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by jdefr89 13y ago
Another way to look at it is.. So is my professor and he can't tell the difference between when he is on Windows or on a UNIX machine.. :-\
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by jdefr89 13y ago
This concept is really neat not to mention useful. It is sometimes annoying the post on traditional forums like SO and have to wait for a response you may never receive. This makes getting help seem a lot more direct and immediate. Its sort
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by jdefr89 13y ago
He COMPILED the C code into its assembly stage with a gcc option. He probably just looked at the .S file from gcc..
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by jdefr89 13y ago
No fluxbox or openbox??
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by jdefr89 14y ago
I will agree with everything except for two points. The "stop reading code" snippet.. I think its important he continues to read code and mess around, it is what keeps passion alive and influences you. He should start building things on t
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by jdefr89 14y ago
I am currently suffering from a depressive episode. I am diagnosed OCD/ADD/Motor tic disorder... I also am in recovery after an addiction to oxycontin. I must say, reading the news was very sad, but at the same time, I know why he did it. I
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by jdefr89 14y ago
didn't know this hotkey existed.. nice
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by jdefr89 14y ago
this is also common for myself..
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The most common form of coders block for me does not manifest itself in the beginning. It often happens at the very end of a coding session or in the middle. I stare at the screen and blank out on what I was doing, and all the sudden things
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Introduction to Mathematical Thinking(coursera.org)
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by jdefr89 14y ago
Although I appreciate what the article has to say (indeed its true); I think we are having an issue with the reverse with regards to the SMARTS/SKILLS/JOBS sections. Most new computer scientist/engineers these days DON'T KNOW FUNDAMENTALS W
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by jdefr89 14y ago
If you wan't to learn to develop exploits I would read some of these few sources to get started... 1. The Shellcoder's Handbook 2. Hacking: The Art of Exploitation 3. Gray Hat Hacking 4. w00w00 Exploiting Heaps Basically memory exploits all
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by jdefr89 15y ago
This essay really sucks. Everyone attempts to go against common wisdom for the ulterior motive of trying to appear to have further insight into life. This is not creative, not origina, and I certainly don't believe it to be true. The tone o
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by jdefr89 15y ago
Really Cool. What did you build it with?
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by jdefr89 15y ago
A lot of the stuff you read on here can be found in documentation.. Who the hell wants to go back and read all that nonsense?
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by jdefr89 15y ago
I should mention that. Thank you.
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... The point is to use assembly, and a lot of people program in assembly simply for fun.
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by jdefr89 15y ago
Should SQL really be up there?
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Howto: Using Lib-C in assembly programming(jdefr.swippet.com)
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That is just two... Look at all the others who are from such backgrounds
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Ask HN: Will Y Combinator accept you if you don't come from MIT/Stanford/etc...
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by jdefr89 15y ago
localStorage ins't for heavy tasks? It is not meant to replace databases, it is more for a robust capable cookie system.. So your argument doesn't make much sense
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by jdefr89 15y ago
Low-level UNIX system utilities, Exploits/RevEngineering/VXing and a homebrew CPU!
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Amen! I second this.. Finally someone with truth.
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by jdefr89 15y ago
Actually If a person can solve a problem without any previous algorithm theory it shows they can solve problems naturally. Learning algorithms if they wanted wouldn't be a problem. TO many people claim they are so sharp with algos. but cant
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by jdefr89 15y ago
Algorithms aren't really something you can just sit down and bang out. It takes a certain amount of time to do the abstract thinking, put the details on paper, then implement. Coming up with a famous algorithms that we hear of everyday won'
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by jdefr89 15y ago
I am currently on two medications. VyVanse for ADD and Anafranil for OCD. As far as effectiveness, yes the medication is helpful at the beginning. However, after being on it for two years the effect of the drugs wear off and you end up dou
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Ask HN: How many of you use psychostimulants to enhance your productivity
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Suffering from coders block/coder fear.. what do I do?
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A command line /me utility from IRC(jdefr.swippet.com)
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