Introduction Consciousness has long been treated as a uniquely human, or at least uniquely biological, property. René Descartes infamously argued that nonhuman animals are mere automata—biological machines devoid of thought or consciousness[1]. Such anthropocentric assumptions have steadily eroded. Contemporary science recognizes that humans are not unique in possessing the neurological substrates of consciousness: many animals (from mammals and birds to octopuses) also exhibit the brain structures and behaviors associated with conscious experience[2].

Keeping frontend and backend services compatible is non-negotiable. For seamless development and smooth releases, using a monorepo for both frontend and backend is the way to go. Here’s why keeping your frontend aligned with your backend in a single container, is a great way to build a stable, reliable app.

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Your ~/.kube/config file is a treasure trove of sensitive information when accessing your Kubernetes cluster. It holds the keys to the kingdom: credentials, cluster certificate, and endpoint. While encrypting your hard drive offers a degree of protection, the ideal scenario is to avoid storing sensitive plain text files on your hard drive altogether.