ZephyrP

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by ZephyrP 14y ago
So you are providing a service like Odesk. There certainly is a huge need for this right now. Just come out and say it. Put a blurb on the site, something like: "Hackerlist allows you to hire a skilled worker without the need to interview t
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Uriel Étranger Has Passed Away(9fans.net)
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
http://seclists.org/fulldisclosure/2006/Mar/130 Just some food for thought concerning package ecosystems.
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
You read my mind.
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Anti-Dumping, tampering with VirtualSize to defeat VirtualAlloc() n' friends(waleedassar.blogspot.com)
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Signed overflow optimization hazards in the kernel(lwn.net)
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
Cool. It may be true that Face.com's API is theirs, and they can do what they'd like with it - however, it's a little disconcerting to see a company say on one hand "We love our API developers and we intend to support you in the future" to
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or San Francisco I'm a software engineer in San Francisco. I've historically done lots of web development and software security, today I pass the time working on my (FOSS) NoSQL database written in Erlang called Artifa
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Using Egghuntable Shellcode to Exploit CVE-2012-0124(community.rapid7.com)
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The Elements of Writing Shellcode(vividmachines.com)
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Powerful Autocomplete w/ Redis in less than 200 lines of Python(charlesleifer.com)
4 points by ZephyrP 14y ago|0 comments
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Refining The Estimated Entropy of English in Structured Grammars(cs.fit.edu)
3 points by ZephyrP 14y ago|0 comments
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
6 years ago I was in your shoes, I was certainly not of anything remotely resembling "advanced age" (14). I was wholly without opportunity. I endeavored in various fruitless directions before my first real success (inasmuch as a 14 year old
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
If you'll permit me to share some wisdom with you, I'm a bit older than you (20, which could be mountains by your reckoning). I do consulting now in sunny San Francisco and am altogether very satisfied with my pay, station in life and the
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
(Bias Alert: I'm 20) Forgive me, but this strongly reads like the thoughts of a man who was once twenty many years ago :) I am always very interested in the advice of my elders, but I have difficulty swallowing your advice. (Secondary Bias
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Functorial Semantics of Algebraic Theories(tac.mta.ca)
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
Enlighten me, Isn't it possible to accomplish all of this by making the changes in the .pryrc?
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Setun: The Soviet Ternary Computer(computer-museum.ru)
3 points by ZephyrP 14y ago|0 comments
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Memory Images of Kernels infected with Rootkits(secondlookforensics.com)
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Analyzing Binaries with Hopper's Decompiler(abad1dea.tumblr.com)
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
I'll just come out and say it - I'm jealous of you.
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
I've always had a special admiration for Hackers News participants but I'm afraid to say there's a definite decline in technical rigor of articles. Obviously I still visit, but yesterday I wandered into reddit for the first time and subscri
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
Ladies and Gentlemen, This is real life.
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
Admittedly, you've got me here.
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
Yep, the kind of flubs like Path and PayPal.
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
If holding power over others and perpetuating inequitable power balance in capitalistic structures is your ultimate goal, I certainly would never admit to it as you just did. As a programmer I mega-cringed when I read this and would certain
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
Since we're being 'realistic', the opportunity cost to a business for a disparity in talent in HR barely registers. Relatively minor differences in skill between programmers can mean millions of dollars to a business.
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
As Jey has so eruditely pointed out, this advice borders on useless. I've always implemented LL queues as a segment of a list, where each element is protected by it's own mutex wherein each thread may add or remove a node by taking a lock o
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
I'm surprised more application developers or 'scalability engineers' don't boot up d/sTrace as their tool of choice. It's probably between d/strace & heap allocations profilers for single most valuable tool in my toolchain in the genera
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by ZephyrP 14y ago
I see this attitude persistently reoccur in developers everywhere. Perhaps owing to their more academic interests, developers were punished for their perceived arrogance when younger and have now learned to adopt a mentality of weakness. As

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