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Sign In with Apple JS(developer.apple.com)
1 points by davidkhess 7y ago|1 comments
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by davidkhess 7y ago
With a well-written and comprehensive design covering 100% of the scope, I believe any software development project can be safely fixed bid. The problem is that most of the time, people who do attempt project-oriented work/fixed bids d
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by davidkhess 7y ago
Was the $4k/wk based on a billed hourly rate? In general, the economics of working hourly don't tend to work in your favor. On their side, it focuses the client on the rate and the hours and tends to encourage them to micromanage
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by davidkhess 7y ago
This seems to me to have a serious architectural issue. If I read it right, the app is rendered in the browser but is processing state changes and doing HTML rendering of the state tree on the server side? How is that going to scale? This i
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by davidkhess 8y ago
Some more context and background here: https://blog.safe.com/2018/10/indoor-mapping-ios-imdf/
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Indoor Mapping Data Format(register.apple.com)
3 points by davidkhess 8y ago|1 comments
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The Good Censor(scribd.com)
10 points by davidkhess 8y ago|1 comments
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by davidkhess 8y ago
Thanks for mentioning LSD. I had not seen that yet.
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by davidkhess 8y ago
> Well, that is for one simply completely impractical, those people are few compared to the amount of software the world needs and also very expensive. But it's only one of many reasons why there are better approaches so let's
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by davidkhess 8y ago
The only part of the agile approach I like is iterative delivery. First, I believe software blueprints should be put together by people with 15 to 30 years of expertise. Secondly, blueprints for a custom home are completely indispensable an
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by davidkhess 8y ago
Very nice. Thanks for the pointer!
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by davidkhess 8y ago
To the first concern - that’s why I recommend you deliver (ideally) weekly intermediate builds of the product to the end user. Typically an underlying issue will begin to surface pretty rapidly. To the second concern, first, let’s get on th
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by davidkhess 8y ago
I don’t think developing a solid and complete blueprint at the beginning of the process qualifies as agile.
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by davidkhess 8y ago
In other words, waterfall didn't go far enough . Instead of discarding it, we should have continued to improve it.
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by davidkhess 8y ago
Partially. But I think waterfall has (at least) two major weaknesses. The requirements are textual. They should be visual like a blueprint. A real custom home is typically visited and inspected regularly by the future home owner during cons
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by davidkhess 8y ago
I'll never understand why the software development community as a whole seems to have such an NIH attitude to software project management. Meaning, why aren't our people studying what works in other industries and figuring out how
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by davidkhess 8y ago
On a comment to the article: > To give an example, the app I’m working on ( https://github.com/OSSIA/score ) is roughly 300kloc of Qt / C++ code and compiled in WASM almost from the first try. I’m still having fr
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by davidkhess 8y ago
It definitely can get messy, but there are some very easy ways to keep your project well structured. 1. Refactor out to separate components a lot . 2. Use the .ui.qml and .qml code behind pattern to separate UI from code. 3. Use singleton
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by davidkhess 9y ago
And for those interested, here's a link to the paper: https://fc18.ifca.ai/preproceedings/6.pdf
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by davidkhess 9y ago
It seems like this is a pretty important and existential issue. If illegal content is injected into the blockchain, how do you remove it without a hard fork? Immutability is the whole point, right?
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by davidkhess 9y ago
I'm a fan of QML and use it regularly to build cross-platform mobile apps – however, how would this fair any better than Flash or Silverlight did? It seems like there needs to be some strategy for how this would roll out to market and
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by davidkhess 9y ago
Unless you actually set the address bar (i.e. window.location) to localhost:25519 I don't think this is going to work. I've used ajax with REST APIs that return 302s and you will receive the body of the destination page as the ret
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by davidkhess 9y ago
It seems like this would require native browser support because if it were done in Javascript, couldn't the MITM be able to take the redirect response and send it on to their backend? If it does require native browser support, I would
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by davidkhess 9y ago
Can you expand on what "Client Provided Session" means?
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by davidkhess 9y ago
To me, the fatal flaw in SQRL (and options like it) has been MITM (man in the middle) attacks. For instance: https://security.stackexchange.com/a/46205
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by davidkhess 9y ago
Hhhmmm. According to DNS, I'm talking straight at a Cloudflare IP and getting a redirect to adware when trying to load Vue. Evidence here: https://pastebin.com/wVCABkaA
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by davidkhess 9y ago
Seeing the same thing when trying to load Vue. Tweet from them: https://twitter.com/unpkg/status/852655106562564098 > We're experiencing some issues and working on it. Will post updates here as soon as we
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Drupal member sent out after BDSM lifestyle revealed(itwire.com)
2 points by davidkhess 10y ago|0 comments
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Report claims Magic Leap used fake tech demos and is years behind schedule(ibtimes.co.uk)
30 points by davidkhess 10y ago|8 comments
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by davidkhess 10y ago
I completely agree with his sentiment. While it certainly won't catch all vulnerabilities, it should at least catch the more obvious and easily exploitable ones. And it concentrates the skills required in an entity that has a business

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