jnazario

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by jnazario 15y ago
a couple of things. first, egor's actions are a good example of the "full disclosure" debate that's been around for a long, long time. some pointers: http://www.schneier.com/crypto-gram-0111.html http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/200
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Android becomes the most popular Mobile Web Browser(teknobites.com)
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[Inc Magazine] Norm Brodsky on the New Breed of Entrepreneur(inc.com)
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SIGKDD 2011 Conference -- Day 1 (Graph Mining and David Blei/Topic Models)(bytemining.com)
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On why i haven't written another tech book(plus.google.com)
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by jnazario 15y ago
i whole heartedly agree, participate in one or more OSS projects. then, as your hiring manager, i can see your code, your interactions with people (bugfixes, code reviews, etc), and your interests. plus you'll learn a whole lot, meet people
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by jnazario 15y ago
linus is notoriously opposed to security, calling the security community various names over the years. the capabilities exposed by the kernel have direct impact on userland. if security isn't a priority for linus and is left to third partie
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by jnazario 15y ago
use it on servers at work, it's gotten horribly confusing in terms of configs. real scary, inconsistent mess. i don't use it as my primary machine or dev machine any more. i'd say i'm pretty up to date with it (and alternatives) and still d
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by jnazario 15y ago
every now and then linus peeks in at what passes for linux, freaks out, gets pissed off at the state of things, vents, and everyone chimes in. so i'll chime in. this is what you get when you are laissez-faire about how things operate in the
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by jnazario 15y ago
a book bell labs' innovations already exists, "three degrees above zero" by jeremy bernstein. highly recommended. i have a copy i got used off of amazon, but here it is for preview in google books. http://books.google.com/books?id=N6s8AAAA
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by jnazario 15y ago
ahh ok. schools are pretty good at that, but i bet you knew that. here's a coaching service (which, of course, costs money): http://www.aliventures.com/coaching/ i found that one by googling for "writer coaching service -resume" (the last
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by jnazario 15y ago
text summarization is a service, a few places offer it, like summly. you can also build it using libOts, for example.
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"moneyball" in hiring software engineers (plus.google.com)
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Playing trivia in Python(plus.google.com)
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The MegaUpload Shutdown Effect(ddos.arbornetworks.com)
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by jnazario 15y ago
update: symantec's claiming more source code stolen, now, in a corporate breach. http://www.scmagazine.com/more-source-code-stolen-says-syman... http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Security/Symantec-Confirms-Source-C... http://news.techworld.com/
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by jnazario 15y ago
last i saw symantec is saying this is old code: http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/247376/symante... and not currently running products: '"Symantec can confirm that a segment of its source code used in two of our older enterpri
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by jnazario 15y ago
i can imagine that some online services are doing the same thing, or at least hoping for the same effect: users who pay a subscription fee but don't use it. of course, when they do, if they didn't expect it and can't afford to scale they go
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by jnazario 15y ago
in terms of tools that may power some of the clones out there, in looking around i see this one: https://github.com/antirez/lamernews which powers a couple of sites. this one's demo site seems down: https://github.com/jaekwon/YCatalyst
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by jnazario 15y ago
neat, i had an idea along those lines recently but never bothered to implement it. basically directory-aware environmental bits. in short i got sick of django's use of env vars for key features, and wanted to have those set only when i'm in
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by jnazario 15y ago
had a look at the code (specifically version 1.0). a couple of comments. first it's not bad! much better code than when i was your age. second, you have a huge assumption, i think, at line 73 where your code has "repo_age = int(time.time())
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by jnazario 15y ago
neat idea. i whipped up a version in python (and for svn, our scm of choice) and plowed through some codebases. i mimic igrigorik's ruby/git version's output (it's very usable). the code's up here: http://monkey.org/~jose/blog//viewpage.ph