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by idoby 6y ago
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by idoby 6y ago
Not at all surprising, but it's not like Rust (and others like it) are going to be a silver bullet against this. Any complex enough program running on a stored-program computer (where code is data and data is code) will be vulnerable.
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If your thing is that niche, yeah, I guess.
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Quantified self tech and personalized medicine tech. Stem cell stuff. Genetic therapy stuff. We're moving from an age where a doctor was a static map of symptoms => treatments to an age where far more personalized data and processes
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City lifestyle can be replicated by a large group of people in their 20s and 30s who settle in a smaller town. This is possible because in reality, you only ever meet and engage with a small percentage of the people who live alongside you i
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by idoby 6y ago
Others have addressed the obvious privacy issues, so let me address your logic on the business side of things. I apologize in advance for the tone, but your move with exposing profiles made me angry. Good thing my TB profile is fake (and pe
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by idoby 6y ago
Serves them right, not so much "so long and thanks for all the fish" now, huh?
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At first I read "Designing the Perfect Date" and missed the rest of the headline. Now I'm disappointed because I was hoping for tips on how to design the Perfect Date for my girlfriend. So, any tips?
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"Once you've understood the core of your problem, the rest is merely millions of dollars and hundreds of thousands of man-hours" My high school physics teacher, the only one who believed in me, whom I continue to disappoint e
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I don't know how things are in Poland, but in my country, you can get a great junior SWE job with your background. The problem with GitHub profiles is that they tend to contain a lot of noise that nobody has the time to go through, and
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by idoby 6y ago
That wasn't my point though.
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There are now highways where there used to be fields, rivers or just empty land. I mean this as much in a figurative sense as in a literal one.
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> the "popular kids" at school were the overachievers, not the jocks This may be a silver lining in an otherwise very gloomy comment page? When I was in HS (though not in the US), popularity was highly correlated with wealth an
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by idoby 6y ago
In all multiple-framebuffer capable hardware platforms I know of, there's a pointer to the FB involved (in the case you describe, an address-bearing register). Otherwise a copy is required into a hardcoded address or physical memory, a
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by idoby 6y ago
Is "page-flipping" basically double buffering or am I missing something?
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Consider that you may be in the wrong career. Ask yourself: what is the thing you're ready to charge at? What is top of mind for you?
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> we’ve been doing education research that’s never reached practical deployment for 50 years since; why not build a lot more great K-12 schools using everything we now know? Because in 2020, education is credentialism. Every one of my fr
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They should just make 50% the new 100% and then let you "supercharge" to 150% when you need to. I'm kind of surprised Apple hasn't done this already.
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Those are standardized named generated by ld, derived from the file name (in this case "quine", which is treated by the author both as C source and a binary data file). I bet there's a CLI switch to change the defaults.
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I used to have this automated as part of a makefile, so I'd say yes.
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Edge cases in the API (can pass null etc) and throwing an exception on programming errors are smells for me. I would model it this way: oathContract = power.witnessOath(declaration, curse); or in the case of a Christian power (which ISA Jew
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I know plenty of people whose mental health was damaged in the office by spending all day with people who don't care about each other. In the best case, they'll be cordial and professional. The worse cases are much worse. And they
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Yes. You're welcome.
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by idoby 6y ago
Very cool. Thanks!
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by idoby 6y ago
Those are not the only two options, you know...
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Obvious? No, and even less straightforward. Personally I think it's a good thing both kinds of tools exist, because each dev/team/project has different needs and different sensibilities. Personally, I prefer my configuration
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by idoby 6y ago
Can we please have more information about this? And better pictures?
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by idoby 7y ago
Well, using general Turing-complete code languages for infra and config vs specialized templates/languages is a legit point of contention in the industry right now, although judging by the style, GP isn't considering the pros and
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Why would I laugh? I've done a lot of C programming over the years and I still consider it one of the most elegant languages I've had the opportunity to work with. With the right skillset, you can be as productive as a programmer
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by idoby 7y ago
This is very cool and seems useful. I've been meaning to do something like this for years. Thanks!

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