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Here's the English translation of the summary of the Japanese blog article: "When trying to install 'npm install fibers (node-fibers)' and encountering the error 'ValueError: invalid mode: 'rU' while trying to load binding.gyp', you can resolve this issue by editing the 'node-gyp/gyp/pylib/gyp/input.py' file and removing the 'U' from the mode."

## Creating an OpenAI Account

This article explains how to create a ConfigMap from a local file in Kubernetes and mount it to a Pod.

This is Python code to delete 4-byte characters from a string.

Here's an overview of a blog post detailing how to view the standard output of a serial console connected to a Mac. This method is useful when you need to monitor the output from CircuitPython, among other uses.

Here's an example to illustrate how docker-compose commands can fail and produce confusing error messages if the arguments are not provided in the correct order.

When installing mysql-client with Homebrew, you typically add the `bin` directory to your PATH in your `.zprofile` or `.zshrc` file. This blog post will explain how to make your PATH automatically follow changes in the version number.

Here is how to obtain the terminal ID on a Raspberry Pi Pico. You can achieve this by using the function machine.unique_id().

With the backspace sequence `\b`, you can erase printed characters.

With applications like iTerm2, you can make a link text open a different URL by Command + clicking, similar to how the a tag works in HTML.

This article explains how to directly view the contents of Django Redis using the Django shell.

When connecting to an SSH server using Python libraries like Fabric or Paramiko, if the versions are outdated, you may encounter the error "Authentication (publickey) failed."

I recently realized that I can rotate backup files (by deleting old files) every few days by sharding the sequential day numbers, which increase by one each day, using modulo 10. Here's the method I've been using lately.

This document provides guidelines for easily setting up a development environment when you are using a different web framework for your server-side API, instead of utilizing the built-in server-side API feature of Nuxt3, which allows the creation of server-side APIs by simply creating a file like server/api/xxx.ts.

I usually write data copy scripts in bash, but I tried writing one in Python this time and decided to document it.

Define a unique attribute for user Admin and ensure that only users with is_active = True are displayed.

Here's an overview of the blog post in English: --- This blog post introduces a function to obtain a datetime N months ago, without using the `dateutil` library. The function was created because `dateutil` was not available in the Python Data Source for Re:dash. ---

During an IT audit, it was necessary to represent the scale of the application. To achieve this, I decided to consider the total number of URLs in Django as an indicator of the application's scale.

I wrote a script to download the version of chromedriver that matches the currently installed version of Chrome.

Here is the code to retrieve the contents of a spreadsheet as a list of dictionaries when aggregating data in Google Apps Script (GAS).