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An interview with the development team. I thought the project namw sounded familiar! https://talkpython.fm/episodes/show/72/fashion-driven-open-s...
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This is why when I was in an infosec bootcamp I begged you to talk to my class and give a dose of reality. The leet kids, a minority few and the rest naïve, I would bribe while they whittled away at online CTFs and MicroCorruption and irrit
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THANK YOU! I keep having to tell people I don't even enjoy my views, I radicalize to mediate all to the center. It unnerves people. Haha. I think a fundamental portion of civil society is owning the notion that you must strive for the
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So jealous. I'm in a similar boat re awful Enterprise IT work. Do tell how you got into that!
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As someone pointed out, yeah, open-sourced after bought. There used to be variations. One, compiled, Chez Scheme, and the latter interpreted with none of the benefits of the compiler design but still fast and well desiged in relation to
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Cool, from one of the Pyreteers! I knew this looked familiar!
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Is this preceding work to the tour de force that is the Chez Scheme incremental like 40+ Scheme compiler. I mean, Cisco bought it, probably to hide it from us all. It must be worth something. https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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Crap, I am not even familiar with that episode, and SN is the longest running on TWiT. Link? Is 498 or 576? https://twit.tv/shows/security-now/episodes/498 https://twit.tv/shows/securit
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The only podcast I listened to for years with any consistency was FLOSS Weekly. This later exposed me Security Now, This Week in Enterprise Tech (TWiET on the set! I love the catch phrase), This Week in Law (which zero of my law school and
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I know it sounds like an urban myth, perhaps why I asked for a lawyer's take. IANALNAP. (IANAL, Nor a Programmer)
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Super slick and exicitng. Since this is my wheel house I will check it out later and report back something more constructive. Thanks for the work, sami. I love to see people bringing Arabic to the open source world. It needs love. People
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> I'll play devils advocate here. Their solution is too complex and tries to fix a non-problem. I'd say you are on the wrong side. All Arabs continue to write in Arabizi. I have lived in this region for years, as a non-nativ
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Fun fact, perhaps related, perhaps not, according to IP lawyer relatives cartographers had to traditionally add at least some non-factual content to make it not pure fact, which is not copyrightable. So a fully true map is not in their int
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Ok, jokes aside, how many Windows users that buy things like AVG or have an IT pro running it for them with AVG are legitimately running compilers on any computer, Windows or macOS? We are a very small fraction of end users. I was in a
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Got it. This is what I will spend my weekends on after an exam. Thanks for your response, and aapologies for my late reply.
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Super interested in this space. I checked your profile but only saw a keybase profile. A friend JUST hooked me up with an alpha tonight! What if I am infosec/netsec/whatever student and I watch a ton of Pluralsight on AWS and Doc
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As you wish. I will be more vocal on your subreddit. More stuff with radare, please! Hopper seems cool, as does Binary Ninja, but I see us like scientists, and I don't like IDA and their ilk with their price tag. Not because I canno
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I am so glad one of my highest grossing comments is talking you up, sir!!! How do I donate to you, by the way? I have been meaning to. Your Angular stuff is my personal favorite, as I have not even done a sufficient amount of web hacking.
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LiveOverflow: Infosec Instructional Videos and Reddit Community(reddit.com)
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If people actually care about this topic, and want to see someone doing a genuinely good job, check out LiveOverflow. Some other posters here will make fun of his dubstep intro music, green on black terminal text intro with the Rabbit, but
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Perhaps people like me ought to help you with that. Will check you on GH this weekend.
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Your model is interesting and I find your idea inspiring. I am sure it is a tough market. Would love to read more as an amateur coder and budding infosec guy.
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I think Evan is really winning people over with his interest and focus on that, as I alluded to in my other comment. http://elm-lang.org/blog/compilers-as-assistants
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But I think there is a point worth noting that nikanj has alluded to. I think the FP languages of increasing popularity (not necessarily simply because they happen to be FP) care about developer interaction with the tool. FP is supposed to
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I would love to see OpenBadges integration and push university students and naughty employees when they keep doing dumb stuff on the network to take more useful courses like this instead of the watered down corporate crap I see for punishme
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I loved your app when I last checked it on FDroid. What is the angle of the Security First group? Is this a startup? I think the idea is interesting and deal tangetially with digital literacy and thought apps like yours are great for suc
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Sorry, that was dumb, re Fossil. I was tired and know the Sqlite/Fossil community are tight with the Tcl community (since the Fossil scripting language was once Tcl, and now I believe a derivative of Tcl now, called TH1), so I got con
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Just got back around to looking at this. Thanks, I will check it out.
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A few questions: - Can you do Starkits!? With .NET and the CLR, pre-Core (since I see this goes back to 2012), that would be interesting? - Can you run Fossil on this? - How does type ellision work (or rather how do you handle moving betwee
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That there was no Tcl implementation for the CLR? Can we not just build cool things? Sorry, I could not help myself. Fun fact: antirez of Redis fame started with an interest in Tcl, and he has written about it. He wrote his own minimalist

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