brianpursley

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by brianpursley 5y ago
It’s not just blame. GitHub uses commits to build the contributor list on your repo home page, so you can make it look like it has some famous contributors: https://github.com/jayphelps/git-blame-someone-else/graph
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by brianpursley 5y ago
I find sorting networks to be fascinating. Beyond 8 inputs, there isn’t a pattern to follow to construct the optimal sorting network, and there are only “best known” sorting networks (but not proven to be optimal) for networks beyond 11 inp
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by brianpursley 6y ago
The most valuable vulnerability they found was some publicly exposed Spring Boot Actuator endpoints ( https://docs.spring.io/spring-boot/docs/current/reference/ht... ): $34,000 - Multiple eSign environ
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by brianpursley 6y ago
> I could never accept the coding standard for curly bracket positioning. OK, so I had to look. It's like they saw the two main camps (same line vs next line) and said "let's come up with something everyone will hate"
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by brianpursley 6y ago
I’m not sure I understand the use case for wanting to kill vim. Wouldn’t you want to save what you are editing? Now vim clutch, on the other hand, is the kind of innovation that saves vim enthusiasts valuable milliseconds... https:/&#
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by brianpursley 6y ago
This is awesome!
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by brianpursley 6y ago
Best standup process I ever had was just a slack channel called standups, and everyone just posted a couple sentences sometime during the morning: what they did yesterday, and what they plan to do today. It was great because first of all th
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by brianpursley 6y ago
*ran
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by brianpursley 7y ago
This reminds me of a little Visual Basic program I hacked together about 20 years ago when I wanted to buy a PlayStation 2 but there was a shortage after it launched. Every 5 minutes, my program would make a request to the product page on A