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   HAKMEM (1972)(inwap.com)

   132 points by Cieplak 9y ago|28 comments
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   by Cieplak 9y ago

   Yes. Current setup runs a local DNS server which serves SRV records containing the local IP addresses and ports of services running inside FreeBSD jails. For instance, the payments service in one jail can communicate with the risk service
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   Montgomery Modular Multiplication(en.wikipedia.org)

   1 points by Cieplak 9y ago|0 comments
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   by Cieplak 9y ago

   If you're optimizing for performance, you might consider C++. That said, if you're building software that accepts untrusted user input, there's a learning curve for adhering to secure coding practices: https://www.
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   Haxor-News: A Hacker News CLI(github.com)

   2 points by Cieplak 9y ago|0 comments
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   by Cieplak 9y ago

   I wonder if you can code on it or use it as a general purpose display.
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   Reflection in C++ in under 100 LOC(stackoverflow.com)

   6 points by Cieplak 9y ago|0 comments
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   by Cieplak 9y ago

   Transistor count is a limited metric. That said, the A11 supposedly has 4.3 billion transistors, which is more than IBM's 12-core POWER8 chip's count. Apples to oranges, since the A11 has far more application-specific circuitry an
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   by Cieplak 9y ago

   Although not a realistic option for everyone, I find c++ templates to be simpler than java annotation processors for type-safe compile-time code gen.
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    Sqitch is a pretty useful migration tool: http://sqitch.org
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    I wonder what they wrote it in. I'd guess C++, Java or Erlang, or a combination of those.
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    Ah, yes, for interbank reconciliation and talking to the Fed. Typically not for merchant services related ACH applications.
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    Every bank I've worked with uses SFTP rather than FTP.
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    Hot code reloading with Erlang and Rebar3(medium.com)

    4 points by Cieplak 9y ago|0 comments
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    Thanks for sharing! This is awesome because it's so much easier to embed than Python Prompt Toolkit, which IMO is the state of the art for building terminal-based interfaces. RxTerm is exciting though because it isn't constrained
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    How to parse text for a DSL at compile time? (C++)(stackoverflow.com)

    44 points by Cieplak 9y ago|20 comments
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    With an arduino and an LED, it's simple to test the limits of one's perception. Copy one of the hello world LED blinking programs (basically a square wave to a GPIO pin) and modify the frequency of the blink. I see a rapidly blink
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    Will it support FreeBSD? Of course it would run it, but I don't have time anymore to write my own device drivers.
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    Since Delphi derives from Pascal, it seems appropriate to mention Project Oberon, an awesome OS project that Niklaus Wirth (creator of Pascal) worked on: http://www.projectoberon.com If you want to borrow the book, I have a copy
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    Classic Stack Based Buffer Overflow(sploitfun.wordpress.com)

    1 points by Cieplak 9y ago|0 comments
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    Toward optical quantum computing(news.mit.edu)

    2 points by Cieplak 9y ago|0 comments
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    pybind11 is a similar library, but for interfacing with C++ from Python: https://github.com/pybind/pybind11
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    What are some cool ways to introduce vulnerabilities into LLVM so that even "secure" languages like Rust are vulnerable to software-based exploits?
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    Pretty sure all 4G networks deprioritize streaming video and occasionally inject TCP resets. It's simple to test by loading the same content from multiple internet connections, then observing that the performance is consistently degrad
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    I should clarify the "remove async IO" as the decision to not include an event-loop primitive in the core language or stdlib, which is tantamount to complaining about GC not being part of Rust core :) Metal IO is an awesome librar
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    Great running into you at Shizen @steveklabnik! Just started using Rust in a serious capacity this month to secure some C++ functions that are called by our Erlang apps, with great assistance from Rustler [1]. Several people have complaine
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    Please don't abuse this :) https://github.com/ernw/ss7MAPer
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    Also, check out pgcli: https://www.pgcli.com
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    Serge Aleynikov, you're awesome and everyone here loves you. Thanks for all your hard work and open source contributions. https://github.com/saleyn
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    by Cieplak 9y ago

    In case you're like me and have no idea how to navigate bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/nato/notp/src/efe882a3ff3eb2e6a00d7013...