I was in need of importing a big SQLite database inside of DuckDB and I found the documentation of the sqlite extension of duckdb (Archived) but I couldn't find any reference to how to import an SQLite database.

I had some troubles in past days in setting up MikroORM (Archived) with SvelteKit (Archived) so that I would like to share how I finally managed to do it.

I like the way dvc (Archived) allows you to manage the reproducibility of pipelines, but for my PhD I found myself multiple times in the need to execute a single pipeline multiple times with different parameters and to collect data in an homogeneous way during the multiple runs, so I ended up abusing dvc a bit for my goals.

Raising the issue with a friend, he told me that he uses an SQLite (Archived) database stored under git and an ORM (Archived) to write records in it. I liked the solution, except for the part that makes you store binary data inside of git.

So I searched for a way to make the databases behave like plain text files under git, but to be fully functional on checkout. It turns out that it is possible, as well as easy to do, and you also enjoy line-wise diffs of your databases!

In this tutorial we are going to show how to produce a simple static PWA using SvelteKit (Archived) which we make installable by providing a correct manifest.json file and a service worker.

GitLab (Archived) offers a fairly complete experience with the ability to run Continuous Integration jobs and the ability to store produced artifacts. In this small note I will show how to use the CI to build a docker (Archived) image stored in our repository.

In this tutorial I will show how to configure integration of our K3S cluster with GitLab using GitLab Agent.

In this tutorial I will show how to install Longhorn (Archived) to manage persistent storage requirements of the kubernetes cluster.

In this tutorial I will show how to configure automatic SSL certificates for K3S using Let's Encrypt (Archived).

In this tutorial I will explain how to configure and expose an external DNS server for a K3S cluster using k8s_gateway (Archived).

K3S (Archived) is a lightweight kubernetes distribution which is extremely easy to install and to use. In this tutorial I will explain how one can set up a basic kubernetes cluster in a single self-managed server.