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AlexDenisov
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PTScientists GmbH | Software Developers and Engineers for Space Industry | Berlin, Germany | ONSITE | Full-time | https://ptscientists.com PTScientists is a private space company based in the vibrant city of Berlin. We are curre
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PTScientists ( http://ptscientists.com ) | FPGA/Embedded Developer, Electrical Engineer, GNC Engineer | Berlin, Germany | Full time, ONSITE PTScientists is a private space company based in the vibrant city of Berlin. We are c
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Curated list of resources on testing distributed systems
(asatarin.github.io)
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A List of companies that use Formal methods in Software engineering
(github.com)
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Production ready tool for Mutation Testing targeting compiled languages (C, C++, Rust, Swift): https://github.com/mull-project/mull
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Yegor Derevenets – On Decompilation (LLVM Social Berlin #9)
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Lots of what we programmers learn with years comes from pain not from good will
(github.com)
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I think this is a fallacy. I believe another pipeline does not necessarily produce better doctors. They also make mistakes; sometimes those mistakes cost people lives.
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Exactly, this is what I mean by "do not scale." It takes many years, if not decades for one to become a decent developer. We simply cannot afford this.
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Discipline is a good thing, but it does not scale. I work on a tool for mutation testing for C/C++[1] for a few years now. During this time I was thinking about tests, tools, people, etc. a lot. Here is the summary of my musings: Quali
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On Disk IO, Part 3: LSM Trees
(medium.com)
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Better Software with Entity Systems
(steamlayers.com)
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Awesome, thanks for the link.
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Collection of Papers on Database Management Systems
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On Disk IO, Part 1: Flavours of IO
(hackernoon.com)
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Future-proof Reading
(medium.com)
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Yes, we are going to record it. But the publishing is up to the speaker. I will post the link here if it happens.
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For those who curious and who is in Berlin: There is going to be an event on this Thursday (July 27, 2017) where the author of this tool will be talking about decompilation. https://www.meetup.com/LLVM-Social-Berlin/eve
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We need to talk about that tweet
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So you want to build a mutation testing system
(gist.github.com)
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Xcode Major Bugs
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Mutation Testing and Symbolic Execution (Mull/KLEE)
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Mutation Testing Meets Symbolic Execution
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Heuristics for Software Engineering
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MongoDB Aggregation Framework: Stages Availability Cheatsheet
(steamlayers.com)
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Full-Text Search Using MongoDB Aggregation Framework
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Full Text Search Using MongoDB
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Free Software Testing Books, Courses, and Podcasts
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I have seen so many comments and references like this one, so I went and read the whole investigation report. 1. There was a spacecraft (MCO) and a module that was sending some data from the Earth. 2. The module was delivered late when MCO
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Resources about programming practices for writing safety-critical software
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