Stérilisation | 1+1=salade ?
▻http://madeinearth.wordpress.com/2013/12/28/sterilisation

Il me semble qu’une des caractéristiques des #sociétés_agricoles et bien plus encore de la #société_industrielle est celle de la stérilisation, qui prend souvent la forme de l’éradication. Cette pratique est souvent très énergivore et peut se révéler contre-productive.

Une démarche opposée à la stérilisation, et que l’on aurait intérêt à intégrer dans notre « kit #post-industriel », est celle de « l’#évolution contrôlée ». Elle consiste à mettre en concurrence l’objet que l’on veut contrôler avec un objet équivalent mais qui nous est plus favorable. On passe d’une relation de prédation entre cet objet et nous à une relation de compétition entre deux « objets ».

Quelques petits exemples que j’ai décelés, il doit y en avoir bien plus :

En #agriculture, on cherche à éradiquer les « mauvaises herbes » du sol par un labour. Le labour met des graines d’adventices à la surface et laisse le sol à nu, créant ainsi les conditions idéales d’une nouvelle « invasion » de « mauvaises herbes ». Sachant par exemple que les graines d’amarante ont une durée de germination de +80ans, le combat est perdu d’avance, celui qui retourne le sol le fera toute sa vie, que ce soit en industriel chimique, en industriel bio, ou dans le potager. L’évolution contrôlée utilisée par la #permaculture consiste ici à mettre en place un système mature qui sera stable, en commençant par mettre en place ces fameuses adventices qui sont le premier échelon d’un des cycles climaciques. Une autre méthode, si l’on veut cultiver des légumes annuels consiste à mettre un paillis (mulch) pour mimer le sol du climax forestier et empêcher la germination des graines.

En agriculture chimique ou bio, on cherche à supprimer les attaques fongiques en balançant du fongicide sur les feuilles d’arbres fruitiers. Alors que la canopée des fruitiers abrite une palette de « champignons arboricoles » qui sont en compétition avec les champignons pathogènes. Sulfater va tuer cette coalition des canopée, ouvrant le champ aux champignons pathogènes. Michael Phillips dans The Holistic Orchard donne un programme de pulvérisations de préparations qui boostent les alliés avant l’arrivée des maladies fongiques (malheureusement à base d’huile de neem et d’algues, mais on peut envisager des pulvérisations d’ortie ou de thé à compost qui ont eu un certain succès sur la vigne dans certaines publications scientifiques).

Les #champignons sont aussi la cause de chancres sur les fruitiers ou les arbres à noix . L’exemple le plus connu étant le chancre qui a décimé les châtaigniers nord-américains. Ici la technique de stérilisation est un petit concentré de la société industrielle. Pour protéger les châtaigniers de l’infection, le service chargé des forêts les a tous coupés pour en faire du bois d’œuvre, générant ainsi pas mal de profit. Plus d’arbres, plus de problème. #Paul_Stamet, dans Mycellium Running, offre un autre exemple d’évolution contrôlée pour lutter contre les chancres, qui est d’inoculer les zones à risque avec d’autres champignons pour créer une compétition au désavantage du chancre. Par exemple le champignon appelé Honey fungus en anglais (Armillaria) à la vie dure face au genre Hypholoma.

La stérilisation, la « vraie » (même si maintenant on stérilise aussi les sols au premier degré), des aliments est très récente, et à remplacé la fermentation dans notre société industrielle. La #fermentation permet de diriger la « #succession_écologique » des #bactéries et champignons, en introduisant les ferments voulus en grand nombre, et en orientant le milieux pour booster cette succession spécifique (sel, alcool, acidification, sucre …). La stérilisation cherche au contraire à supprimer toutes les bactéries, ce qui est très efficace si elles sont bien toutes détruites par la chaleur. Mais si une bactérie néfaste particulièrement coriace parvient à échapper à l’éradication totale, elle trouve le champ libre pour se multiplier. #Sandor_Ellix_Katz, dans The Art of Fermentation, nous apprend que c’est ce qui se passe avec Clostridium botulinum, la bactérie responsable du botulisme. Il peut falloir jusqu’à 11h de stérilisation à 100°C pour détruire tous les spores. Si ça ne marche pas complètement, la bactérie se retrouve dans un environnement anaérobie sans compétition, les conditions idéales. A comparer avec un environnement acide peuplé de bactéries « amies » acidophiles.

Le complémentaire des ferments dans les aliments sont les bactéries dans nos intestins. Là aussi les « bonnes » bactéries sont en compétition avec les « mauvaises », et comme le notre une publication scientifique, elles nous procurent une défense en « entrant en compétition avec des pathogènes extérieurs sur les niches écologiques et les substrats métaboliques ». Or cette flore bactérienne est complètement détruite par les #antibiotiques, et l’impact peut durer jusqu’à 2 ans.

Pour changer de domaine, je vois aussi mon #athéisme « historique » comme une stérilisation de la #spiritualité. Mais je réintroduis petit à petit les bons ferments…

Peut être que cette démarche est un « #pattern_thinking » intéressant à appliquer dans une situation ou un élément nous gêne.