Cakez0r

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   by Cakez0r 11y ago

   I'm quite surprised that the output of the examples is even supposed to be deterministic!
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   by Cakez0r 11y ago

   Go for it.
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   by Cakez0r 11y ago

   If the language spec says that $_SERVER['HTTPS'] is an indicator of whether the request was made over HTTPS, then it should ensure that it adheres to its own spec (I.E. not overwrite $_SERVER['HTTPS'] with the value from
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   by Cakez0r 11y ago

   I'd say it's more like a courtesy than a fundamental requirement. Obviously Chrome has overstepped the mark here, but you can't just perpetually support entrenched bugs otherwise you end up with a browser like internet explor
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   by Cakez0r 11y ago

   Sounds more like a language issue. $_SERVER is an array containing information such as headers, paths, and script locations. You may or may not find any of the following elements in $_SERVER. 'HTTPS' Set to a no
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   by Cakez0r 11y ago

   https://www.reddit.com/r/programming
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   by Cakez0r 11y ago

   and also the aptly named "TaskCompletionSource", which would be the promise equivalent (using Facebook's terminology)
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   by Cakez0r 11y ago

   TS//SI//REL) Currently CASTLECRASHER is the only production quality Windows execution technique that Payload Persistence techniques have. Another mechanism to execute DNT payloads is needed. Most pre-boot Persistence tec
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   by Cakez0r 11y ago

   There is only really one free alternative with a comparable feature set - Postman. Postman is pretty good, but I would pay that and more for a decent (windows) alternative.
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    by Cakez0r 11y ago

    Figured as much. I've worked on projects before that have tried to make it work financially, but 3D capture always falls short on quality (and I'll bet the specular highlights on those appliances caused you guys many hours of fun
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    by Cakez0r 11y ago

    Agree with all of your points! A lot of them could be addressed by powershell (unfortunately). I have no idea what they were thinking with powershell. They pretty much just had to give people bash + all the unix command line favourites on W
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    by Cakez0r 11y ago

    I don't suppose you guys have found a way to make it economical to model, texture and animate products en masse? ;)
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    by Cakez0r 11y ago

    > Large Truck and Bus Crash Facts 2012
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    by Cakez0r 11y ago

    I can't possibly work that out. The only answer is self-driving segways!
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    by Cakez0r 11y ago

    What patterns do you see repeating themselves in software? Are there any technologies in particular that you think have a strong grounding in improving on past mistakes or any tech you think is a flash in the pan and has already failed befo
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    by Cakez0r 11y ago

    The codebase looks beautiful! Is there a list of features that you're looking to implement, for anyone who'd like to contribute?
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    PHP -> Rails -> Node
18. 258.▲
    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    We'll add that to the backlog.
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    I agree. I just don't like when people dress it up as promoting racial equality when they're doing the exact opposite.
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    I would guess it involves spamming the server with specially crafted requests to fill memory with bytecode. After some trial and error (vast simplification) the request from the article could be used to divert the flow of execution into the
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    That confuses skin colour and culture though. The idea that skin colour makes you think differently is essence of racism. We may (or may not) need to break the privileged male echo chamber, but whether you're black or white is complete
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    How about a million dollars to sweeten the deal? "IPC also points out a peculiar change to the standard new TLD contract that’s in the .Sucks agreement with ICANN. It includes an additional fee for Vox Populi with $100,000 upfront and
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    The blog post links this article, which says: "IPC also points out a peculiar change to the standard new TLD contract that’s in the .Sucks agreement with ICANN. It includes an additional fee for Vox Populi with $100,000 upfront and $1
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    Entity Framework isn't really similar to any of the things I listed. I tried to only include components you might use as part of a larger system, rather than technology stack choices. Dapper distills the converting database rows to obj
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    To add to the author's list: * I seem to install Json.net in every .NET project I create (json serializer - thanks James Newton-King!) * NLog for logging. It's fantastic. * Dapper is also excellent (Micro ORM) (and anything writte
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    > I can't blame their technical employees: they are choosing a stable high-paying job. Because developers are so unemployable right now.
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    Why do you think rebasing is a bad code smell? Most devs where I work don't rebase and our source tree ends up looking like this https://i.imgur.com/r0QCw7F.png
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    Some of the cited papers in the article show that the techniques do hold for non-trivial decisions.
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    It seems like the first models where initially intended to be more of a thin client type deal, but that doesn't seem to be the case with this model (given that it can go up to an i7 with 16gb of RAM). The disk space is disappointing ma
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    by Cakez0r 12y ago

    Agree with all of your points. The thing that perhaps annoys me the most is that people seem to assume that nosql is magically fast and that sql is slow... Sure, a key-value pair lookup runs like shit off a shovel, but as soon as you want t