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by jffry 13y ago
The script is being served up via rawgithub, which is 503ing. Here's a version with the code pasted straight in: demo 1: http://jsbin.com/UFudExe/1 demo 2: http://jsbin.com/ePidOJe/2
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by jffry 13y ago
Here you go: demo 1: http://jsbin.com/UFudExe/1 demo 2: http://jsbin.com/ePidOJe/2
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by jffry 13y ago
It looks like rawgithub.com is 503-ing. Here's a version of the demos with the JS file pasted straight in: demo 1: http://jsbin.com/UFudExe/1 demo 2: http://jsbin.com/ePidOJe/2
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by jffry 13y ago
The blog post has been updated, and it seems Opera replied to that effect as well: > Hi as I written before "We must be able to review the code in a reasonable manner", you can upload somewhere your not-minified code and give u
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by jffry 13y ago
Rewrite this with Spring and submit a pull request. Reminder: All employees' annual bonus is weighted by MLOC authored in the prior year.
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by jffry 13y ago
His criticism still stands that the JS implementation of (number * number for number in nums) ...is inefficient, and that it could've been translated into much more efficient JS than it was.
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by jffry 13y ago
I don't, but their FAQ says that they will be open-sourcing their code and hardware.
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by jffry 13y ago
I don't work for them, I just read the FAQ at the bottom of TFA: | What's running JavaScript under the hood? | We're currently running a custom-built, real time operating | system on top of a Lua Runtime. Your JavaScr
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by jffry 13y ago
Tessel actually transpiles JavaScript into Lua, which is what is actually running on the device.
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by jffry 13y ago
I think it's fine for rapid prototyping. It has WiFi and is positioned for internet-connected stuff. There are lots of people who use node.js and packages from npm to interface with internet services, so this gives them an easy way i
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by jffry 13y ago
AFAICT the Espruino and Tessel are slightly different. The Espruino's focus seems to be providing an ultracompact, low-power, very simple JS-powered Arduino, which (with physical adapter) could be used with existing Arduino shields.
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by jffry 13y ago
Ah, cool. So I guess I was wrong that a 5k-city solution was infeasible.
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by jffry 13y ago
They (Google) can release new versions of these core services to almost all users immediately, without those users having to wait for their devices' manufacturers to go through the usual testing and shittification (aka "skinning a
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by jffry 13y ago
"What's the shortest route that connects all 5162 locations" AKA Traveling salesman problem? Even with a few hundred cities that would be difficult to find the optimal solution, let alone thousands. You could find a decent t
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by jffry 13y ago
It's a series of tools codifying an opinionated position on web dev workflows. There's a decent description on their homepage at http://yeoman.io/
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by jffry 13y ago
I was surprised that the domains at the top were control-clickable. It would be much more clear if there was just a checkbox below each one so that it's clear they are checkboxes. Idea for display: Make it a table, with words down the
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by jffry 13y ago
It looks really great!
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by jffry 13y ago
Just threw together a test case. X-Frame-Options does seem to mitigate the view-source attack: http://jsfiddle.net/GEynT/2/embedded/result/
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by jffry 13y ago
Here's a test, with this markup: http://jsfiddle.net/GEynT <h1>IFrame, normal</h1> <iframe src="http://www.example.com/"></iframe> <h1>IFrame, vi
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by jffry 13y ago
Would X-Frame-Options:DENY work to mitigate the view-source: attack?
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by jffry 13y ago
A lot of security issues start at one seemingly innocuous little toehold and then use, abuse, and combine the hell out of it to do surprising and obviously-undesirable things with it. That's what I find so beautiful about this sort of
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by jffry 13y ago
This is a fascinating attack. Definitely read the bits on the SVG filter timing attacks. They construct something that allows distinguishing black pixels from white pixels, apply a threshold filter to an iframe, and then read out pixels f
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by jffry 13y ago
Thanks for the clarification!
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by jffry 13y ago
Only if it is legal to do so. In some states, recordings require the knowledge and consent of both parties.
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The 22nd IOCCC is here (International Obfuscated C Coding Contest)(ioccc.org)
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by jffry 13y ago
I haven't read the paper (yet) but thanks for your thorough explanation. I need to go implement a bloom filter to help make them feel less like magic.
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by jffry 13y ago
Hrm, kind of cool, I guess. It's less useful to me because I don't really write much in the way of Python. Markdown has many intercompatible implementations in multiple languages; with the ability to put arbitrary Python code int
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by jffry 13y ago
This is the problem with monopolies. No incentive to provide good service. IF you haven't already, start documenting your interactions with them. Take a note of each call, who you spoke with, and the specific numbers/things they
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by jffry 13y ago
Could you tell me a little bit more about you guys? Like, what do you do? Why should I give you my phone number? Why not just get an email?
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by jffry 13y ago
His FAQ page says the data is refreshed every 24 hours. > whois namemonk.com ... Creation date: 13 Jul 2013 03:26:00 Expiration date: 13 Jul 2014 03:26:00

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