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dlowe
3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Portland, OR | Remote I'm David, a programmer with over 20 years' experience. Most of my career has been back-end focused, and that's where I'm at my best, but I can get things done across a full stack. I
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dlowe
3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Portland, OR | Remote I'm David, a programmer with over 20 years' experience. Most of my career has been back-end focused, and that's where I'm at my best, but I can get things done across a full stack. I
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dlowe
3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Portland, OR | Remote I'm David, a programmer with over 20 years' experience. Most of my career has been back-end focused, and that's where I'm at my best, but I can get things done across a full stack. I
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dlowe
3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Portland, OR | Remote I'm David, a programmer with over 20 years' experience. Most of my career has been back-end focused, and that's where I'm at my best, but I can get things done across a full stack. I
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dlowe
3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Portland, OR | Remote I'm David, a programmer with over 20 years' experience. Most of my career has been back-end focused, and that's where I'm at my best, but I can get things done across a full stack. I
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dlowe
4y ago
SEEKING WORK | Portland, OR | Remote I'm David, a programmer with over 20 years' experience. Most of my career has been back-end focused, and that's where I'm at my best, but I can solve problems across a full stack. I l
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dlowe
4y ago
SEEKING WORK - Portland, Oregon or Remote I'm David, a programmer with over 20 years' experience. Most of my career has been back-end focused, and that's where I'm at my best, but I can solve problems across a full stack
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Using Mayhem for API to Fuzz Allthebots.com
(forallsecure.com)
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dlowe
5y ago
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Using Mayhem for API to fuzz etcd
(forallsecure.com)
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dlowe
5y ago
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dlowe
13y ago
The limit has since been bumped to 4G. We don't have a way to change this per-customer yet, but we're not as tightly constrained for RAM as we used to be, so we could probably negotiate something if you really need more.
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22nd International Obfuscated C Code Contest Winners
(ioccc.org)
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dlowe
13y ago
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CircleCI UX Week Report
(blog.circleci.com)
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dlowe
13y ago
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dlowe
13y ago
I'm not sure if I can do any better than "troubleshooting can be hard", frankly. The actual details are all tangled together in a way that resists summary.
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dlowe
13y ago
Piping it in allows the build driver to be agnostic about the physical location of the container.
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dlowe
13y ago
Thank you!
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CircleCI: Our First Postmortem
(blog.circleci.com)
14 points
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dlowe
13y ago
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Bleach for clojure code
(github.com)
1 points
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dlowe
13y ago
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Experience With CircleCI
(blog.mongohq.com)
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dlowe
14y ago
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Continous Integration with Circle Or: Coming Full Circle
(wilmsmann.fullmontymedia.com)
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dlowe
14y ago
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dlowe
14y ago
I've been telecommuting for 10 years. When I'm the only remote employee, and there isn't a culture of remoteness, I believe it's my job to have the discipline and do the extra work to stay connected, not the rest of the team's. It's a cha
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dlowe
14y ago
I'm the aforementioned employee hired off a who's hiring thread... and I'm having a great time :)
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dlowe
14y ago
Fantastic. Thanks :)
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dlowe
14y ago
I don't know the official policy, but anecdotally, I won with an entry that used libperl back in 2000: http://www.ioccc.org/years.html#2000_dlowe
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dlowe
14y ago
How did you record that?
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dlowe
14y ago
More-or-less yes. I started compressing and obfuscating the code after https://github.com/dlowe/death/blob/7fcbcabb9f69bf0cdfff4651... Sorry about the commit messages. Think of them as part of the obfuscation ;)
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dlowe
14y ago
FWIW, if anyone is curious to see the process of building my entry ("Conway's game of death") I just made the repo public: https://github.com/dlowe/death This contest is great. I'm so glad it's happening regularly again :)
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The 21st IOCCC Winners
(ioccc.org)
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dlowe
14y ago
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Happy 30th Birthday, Email
(speakerdeck.com)
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14y ago
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20th ioccc winning entries
(ioccc.org)
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14y ago
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Python gangsta rap
(youtube.com)
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dlowe
15y ago
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