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by julie1 12y ago
I would be strongly relieved learning he failed his PhD in security: his article is a pure FUD. Why secrets are needed? Because secrets are unpredictable and thus are the signature of a common knowledge that cannot be guessed when checked a
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by julie1 12y ago
PS Feynman biography makes the same statement about the irruption of this fashion of teaching «mathématiques fondamentales» in the US system. It seems have been part of the fuel about the cargo cult science essay (What is science?)
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by julie1 12y ago
In the Gleick's book about complex system the author proposes a theory of why Bourbaki (the collective behind the plague called «mathématiques fondamentales») was structured: it is mainly a question of ego. Poincaré was said to not ack
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by julie1 12y ago
We are getting paid peanuts compared to the unfair captation of our values through Intellectual Property. Let me be clear: we are undervalued by our companies, and overvalued when sold to the customers. Have you looked at apples/google
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by julie1 12y ago
People are not tired of this kind of FUD? Whatever you do good devs are a limited resource, and all that is made to try to walk around the problem worsen it: - outsourcing ? => You have to compensate in supervision and you lose in qualit
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by julie1 12y ago
42 happily being a grunt dev (front/back in web) ... after being consultant, project manager, my own boss, sysadmin and failing quite some times. I sometimes wish to do something real for improving humanity well being, but all my attem
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by julie1 12y ago
1) there is still no explanatation for the rational of doing so, and the origin of the black out ! 2) there is still no valid reason to add a useless point of failure. 3) talking about security, the continuity of service is AS important a
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by julie1 12y ago
http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596001735.do chapter 7. Don't focus on the Perl language, just on their best practices for documentation. the guideline in terms of content are totally relevant for any language
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by julie1 12y ago
printer are bloatware. Old men recipe: new corporate printer tends to have a lpd daemon running accepting postscript (60%). Use rlpr and send your file directly bypassing the spooler. nmap on ldp port my help.
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by julie1 12y ago
So an ENV is a dict string => string with this feature we have a dict that point to functions. Basically it is an object. It could even has been used for passing structured data with their own functional compiler. Or objects with statele
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by julie1 12y ago
SSL certs are an untrusty ransom based on the tyranny of bad UI. FF, and chrome and IE are totally ok with login/pass passing in clear over http, which is wrong. But when you don't have a certificate signed with by one of the roo
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by julie1 12y ago
My parents could go on vacation, enjoy life and come back from work with a clear break. I am to be a coder, whose dreams are constantly polluted by solving work problem, uncertain of my future, hardly going on vacations, and I should see a
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by julie1 12y ago
He is talking about lutherianism and calvinism (scnadinavia, north germany, early «pilgrims»). And this is an essay about capitalism and protestantism that can be paradoxal (how believing in predestination makes you fight against the odds).
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by julie1 12y ago
just for the record there are some serious critics of oauth http://hueniverse.com/2012/07/26/oauth-2-0-and-the-road-to-h... I find jwt a tinge too complex. On the other hand no solution for unified AAA exists
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by julie1 12y ago
Ethic. First. People constructing are accountable for being able to build on time (announcing fair informations). Constructing/building a product (not only coding) require the most accurate information possible and accountability. Peop
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by julie1 12y ago
NAT may kill kittens, but IPv6 is killing polar bears massively. I recommend the lecture of this: https://www.nanog.org/meetings/nanog46/presentations/Sunday/... (deployment document of ipv6) then procee
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by julie1 12y ago
The bigger the burn in, the bigger the burn out. The more often the burn in, the bigger the burn out. If you think burnn-outs are cool, I can package you all of mine with their consequences in a small box and I can send them to you by mail.
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by julie1 12y ago
Well, it 48 hours a week vs 60 jours is the secret of the success of british & USA vs Germany during WWI : * WWI = death by explosive * over work == more defaults => more of your soldiers killed less of theirs, more money spent * so
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by julie1 12y ago
If you don't rant how do you learn from your mistakes? It makes you reconsider what went wrong like The Mythical Man's Month (tools considered harmful aka silver bullets) by F Brooks the project manager that nearly killed IBM and
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by julie1 12y ago
Life sux. And being a nice person with good intentions does not mean you are unlikely to do no harm to anyone. That is the major reason why I first learnt to avoid «charismatic/nice» employers; I was fed up of being f*cked in the ass n
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by julie1 12y ago
Well I love SqlAlchemy, and DBIx::Class I also like true RDBMS. The most important feature of R dbMs is the Relationships for me and the «on delete/on update» combined with FKI and constraint. It makes possible to have complex in rela
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by julie1 12y ago
Well, knowledge does not jump from written media to brain, else, everyone would be doing their own molotov cocktail (I still prefer the Joliot-Curie), TNT (pretty easy, we learnt it at school while doing mono nitration of toluene), nuclear
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by julie1 12y ago
I think you are right that the situation is so polarized it seems impossible to fix. And every one is indeed distrusting everyone on a per community basis (sex, sexuality, money, culture, religion...) with so many communities that they even
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by julie1 12y ago
Sorry, at the time my ancestor Isaac Aaron asked for the freedom of religion for the jewish people in Sweden, I think he did not quite care what was the politically correct way of saying jews had no right to practice their religion. And I d
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by julie1 12y ago
It has been studied: http://www.cnrs.fr/inshs/recherche/facies.htm Criteria by order of importance: colour of skins mainly, sex, dressing.
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by julie1 12y ago
It depends of your health and your sleep quality. In good condition I exactly say like jos82. When in pain (I have a back neck pain killing me since 2 weeks and it seems related to my working position) It is unsustainbale to focus even on o
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by julie1 12y ago
The first asset for publishing is reputation and credibility. People do publish http://www.bondyblog.fr/ (bondy are not the only one, but the most famous). And they show the positive side of our place: creativity, openness,
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by julie1 12y ago
Well, I am not sure what very rich are. I am quite not sure of the definition of rich. Let's say privileged people. For instance, if you want to have degree in order to practice accountability or being a pharmacist, or being notaire, o
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by julie1 12y ago
They do different crimes, but not all crimes are not sanctionned the same. For all day life crime, if you are kid from a «famous person» you can try to get off the hook by invoking your relationships. (Jean Pierre Pernaud's kid (a famo
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by julie1 12y ago
In fact, we «banlieusards» from Paris have a tendency to consider ourselves as «THE» banlieue. The most emblematic one. But most big cities have one of their own. Marseilles, Lyon and Lille have theirs.

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