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by agency 10y ago
I'm on board with Java not being a great first language but I'm pretty tired of posts constantly citing ancient unidiomatic Java to prove how bad of a language it is. Their file i/o example could just as easily be import
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by agency 10y ago
Doesn't that mean you're assuming the number of people staying with any language X is the same regardless of X?
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by agency 10y ago
I was at a cafe when this went down and they said they couldn't switch to offline mode because this outage logged them out and apparently you need to be logged in to switch. They don't accept cash and ended up closing shop for the
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by agency 10y ago
To make error is human. To propagate error to all server in automatic way is #devops - DevOps Borat
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by agency 10y ago
Reminds me of this marvel of modern engineering: http://imgur.com/Na9jGYR
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by agency 10y ago
I think David Foster Wallace's description of depression is one of the best I've read. “The so-called ‘psychotically depressed’ person who tries to kill herself doesn’t do so out of quote ‘hopelessness’ or any abstract conviction
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by agency 10y ago
https://ourincrediblejourney.tumblr.com/
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by agency 10y ago
That page seems to suggest the facility has been around a half a century longer than the Googleplex...
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by agency 10y ago
It doesn't overwrite the function on the global scope, but it does shadow the `clearInterval` name within the function definition, which I don't believe it should do according to the ES6 spec. Compare: https://buble.sur
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by agency 10y ago
> so I guess I get to do that this weekend Why not wait until you encounter a problem that Flynn solves and Dokku doesn't?
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by agency 10y ago
I think I'm confused myself. I was interpreting the main issue in the JetBrains case to be their use of very permissive CORS headers on the locally running server, but their solution added an auth token in addition to removing the CORS
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by agency 10y ago
I'm not sure if I follow this criticism. Having the server validate an HMAC of the request does not require the attacker to respect any magic strings. The attacker cannot craft a correctly authenticated request (since they do not know
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by agency 10y ago
Kudos to JetBrains for awarding the very generous $50,000 bounty (and to the author for donating the bulk of it). The YouCompleteMe project had a similar vulnerability[1]. I suppose a lesson here is that if your development environment&#x2F
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by agency 10y ago
The repository author appears to (or at least claims to) have permission from the original author: https://github.com/Droogans/unmaintainable-code/issues/3
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by agency 10y ago
They've been experimenting[1] with exposing Google Cloud Platform APIs over gRPC (which is powered by proto3), so it seems quite likely. [1] https://cloud.google.com/blog/big-data/2016/03/announcing-
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by agency 10y ago
As an example, they power Google's RPC system (usually referred to as Stubby in the literature, recently open sourced as gRPC http://www.grpc.io/ )
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by agency 10y ago
SLAM = Simultaneous localization and mapping DOE = Diffractive optical element
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by agency 10y ago
Given that they know the list at compile time I wonder if they could do faster e.g. by using https://github.com/sfackler/rust-phf to generate a perfect hash function over the set.
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by agency 10y ago
FWIW password cracking is not necessarily a shady use-case. At my old job the infosec team had a GPU cluster continuously trying to crack employees' passwords and would force users to change passwords if they succeeded.
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by agency 11y ago
They address this directly - the only edge case with omiting semicolons is starting lines with ( or [ and they check this for you. See: https://github.com/feross/standard/blob/master/RULES.md#semi...
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by agency 11y ago
Somewhat unfortunately name conflict with https://facebook.github.io/relay/
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by agency 11y ago
It's worth pointing out that this is test code.
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by agency 12y ago
"Relative to the complexity we can create, we are all statistically at the same point in understanding it." (paraphrasing Rich Hickey) I don't think the size of the buffer is what distinguishes the good from great, because co
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by agency 12y ago
At least in Java, Enums can implement interfaces. The following is valid: public interface ILanguage { String convert(int number); } public enum Language implements ILanguage { English { String convert(int number) {
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by agency 13y ago
As someone who owns {commonFirstName}{commonLastName}@gmail.com, I _hate_ services that don't require you to validate the e-mail address you sign up with. And there's a special place in hell reserved for people who write services
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by agency 14y ago
d3.js ( http://d3js.org/ ) is the king of visualization libraries