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by achou 10y ago
Scan finds lots of bugs for open source projects at no cost. Sure it is marketing, but unlike most marketing it also has real value. Not sure I can comment on the results on your own code, but I will say that volume of results is not always
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by achou 10y ago
I should be more clear: every customer using Java wanted to know how our custom developed analysis compared with what Findbugs could find. There weren't all that many such customers though (again, historically). A more typical customer
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by achou 10y ago
Um, Coverity contributes a lot to the open source community through Scan[1]. While Coverity does incorporate Findbugs results, it also has its own analyzer that does much more interprocedural analysis and tends to be tuned better for fewer
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by achou 10y ago
Rules like this are much more useful if they're enforced. That's why efforts like the C Secure Coding Rules[1], which were designed with the capabilities of reasonably state of the art analyzers in mind, are a good idea. Like any
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by achou 10y ago
I have that Asian gene that limits how much alcohol I can drink, so I never drank more than a few sips of wine until I was well into my 30s. One day some friends and I went to a nice restaurant to celebrate a milestone, and we ordered a ~$1
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Sex as an Algorithm: The Theory of Evolution Under the Lens of Computation [pdf](delivery.acm.org)
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Apache Spark: A Unified Engine for Big Data Processing [pdf](delivery.acm.org)
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by achou 10y ago
Compared to the autopilot I've experienced in my model S, this video shows these features (and probably some more I missed): - following a path from a map instead of following a specific lane of traffic. - turns - recognition of stop s
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On Hiring Engineers for Early Stage Startups(medium.com)
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by achou 10y ago
A former colleague of mine who was a distinguished academic and successful tech executive grew up in East Germany. After the Berlin wall fell, he was able to enter the building where they kept the dossiers. He found his own file and was ast
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by achou 10y ago
An investor in gradescope here... As a former TA at Berkeley, I can recall how painful it was to grade exams, especially for lower division classes where you could have hundreds of students. I love the idea of using machine learning to help
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by achou 11y ago
The Fair Source license is an interesting innovation. Will individuals within large companies try out Fair Source software like they do open source software? Will teams adopt it without knowing whether there are other users at the company,
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by achou 11y ago
Have you tried using Apple's Network Link Conditioner (See http://nshipster.com/network-link-conditioner/ ) to limit bandwidth use by the rogue machine? After turning on iCloud Photo Library, my network was hammere
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by achou 13y ago
San Francisco, CA, full time. Development Team Lead - Cloud Solutions Coverity http://www.coverity.com/company/careers.html Our mission is to help developers write better software. We develop world class static analysis technology that a