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by emidln 13y ago
Flask doesn't make as many decisions for you as Django does. Some things that come bundled in Django are packages in Flask. A lot of the packages for Flask make fewer assumptions than similar packages for Django, which often makes usin
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by emidln 13y ago
In the EE/CE program I went to, the first class you were required to take was "Intro to Digital Systems". It consisted of a little bit of classroom basics k-maps, binary/hex/octal math, gate logic, etc mixed with a
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by emidln 13y ago
Well, you could implement proper distinction. let and setv both compile to setattr() in the current scope right now.
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by emidln 13y ago
'Significant accomplishment' is extremely personal and subjective. Judging whether something is actually a 'significant accomplishment' when compared to random thing you've done or heard about is missing the point.
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No system I've been exposed to was defeated by a simple replay attack. You needed the shared secret and the click count (plus proprietary algorithm), which would be incorporated into the OTA message. Most LF systems are pretty low-band
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by emidln 13y ago
That's not really the case. Some of them unlock via low frequency RF, but to my knowledge they still use encryption that uses their button click count as one of the variables plus a shared secret.
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by emidln 13y ago
It's been a long time since I worked building ECUs responsible for RKE (Remote Keyless Entry) and SKIM (Security Key IMmobilizer), but IIRC, only one of the three used ciphers and systems that I recognized (it was an RC4-derivative). T
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by emidln 13y ago
There is an older clojurepy that exists. The author mentioned abandoning it and it needing to target the python AST (like Hy) instead of .pyc to be more portable/less brittle. If you're interested in this, drop me a line (emidln@g
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St. Louis seems to be one of the more attractive places if you can swing security clearance. A lot of defense contractors in the area due to being a larger city plus having a couple large bases nearby.
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by emidln 13y ago
I use a system called Crouton[1] that installs a full Linux (Ubuntu or Debian currently) in a chroot (so that it still uses the Chromebook's kernel and x11 config). It works extremely well for my development needs. I do Python, JavaScr
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by emidln 13y ago
Brief overview of the landscape: For clojure/clojure-py/clojurescript, I start out with vim-sexp[0] (for vim motions over sexpressions; some people prefer the more common paredit.vim[1]), rainbow-parenthesis.vim[2], and vim-clojur
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by emidln 13y ago
When I was the interviewer, the most useful lines to determining competency tended to be find github code, ask pointed questions. As someone who is now interviewing for a new job. I've had three interviews this week ask pointed questio
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Dynamically load and use native C libs from Clojure using JNA(github.com)
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by emidln 13y ago
The people who play tournament chess rarely deviate from proven opening sequences as well. As such, publishing move by move accounts of Chess tournaments for documentation and study hinders creativity. See what I did there?
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by emidln 13y ago
The netdeck argument is probably for a different site, but I strongly believe that MTG as a tournament format benefits enormously from widely available top-performing decklists, video and text coverage, and articles on deck strategy as well
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by emidln 13y ago
I see pdb++[1] getting mentioned (pip instal pdbpp), and I'll also throw in wdb[2], which is a WSGI middleware that uses jedi for code introspection. [1] - https://bitbucket.org/antocuni/pdb/src [2] - https:
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by emidln 13y ago
From a practical perspective, Clojure is pretty close to Python in day to day usage. The largest difference to adapt to for me (and a couple others that I worked with), was the absence of the imperative-style for loop/yield keyword com
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by emidln 13y ago
Given how readily good search and navigation exist, I'd much prefer GNU-style awk man pages to BSD-style awk man pages. 15 years ago I taught myself the AWK programming language using "man awk" on a Red Hat Linux box with no
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by emidln 13y ago
Works for me in Chrome 30 on Linux.
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Chicago, IL (Loop). Full time. Clojure and Clojurescript OpinionLab is seeking a Sr. Software Engineer with strong functional programming skills to join our Product Development team based in Chicago, IL. We help our clients listen to custom
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by emidln 13y ago
In the past (I haven't tried recently), a call to customer service could raise or remove your ATM limits.
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by emidln 13y ago
You could use Heroku, Amazon Elastic Beanstalk, or a myriad of similar services. You could also hire a consultant to secure the system for you.
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by emidln 13y ago
You can also get rid of this overhead by using an editor with an integrated repl (emacs+nrepl.el/slime/inferior-lisp-mode, vim+slimv/fireplace, LightTable all do this). I can type ,e to send an updated function to my repl for
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by emidln 13y ago
Chicago, IL (Loop). Full time. Clojure and ClojureScript OpinionLab is seeking a Sr. Software Engineer with strong functional programming skills to join our Chicago, IL based Product Development team. About Us: We help our clients listen t
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by emidln 13y ago
Just because a library exists for the JVM or CLR doesn't mean a person familiar with Node knows that it exists or the advantages/disadvantages of the 15 libraries that will show up for any given thing they are trying to do. The li
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by emidln 13y ago
Because you want to use a library that was written for Node and not speed time finding (or writing) something similar for the JVM? If you know Node better than the JVM, Clojurescript on Node is very likely more valuable to you when starting
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by emidln 13y ago
I actually disabled paredit when I was using vim and have done so again while using emacs+evil. The way I write code i typically simply do opening parens and at the end just jam parens until the rainbow-delimiters start to show up unbalance
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by emidln 13y ago
Further more, just about anything that checks to see if something is "rooted" can be lied to by the rooted software.
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It's not ageist. It doesn't say People who are 50 need not apply. From reading this job posting, someone who is 80, worked as a mechanic, a waiter, a clerk, and then picked up some newfangled technology might qualify. Besides the
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by emidln 13y ago
Don't most Life Sciences companies already do this internally? I mean, I only have anecdotal evidence, but I worked on and released a couple versions of something for Abbott Labs that sounds eerily similar to what the press release men

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