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by jcbeard 11y ago
If you use VM's for this sort of thing, having images laying around like: https://security-onion-solutions.github.io/security-onion/ gives you most of the tools you'd need (wireshark, scapy, etc. in one place
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The David vs. Goliath Story of Parallel Computing(medium.com)
4 points by jcbeard 11y ago|0 comments
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Turtles on pogo sticks: a short rant on the myth of secure languages(jonathanbeard.io)
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by jcbeard 11y ago
very cool.
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by jcbeard 11y ago
Here's an old but great reference on the subject: http://www.ccrc.wustl.edu/~roger/papers/cg09.pdf I used to teach digital design, sorting was one of the first topics for FPGA's :)
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by jcbeard 11y ago
Wrote this awhile back on streaming and dataflow: http://www.jonathanbeard.io/blog/2015/09/19/streaming-and-da... There are literally hundreds of data-flow streaming implementations. Quite sad that Googl
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by jcbeard 11y ago
ooh, forgot to mention...there's also a fully distributed setup that's coming soon (well, already here...removed b/c I'm re-coding it). The original multi-node (UDP) stack came from a summer research student. It function
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by jcbeard 11y ago
I'm not totally familiar with FF, but reading through their manual and checking out the examples, also using this FastFlow example as a reference ( http://sourceforge.net/p/mc-fastflow/code/HEAD/tree
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by jcbeard 11y ago
thanks for checking out, awesome feedback so far!
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Show HN: RaftLib – Stream Computation library for C++(raftlib.io)
45 points by jcbeard 11y ago|6 comments
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by jcbeard 11y ago
This is awesome, I was just digging through some Oberon literature the other day (well, two weeks ago). Love it!
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Crowd Sourcing a Language (Part 2)(medium.com)
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by jcbeard 11y ago
true...just playing on words. simply adding up CVE stats silly. actually any of these "top 10" vulnerability lists are idiotic. theres a hell of a lot of layers involved in any system from dozens (perhaps hundreds) of sources tha
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by jcbeard 11y ago
Why not just use a group chat client like RocketChat (or similar)? Does it have to be an e-mail client? I suppose you could just use a classic group mailing list...but then you'd have to append the mailing group to each e-mail. There a
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Simplifying Parallel Apps for C++, Parallel Bzip Using RaftLib WithPerf Comparison(medium.com)
4 points by jcbeard 11y ago|1 comments
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by jcbeard 11y ago
So basically the CVE numbers are buggy...and simply adding all a the numbers up doesn't tell the whole story.
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by jcbeard 11y ago
The problem with task lists is that they don't allow for context swapping while keeping track of time. I find that the best way to keep myself busy is by making a list every morning of pressing tasks towards my end goal and spending a
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Markdown to slides – swipe.to(swipe.to)
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Streaming and Dataflow(jonathanbeard.io)
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My Crazy Idea(medium.com)
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Do We Need More Programming Languages and Run-Times?(medium.com)
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by jcbeard 11y ago
It is also often the cast that best intentions lead one to write part 1 but life gets in the way for part 2. I try to tune out feedback that isn't constructive (like a lot of feedback is these days). I wonder if it is (or could become)
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by jcbeard 11y ago
So Java and C# are native code these days?
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by jcbeard 11y ago
Thnx, what part?
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by jcbeard 11y ago
Nope, not a lot of memcpy....mostly zero copy, in-place allocation, etc.. It's now a pet project so the code base is steadily expanding, it's actually a bit in flux (code, not the API) since I'm porting to Windows as well, so