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Online Go Cross-compiler
(gobuild.io)
4 points
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cirwin
12y ago
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Use runit
(mikeperham.com)
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cirwin
12y ago
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Call me maybe: MongoDB (2013)
(aphyr.com)
93 points
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cirwin
12y ago
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Cloudflare to offer free SSL?
(twitter.com)
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cirwin
12y ago
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Proof that I have the openssh 0day
(twitter.com)
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cirwin
12y ago
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Macintosh: Maximum Clipboard Size
(support.apple.com)
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cirwin
12y ago
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Ask HN: When does it make sense to have a chaos monkey?
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cirwin
13y ago
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Avoiding hash-injection attacks in MongoDB
(cirw.in)
4 points
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cirwin
13y ago
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cirwin
13y ago
Thanks for your input :). I'll definitely do some more rigorous testing — so far I've just run a few test suites and gone "looks about the same".
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cirwin
13y ago
Do you have details on which engines will have this issue? In the actual Bugsnag notifier we avoid adding try/catch in Chrome/Opera because they don't need it (it also breaks "stop on unhandled exception" in the con
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JS stacktraces. The good, the bad, and the ugly.
(blog.bugsnag.com)
29 points
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cirwin
13y ago
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Exception#cause in Ruby 2.1
(blog.bugsnag.com)
2 points
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cirwin
13y ago
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cirwin
13y ago
What's particularly interesting is that even though "Web standards" are just another skill every developer/designer needs; they still require significant time to learn. I can see this going somewhere like law, where you&
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How to add robust keyboard shortcuts to your site
(blog.bugsnag.com)
14 points
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cirwin
13y ago
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The Twelve-Factor App
(12factor.net)
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cirwin
13y ago
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cirwin
13y ago
In the example I looked at to debug this, the sequence of events was: 1. One of our customer's javascript apps sent a truncated string to their web-server in a JSON payload. This string ended with a leading surrogate (this is another i
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cirwin
13y ago
🐉 To see this dragon, either: 1. Use Safari or Firefox on OS X. 2. Install custom fonts for Linux or Windows. 3. Install https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chromoji-emoji-for... for Chrome
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Bugsnag API Launch
(blog.bugsnag.com)
43 points
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cirwin
13y ago
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cirwin
13y ago
Hey chjj, thank you so much for tty.js! You definitely deserve the credit for doing all the hard work :).
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Zerigo DNS is down
(digwebinterface.com)
1 points
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cirwin
13y ago
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An open-source fully homomorphic encryption library
(github.com)
127 points
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cirwin
13y ago
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cirwin
14y ago
Good terminal emulators (xterm, urxvt, iTerm2, etc.) have support for "bracketed paste mode" which can be used to fix this problem in zsh: https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/pull/1698 (original code: http://www.zsh.org/mla/users/2
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Visualizing memory leaks in Ruby
(cirw.in)
45 points
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cirwin
14y ago
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The threat model for SSL is flawed (2003)
(iang.org)
2 points
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cirwin
14y ago
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Dynamic scope for Ruby
(cirw.in)
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cirwin
14y ago
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cirwin
14y ago
As other commenters have mentioned, Source Maps are the solution to this problem in general. The main reason we don't yet allow signup to RescueJS is that "create a source map" is currently beyond the state of the art for web frameworks. Yo
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cirwin
14y ago
We will add support for window.onerror eventually, but there are two reasons we haven't yet done this: 1. window.onerror gives you no backtrace 2. hooking into jQuery.event.add lets us tell you "this error happened when the user clicked tha
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Show HN: easy to use screencasting for your terminal
(showterm.io)
11 points
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cirwin
14y ago
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In Praise of Scripting: Real Programming Pragmatism
(cse.wustl.edu)
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cirwin
14y ago
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cirwin
14y ago
It is :). The "up" and "down" command won't work, and there are a few bugs with NoMethodError's, but the core functionality is very much there.
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