alias npp='/c/Program\ Files/Notepad++/notepad++.exe' alias cls='clear'
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I hereby claim:
- I am pizofreude on github.
- I am pizofreude (https://keybase.io/pizofreude) on keybase.
- I have a public key ASDTcfq5kpVsFsvFqcAXYoBFZPfrSjxm49eS3usYkxRJCQo
To claim this, I am signing this object:
If you're looking for a solution that uses hyperref's own underlining just for the heck of it, but wants to use colored and underlined links. This is how. Note: hyperref's underlining isn't particularly pretty, in fact, it's just the bottom line of a box. soul's underlining is prettier and much more customizable (see its documentation).
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{xcolor,soul,lipsum}
\usepackage[hidelinks]{hyperref}
To set up dbt (Data Build Tool) for using Postgres locally, you need to:
- Install dbt on your local machine.
- Create a dbt project.
- Configure the dbt project to connect to your local Postgres database.
- Run dbt commands to test the setup.
When using Terraform with Git, it's common to associate a Terraform workspace with a specific Git branch. This allows you to manage different environments and configurations for each branch.
Here's a general workflow:
- Create a new Git branch: Create a new branch from the main branch, e.g.,
git branch dev
. - Create a new Terraform workspace: Run
terraform workspace new dev
to create a new workspace named "dev". - Switch to the new Terraform workspace: Run
terraform workspace select dev
to switch to the "dev" workspace. - Make changes and commit to the Git branch: Make changes to your infrastructure configuration files and commit them to the "dev" branch using
git add
andgit commit
.
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