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New Java 0-day exploit spotted in the wild.(blog.fireeye.com)
122 points by grncdr 14y ago|68 comments
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by grncdr 14y ago
Warning: shameless self-promotion ahead: db = require('./your_sexy_data_access_module') server = require('lazorse').server port: 3000, -> # in this context we register resources the app using @resource @resource '/thin
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by grncdr 14y ago
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by grncdr 14y ago
> I like benefits of the functional programming too, but I think functional and OOP work together rather than being in contradiction to each other. Oh absolutely, I was responding to the statement of "all being lost" without OO more tha
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by grncdr 14y ago
The question that comes to mind for me: how do we define "entities" in the context of writing software? Especially given gorelik's observation that complexity really derives from the combinatorial explosion of connections, are objects with
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by grncdr 14y ago
I find the line between when to use fabric and when to use puppet/chef is needing the permissions of a more privileged user. I prefer to deploy applications in the home directory of a dedicated user account with minimal privileges, and use
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by grncdr 14y ago
I've used ClueReleaseManager to great effect in the past. It lazy loads from an upstream PyPI so you don't need to maintain a full mirror. If you use the same instance as your main PyPI mirror for developing and CI/deployment you never have
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by grncdr 14y ago
LuaSocket's ltn12 module might interest you: http://w3.impa.br/~diego/software/luasocket/ltn12.html
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by grncdr 14y ago
I noticed this as well. It would be nice to be able to pause the slideshow.
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The HemLoft | A Secret Treehouse, Hiding in the Woods(thehemloft.com)
5 points by grncdr 15y ago|0 comments
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by grncdr 15y ago
> I find URL templates smelly. Once you stick a place holder in the URL, it's no longer a valid URL - it's something that requires custom mangling before it can be passed along. This is why a standard has been drafted for this particula
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by grncdr 15y ago
This might be controversial, but have you considered opening an anonymous/throwaway github account and publishing there? I mean put them up, make an announcement, and then feel free to ignore any social pressure to work on them, at least th
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by grncdr 15y ago
> They want people to either abstain from using their product (not ideal) or pay them for the use of it. This is what every business on the planet wants. I'm pretty sure a content business does not see the first scenario as an option
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by grncdr 15y ago
A comment on the OP from somebody associated with Ladies Learning to Code mentions that they have a much broader range of courses available, with more planned for the future. It's great to see this program meeting success, the number of sim
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by grncdr 15y ago
Cross-posted from the G+ thread: Regarding limiting copyright to 10 years, and since you brought up ponies, I feel that solves the wrong problem. The issue I see is that a few large greedy corporations effectively monopolize the copyrights
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by grncdr 15y ago
Don't know of an application specifically like that, but I'd love to hear more, what kind of dimensionality does the per-pixel data have? (is it just RGB * N time series values?) There's nothing very text specific about Hadoop, just a lot o
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by grncdr 15y ago
> But guess what? Code that was written in PHP3 over 10 years ago works just as well today under PHP5. Sorry, but having felt the pain of keeping legacy installs of old PHP versions around to run business-critical processes, I have to c
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by grncdr 15y ago
It took me a good 30 seconds after reading this comment to find this on your site. It's important info that really needs to be way more prominent than it is, like on the front page.
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by grncdr 15y ago
> I think for schema-less storage systems we know 2 major competitors in market. MongoDB and CouchDB. Um, what about Riak, Cassandra, Voldemort, and Hbase? (I'm sure there's a bunch more I'm forgetting)
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by grncdr 15y ago
Totally agree. I've been building out a new system with hstore and it's been great, planning to do some benchmarking with plv8js as well. If you've got a dataset that you can conceivably scale vertically to accomodate, postgres is a solid
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by grncdr 15y ago
That's what "collaborator" means in Github parlance. If you don't want people to have this permission, don't make them collaborators. If you want people to be collaborators but work mostly on their own fork and send pull requests, ask them.
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by grncdr 15y ago
I wrote a post-mortem for a research spike at $work yesterday with a tl;dr at the top, the president loved it. (it's a very small company)
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Google+ Realnames are Solving the Wrong Problem. We Need Signatures.(groups.csail.mit.edu)
5 points by grncdr 15y ago|0 comments
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by grncdr 15y ago
My preferred approach to this is: 1. Have a script that defines environment variables your app uses, and name that script ~/.bashrc, user accounts are cheap and provide an excellent way to have isolated environments. 2. Check an example c
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by grncdr 15y ago
I've been playing prototyping a completely unrelated project using graph databases, but that really gets me thinking... drop me an e-mail if you'd be interested on collaborating on something like this.
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by grncdr 15y ago
I love this coding style, but I think you have a valid point. Python decorators are a nice compromise in that they allow you to have cleanly factored 'around' advice (which is strictly more powerful then 'before' and 'after') with the imple
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by grncdr 15y ago
It looks like it's using Dnode and a hard-coded list of jQuery methods to expose RPC back and forth between the server and browser, so theoretically you could create a very similar binding in any language that has a Dnode binding.
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by grncdr 15y ago
I didn't know that you could return a value from an include like that, that's incredibly handy (and makes me wonder why almost nobody does it that way).
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by grncdr 15y ago
I think this previous comment by michaelfeathers supports what you're saying: "The fact of the matter is that too many people think that projects can be run through the interface of stories and feature lists without paying attention to th
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by grncdr 15y ago
s/types/predeclaration/ and I 100% agree. I'm not a huge fan of Perl, but strict mode is something I really miss when working in Python/PHP/Ruby/Lua.

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