Resolving Git Insensitivity to Case Sensitivity in Folder/File Names

If you’re a user of Git services or have a personal Git server, you’ve likely encountered the issue where Git doesn’t exhibit sensitivity to changes in the names of directories and files, treating every character as case-insensitive. This becomes problematic when you try to deploy code to production and face challenges due to this insensitivity. […]

Publishing Your React.js App on cPanel with GitHub Actions

Please following this step: emove the “dist” and “build” folders from the .gitignore file. You need to create an FTP account from your cPanel host and add it to the secrets of your repository. Add the CPANEL_HOST, CPANEL_USERNAME, and CPANEL_PASSWORD to the secrets of your repository. Create a deploy.yml file in the “.github/workflows” directory and […]

Instead of LMS, use Github

As a teacher assistant, I taught over 800 hours to 150 students in four semesters. I trained and practiced machine learning, image processing, and computer architecture courses with students. During the Covid-19 pandemic, all classes are online. Professors, teacher assistants, etc., use university LMS to receive student assignments and grades. My class created a new organization […]

Demonstrate layer dimension in ‘visualcross’

As a deep learning specialist or student, you must work with documentation. Your document must show your models in detail. When you search Google for “how to demonstrate our violate deep learning model details,” you’ll find the ‘visual cross’ library. Paul Gavrikov developed the ‘visual cross.’ What’s the visual cross? Visualkeras is a Python package to […]

Right to be forgotten in Iran

Whenever I use the internet or online service, my biggest problem is my data. Several times I deleted my old account on the internet and created a new one; this is an excellent way to decrease my online activity. I was inspired to launch an open-source platform for the right to be forgotten after seeing […]