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by halayli 12y ago
Overall, very well written proxy. Just few nitpicks from browsing the code: https://github.com/droe/sslsplit/blob/master/pxyconn.c#L991-... there is no guarantee that a space comes after the colon. These
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by halayli 12y ago
nginx memory footprint is very small, and does an excellent job serving static files. It's widespread usage helps in uncovering security bugs faster too.
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by halayli 12y ago
What's wrong with nginx?
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by halayli 12y ago
If their subscription meant no ads showing up then I would have happily kept it.
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by halayli 12y ago
It's a pain because they have no community support, new security bugs can go unnoticed and many other issues that can arise because of lack of maintenance. Pylons most probably won't roadblock them but will definitely bring a lot
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by halayli 12y ago
It's a pain that they are stuck with pylons, an unmaintained framework.
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by halayli 12y ago
At Webmon, we use postgres, with a binary field to store Protobuf messages. The protobuf msg allows me to store histograms/original values/etc.. Sharding is done at the application level.
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by halayli 12y ago
couple nitpicks: Check return value of malloc You don't need \ when breaking function parameters
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by halayli 12y ago
It depends what you are programming. It's like saying, writing is not poetry.
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by halayli 12y ago
Yup. The author obviously have seen it all.
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by halayli 12y ago
* The C++ Programming Language 3rd edition, Part IV of the book. * Large-Scale C++ Software Design * The Practice of Programming * Code Complete These are a good start but in the end it's experience. It takes a lot of practice to build
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by halayli 12y ago
I appreciate any feedback, or missing features that you'd like to see in the product.
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Show HN: Webmon.com (pingdom alternative)(webmon.com)
2 points by halayli 12y ago|1 comments
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by halayli 12y ago
I am pretty happy with zooom2. It gave my wmaker features back. http://www.coderage-software.com/zooom/index.html
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by halayli 12y ago
Related talk: min 46 onward, http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Build/2014/2-661
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by halayli 12y ago
I'd just wrap a simple program around curl to improve its argument passing complexity if that's your pain point but I wouldn't go on rewriting an HTTP client. Curl is a very mature code base by now and that's something t
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by halayli 12y ago
Start a small project.
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by halayli 12y ago
Two techniques worked really well for me when interviewing candidates: Take a problem that I recently solved or trying to solve and turn it into an interview question. Email them a coding problem that's very easy to understand.
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by halayli 12y ago
This example is not too realistic and just narrows it down to the case where a job can be divided into isolated tasks with no shared data/state. Often times threads need to update shared dict/list etc... With multiprocessing this
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by halayli 12y ago
"Computer Organization and Design, Fourth Edition: The Hardware/Software Interface" is an excellent read that complements this article.
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by halayli 12y ago
My point is that asking colleagues you trust is not enough to conclude that nothing of this sort happened. Maybe your colleagues weren't aware of what was going on? A third party audit would probably be a better option. But I am sure G
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by halayli 12y ago
Matt, given your high profile job and your authority at Google, asking people directly whether there's any truth to this post or not will not reveal the truth. No one wants to lose their job or get involved in this and the easiest path
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by halayli 12y ago
This is aligned with what I've heard from people working in Adsense department.
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Amazon is taking recommendation to the next level: searching for "c++11"(amazon.com)
2 points by halayli 12y ago|0 comments
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by halayli 13y ago
Rather than asking more from the developers, donate more money to the project and get more developers to test the software.
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by halayli 13y ago
The testbyte is only called in the end once a NULL is detected in the word, and will run in parallel.
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Strlen(buf) – Not as simple as you’d think(medium.com)
11 points by halayli 13y ago|9 comments
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by halayli 13y ago
I think there should be a university course that teaches how to read code; the good, the bad and the ugly.
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by halayli 13y ago
It's interesting to see how the term devops is stretched to mean anything you want. This term should die because it confuses many.
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by halayli 13y ago
For those interested in monitoring their websites and services and create custom status pages, I run webmon.com for this exact reason.

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