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. How to Fetch Large Data Efficiently in SQL?
Techniques for Handling Large Data Queries 🔹 Pagination: Use LIMIT and OFFSET to fetch data in chunks. 🔹 Indexing: Create indexes on frequently searched columns. 🔹 Partitioning: Divide large tables into smaller partitions for faster access. 🔹 Use SELECT with Specific Columns: Avoid SELECT * to reduce unnecessary data transfer. 🔹 Optimize Joins: Use indexed…
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4 steps to building a natural language search tool
Empowering humanitarian action with open source: A natural language search tool for UN Resolutions. The post 4 steps to building a natural language search tool appeared first on The GitHub Blog. “We have a problem. Our current search method for sifting through PDFs is extremely manual and time consuming. Is there an easier way?” As…
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IndexOf();
IndexOf() metodi satr ichida biror belgi yoki kichik satrni qayerda uchrashini aniqlash uchun ishlatiladi> U topilgan belgining indeksni qaytaradi, agar belfini topmasa, -1 qaytaradi. string matn = “Salom Dunyo!”; int index = matn.IndexOf(‘D’); int topilmadi = matn.IndexOf(‘z’); Shu metotda matnda biror belgini yoki so’zni qidirib, keyin u bilan keyingi amallarni bajarish kerak bo’lgnda juda foydali.…
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How the Banshee stealer infects macOS users | Kaspersky official blog
The dangerous Banshee stealer for Macs has learned how to bypass built-in macOS security, and continues to evolve. How to protect yourself? Many macOS users believe their operating system is immune to malware, so they don’t need to take extra security precautions. In reality, it’s far from the truth, and new threats keep popping up.…
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Cybersecurity researchers: Digital detectives in a connected world
Discover the exciting world of cybersecurity research: what researchers do, essential skills, and actionable steps to begin your journey toward protecting the digital world. The post Cybersecurity researchers: Digital detectives in a connected world appeared first on The GitHub Blog. Have you ever considered yourself a detective at heart? Cybersecurity researchers are digital detectives, uncovering…
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What scareware is and how to protect yourself | Kaspersky official blog
We explain what scareware is and why it’s dangerous, with tips for guarding against this threat. Imagine: you’re calmly working away on your computer, when suddenly a scary message appears on the screen: “Your computer is infected with viruses! Install an antivirus immediately!” or “Your data is at risk! Clean your system immediately!” Panic? That’s…
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The Co-Create Program: How customers are collaborating to build GitLab
This past year, over 800 community members have made more than 3,000 contributions to GitLab. These contributors include team members from global organizations like Thales and Scania, who are helping shape GitLab’s future through the Co-Create Program — GitLab’s collaborative development program where customers work directly with GitLab engineers to contribute meaningful features to the…
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How GitLab uses prompt guardrails to help protect customers
Imagine introducing a powerful new AI tool that boosts your team’s productivity — accelerating code development, resolving issues faster, and streamlining workflows. The excitement is palpable, but questions about security and compliance quickly arise. How do you manage the risk of AI inadvertently exposing sensitive data or responding to malicious prompts? This is where prompt…
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Automating cybersecurity threat detections with GitLab CI/CD
This blog post is the second post in a series about GitLab Universal Automated Response and Detection (GUARD). Writing and deploying security threat detections in an organization’s security information event management platform (SIEM) is a critical component of a successful cybersecurity program. Moving from manual detection engineering to a fully automated process by implementing Detections…
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Improve security auditing with GitLab Operational Container Scanning
Conducting security scans is a regular part of any software development process. Whether scanning source code (e.g., Java, Python, or other languages), configuration files (e.g., YAML files), or container images, these scanning tools help development teams be proactive about understanding and addressing security threats. Traditionally, developers run these security scans as part of CI/CD pipelines.…