JosephRedfern

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by JosephRedfern 4y ago
> For example if they reported a bug and got a fix they diffed the binaries and looked at every difference to be sure that the change was a result of the fix, and nothing else (no, they didn’t want upgrades). That sounds pretty diligent!
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by JosephRedfern 4y ago
I suppose that in practice you'd need to consider burst bandwidth and not just 95/99 percentiles.
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by JosephRedfern 4y ago
This isn't a CRT.
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by JosephRedfern 4y ago
Depending on the specifics, a threadpool proabably wouldn't help with a CPU bound task due to GIL limitations. `multiprocess.Pool` might (though process pools aren' without their overheads)
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by JosephRedfern 4y ago
The photo of the record factory on that landing page weighs in at 9.84MB -- the margin probably goes towards AWS bandwidth costs!
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
Huh, turns out it was co-founded by Max Howell, author of Homebrew: https://medium.com/teaxyz/tea-brew-478a9e736638
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
> Both the earphones and chargers retail for $19 USD each and since these items are usually cheaper to produce, Apple is saving approximately $35 USD per device. I'm curious as to where this $35 USD figure came from. I'd be ve
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
Very interesting. Thank you!
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
I am curious -- why the 1:1 aspect ratio/FoV? A quick Google suggests the human eye is more like 5:3 (though vary variable).
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
SenseOn | Red-teamer, Front-end Developer, Back-end Developer, Analytics Developer, Endpoint Developer, Product Manager, and SOC Lead | London, UK | REMOTE | https://senseon.io At SenseOn, our mission is to fix cybersecurity. We
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
SenseOn | Red-teamer, Front-end Developer, Back-end Developer, Analytics Developer, Endpoint Developer, Product Manager, and SOC Lead | London, UK | REMOTE (within UK) | https://senseon.io At SenseOn, our mission is to fix cyber
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
It’s a single byte of information, maybe 4 at a push. It doesn’t take much to include and avoids a lot of ambiguity.
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
Fair enough. I’m just of the opinion that a single byte of extra data (assuming ASCII) conveys an awful lot of contextual information, and can see few reasons to exclude it.
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
> The real question I have is ... who really cares Me, when the term “degrees” is used without further clarification.
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
SenseOn | Red-teamer, Front-end Developer, Back-end Developer, Analytics Developer, Endpoint Developer, Product Manager, and SOC Lead | London, UK | REMOTE (within UK) | https://senseon.io At SenseOn, our mission is to fix cyber
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
I use a service called HN Notify to get email notifications when one of my comments has been replied to. It seems to work quite well. https://hnnotify.xyz (To the author of HN Notify: if you're reading this, thank you!)
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
"...you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by getting an FTP account, mounting it locally with curlftpfs, and then using SVN or CVS on the mounted filesystem."
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
I guess a basic implementation might compare the moves performed by the player under evaluation against the move that an engine would suggest? Presumably an excellent player might often make the same moves as an engine, so this measure alon
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
Senseon | Red-teamer, Front-end Developer, Back-end Developer, Analytics Developer, and Endpoint Developer | London, UK | REMOTE | https://senseon.io At Senseon, our mission is to fix cybersecurity. We are committed to providing
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
Senseon | Red-teamer, Front-end Developer, Back-end Developer, Analytics Developer, and Endpoint Developer | London, UK | REMOTE | https://senseon.io At Senseon, our mission is to fix cybersecurity. We are committed to providing
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
I have a Baavet woollen duvet ( https://www.baavet.co.uk/ ), and I love it. It’s made not far from me, and regulates heat really well. Less of a fan of the pillows but can’t recommend the duvet enough.
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
It does sound like something you’d expect unit and integration tests to catch, but I am not sure that necessitates the use of off the shelf libraries? In the context of a space helicopter, I’d guess that deep understanding and ownership of
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
Drozer does (did?) this, except with Python rather than JS. https://github.com/FSecureLABS/drozer
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
TIL! Thanks for the explainer.
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
Depends where you are. In the UK and much of the EU it’s a pension, as far as I know. Either way, isn’t this mostly semantics? My point is that one persons priorities doesn’t necessarily match with another’s.
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by JosephRedfern 5y ago
Indeed, it sort of assumes that working at FAANG with a pension plan and 200k+ is what the author should be striving for (the objectively better option), and I’m not sure if that’s accurate. While there are obvious benefits to FAANGing, the
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by JosephRedfern 6y ago
In this context, an item appears to be a multi-gigabyte "megawarc" archive, rather than an individual tweet.
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by JosephRedfern 6y ago
This title was pretty confusing. I assumed it meant running a VPN connection over SSH (for instance, by tunnelling). This was a common technique in my halls of residence as an undergraduate -- tunnel OpenVPN over SSH, plug in an secondary E
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by JosephRedfern 6y ago
Lots of articles quote a $XXX billion dollars per day figure, but those numbers are normally for "worth of goods delayed" which, while interesting, doesn't tell the story to me. Are there any estimates as to the actual cost o
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by JosephRedfern 6y ago
Though this has been true for a while, it's not what this announcement is about. This is specifically announcing automated scanning and reporting of PyPI keys, which if exposed, could allow a bad actor to distribute compromised Python

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