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U2F Authentication on OS X
(microamps.gibsjose.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
It's nice you made your Trello todo list public, but why not make the game open source and use the GitHub issue tracker so we can also open issues and feature requests?
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10y ago
As a NASA flight software engineer who has created and worked with coding standards for critical software, I would highly recommend Gerard Holzmann's (JPL) Power of 10 Rules [ http://spinroot.com/gerard/pdf/P10
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10y ago
No worries; thanks for the reply. Have you had experience with DACA + 245(i)? We're hoping that doesn't complicate things much.
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10y ago
Hey Peter, thanks for this. Have you heard about SimpleCitizen? ( https://simplecitizen.com/ ) My wife and I were recently married and are currently considering this for getting her green card. Any thoughts?
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gibsjose
11y ago
Great idea! What about allowing us to login with our existing HN accounts or perhaps Google accounts, etc. in addition to creating a new account?
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11y ago
I know the article is referring to "most commonly used" in a different way here (developers choosing it versus end users interacting with software written in it), but I would think that C is still the most commonly used language w
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11y ago
I converted this to a (hopefully) more readable Markdown version a while back: https://github.com/gibsjose/BitHacks
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Time, Clock, and Calendar Programming in C
(catb.org)
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11y ago
Yeah, that's true.
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11y ago
I'm not sure what aspect of asking about the level of testing performed on an open source library gives you that idea, but sure: no offense taken.
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11y ago
Vector and possibly string have that. The vast majority of STL structures do not.
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11y ago
If you are using an RTOS (which many timing-critical applications run on), you should be worried about memory allocations happening under the hood. If you don't have full control over when memory is being allocated/reallocated, yo
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11y ago
That depends on when a failure were to occur. If we have a failure while the spacecraft is en route to its destination, perhaps we can recover because we may have enough time. If we have a failure during rendezvous with our target, it could
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11y ago
[Un]fortunately, we are tied to C/C++ due to mission requirements and our hardware platform.
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11y ago
Ouch. I'll keep looking then. Any recommendations for reliable C data structures?
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Has this library been stress tested? I am interested in using this library for a spaceflight application, but reliability is paramount in our situation.
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11y ago
Thank God.
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Generate Bcrypt Hashes from the Command Line
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11y ago
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Improve Public Speaking Abilities with Zach Holman (GitHub)
(speaking.io)
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