jtchang

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   by jtchang 8y ago

   It's interesting how we've really entered the era of side channel attacks and vulnerabilities. We're seeing this with the meltdown bugs (speculative execution is a kind of side channel) and now we are seeing stuff where even
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   Is anyone else having GitHub issues with things not updating?

   1 points by jtchang 8y ago|0 comments
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   by jtchang 8y ago

   Do you get enough power/amps to host 40 dual E5 systems?
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   by jtchang 8y ago

   For anyone thinking about picking up Django and is worried about the framework being obsolete I encourage you to take a look. Django is fantastic. I've worked with it for a number of years now and it can really help in the early stages
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   by jtchang 8y ago

   Keep in mind that Google IMAP could mean Google Apps compatibility. And a good number of orgs use Google Apps.
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   by jtchang 8y ago

   Out of curiosity how are the investing it in? Going back and starting businesses or sending money?
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   by jtchang 8y ago

   This looks a lot like SQLAlchemy.
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   by jtchang 8y ago

   It's actually pretty trivial. Getting the right parameters for the load will be hard and making sure you are loading it properly. Think about DDOS attacks. Generating the load is rarely the issue.
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   by jtchang 8y ago

   Well it is cheaper to change the direction of the door than it is to demolish and rebuild the hotel.
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    by jtchang 8y ago

    Hopefully Amazon will be able to get rid of express scripts. They are the ultimate middleman sucking both pharmaceutical companies and consumers dry.
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    by jtchang 8y ago

    One of the things that makes me sad is there is no project even remotely close comparable to Django for say Golang or Scala. I love the fact that you get an admin interface out of the box. And tons of documentation. The views/template
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    by jtchang 8y ago

    > The percentage of volume on your account that has been disputed (you are currently 44.82%) Holy. ANY payment process will drop you after something like this. A botched purchase of another company doesn't relieve you of any of the
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    by jtchang 8y ago

    Out of curiosity why is engineering live cells at scale impossible? Is it because there is a huge probability that things will go wrong? Is it logistically and technically more difficult than manufacturing say a microprocessor? Almost every
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    Lemonade open sources their insurance policy on GitHub(github.com)

    1 points by jtchang 8y ago|0 comments
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    by jtchang 8y ago

    Man I bet their JIRA project issue bug counters are in the tens of thousands at this point.
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    by jtchang 8y ago

    I love to learn more about what you guys do! Is there a good way to get in touch with you guys or help out?
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    by jtchang 8y ago

    Up till the middle of the article the arguments could be made either way (if we were somehow in a parallel universe and 75% of the CS workforce were females). The part that got me thinking was whether CS is less social compared to other ind
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    by jtchang 8y ago

    I'm surprised there is no mention of all the downsides of JWT. It's good if you need to scale infinitely but a total pain if you ever have to invalidate specific tokens.
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    by jtchang 8y ago

    I'd be glad to do a quick mock interview and try to give you some advice. I've done a lot of hiring with various startups.
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    by jtchang 8y ago

    I love the XML question (whether your app does stuff with XML). There have historically been some big security holes when parsing XML that it is a security code smell now if you are working with it (especially in lower level languages like
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    by jtchang 8y ago

    Hey yeah! I recently have been camping and realized it's really hard to get campsites. Would love to check it out. E-mail in my profile.
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    by jtchang 8y ago

    IP transit is pretty cheap and is expected to continue to fall in the future. For example here: http://henet.p2knowledgebase.com/view/short_post/WnL8B You are looking at 1Gbps-on-GigE of $380/mo. You can run
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    by jtchang 8y ago

    I wonder how long a simple grep over a 200MB file takes on linux. I guess if you put the 200MB file on a ramdisk then you could easily do it from memory. That would be my first and dirty approach.
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    by jtchang 8y ago

    What is your product?
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    by jtchang 8y ago

    It's crazy what you can do with such little power. Basically these cameras need no power at all.
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    by jtchang 8y ago

    What if the number of boxes are even? Or do you get around this by not deploying an uneven number of boxes?
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    by jtchang 8y ago

    I just watched the demo of 5 machines and 2 getting unplugged. The remaining 3 can form a quorum. What happens if it was 3 and 3? Do they both form quorums?
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    by jtchang 9y ago

    I love this article. Quickly breaks down the types of debt.
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    by jtchang 9y ago

    This about as good a bug report as you can file. Can't wait to see Tesla close the issue in Jira with a "Cannot reproduce."
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    by jtchang 9y ago

    Just a random thought but maybe you are more interested in data loss from the customer perspective? If a value is wrong it might be considered "loss"