juliend2

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by juliend2 6y ago
I think the "Code Complexity" metric should have been named "Code Simplicity" for the sake of understanding those graphs. Regardless, I think it's interesting to visualize those aspects of software security in this
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The Shape of Software Security(cyber-itl.org)
1 points by juliend2 6y ago|1 comments
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by juliend2 6y ago
> [1]: https://xkcd.com/1782/ That made me LOL so loud. Thanks for your very thoughtful response. Appreciated.
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by juliend2 6y ago
Maybe a fun side project I did in Python a while back: a small source-to-source transpiler. I find it beautiful for the simple fact that it feels idiomatic and good python code, based on some inspiration I got from other (senior) codebases
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by juliend2 6y ago
Are there any startup or community out there who are still using IRC? If so, what are the reasons? I wonder what are the advantages of that over newer technologies like Slack, Discord, or even XMPP.
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by juliend2 6y ago
I know it's not as usable for visually impaired people, but I kinda like those that ask you to drag a piece of puzzle on an image : https://github.com/ArgoZhang/SliderCaptcha
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by juliend2 6y ago
It means: .1{width:5%} .3{width:22%} .4{width:30%} .5{width:40%} .2{width:15%} It's an escape sequence that lets you have non-alphabetic characters to start a CSS selector. See this for more examples: https:&#
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by juliend2 6y ago
It looks like Anki cards. I also value spaced repetition to help me store valuable facts in my long term memory. I personally use my Todoist for that (Project called "Anki" where every todo is a question and the answer is in the c
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by juliend2 7y ago
> YOU HAVE TO HURT OTHERS TO BE EXTRAORDINARY I wonder what he meant by that.
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by juliend2 7y ago
I recently used Zapier to integrate with a few APIs and the ability to plug in your own code ( https://zapier.com/help/create/code-webhooks/use-javascript-... ) was useful. And it was certainly less brain-dema
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by juliend2 7y ago
I use several tools, but I try to keep the following system: The main (top level) groups are: * Personal (finances, insurances, gov, health, personal interests, etc) * Work * Church (I'm volunteering for some church-related projects, I
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by juliend2 7y ago
I don't know exactly what is the main security issue right now, but as I understand it, it's mostly related to this: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/zoom-lets-att... (on Windows). The wind
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by juliend2 7y ago
I used to design for print media as well as for web, and I can say that Affinity Designer does both really well. So it's more than just an Adobe XD, Sketch or Figma replacement (web UI design). For more than a year now, I no longer nee
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by juliend2 7y ago
If using PHP the way it was initially meant to be used (i.e. includes, variables, and helper functions where it makes sense, etc.), then it doesn't need to be 100% static in the way the author is suggesting, to be orders of magnitude m
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by juliend2 7y ago
I see no spam mitigation measure (captcha, honeypot). Am I missing something?
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by juliend2 7y ago
If the parent node shows the SUM of all its child's cost, you can better visualize the cost. And for the edge nodes, let's say I use the "cost" field to determine the cognitive cost for any given task, I can more easily
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by juliend2 7y ago
It would be great to add an RSS feed.
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by juliend2 7y ago
How about just using bootstrap? Or is there some inherently difficult UI component that you need to get just right (without a UI toolkit) for the MVP to be _good enough_ for proving the market?
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by juliend2 7y ago
I agree. Prolog seem pretty good for tersely writing predicates in a natural/human way.
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Ask HN: What are the PL features that would get the most out of the human brain?
8 points by juliend2 7y ago|4 comments
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by juliend2 7y ago
The "skill tree" image seem like a good mental model[1] for learning. [1] https://fs.blog/mental-models/
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by juliend2 7y ago
Failed project: The Daily Wordpress Reference[1] I wanted to give an easy way for people to learn the intimidating WordPress API[2], bit by bit, every morning, in their email. It failed because monetization was an afterthought. Even though
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by juliend2 7y ago
I wish there was a canadian version of this.
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Spam HN: Learn how to build WordPress Plugins (online class)(statusmachine.com)
1 points by juliend2 7y ago|0 comments
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by juliend2 7y ago
I would say the Telegraph. In the book [CODE: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Softwar]( https://www.amazon.com/Code-Language-Computer-Hardware-Softw... ), Charles Petzold talks about how it's foundational to
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by juliend2 7y ago
> tracking these changes with GIT works better That's actually the main selling point I am seeing here. Is there are any better format (apart from yaml maybe?) to collaborate on datasets, that can also immediately be used with code?
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by juliend2 7y ago
I think the app is more a solution for organizing your thoughts rather than capturing them when they come. But I agree that something should be done in that regards.
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by juliend2 7y ago
It's called the Method of loci: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Method_of_loci Another term for that is the "memory palace". BTW, I wonder if anyone here in HN used it to learn significant things using thi
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by juliend2 7y ago
You mean this? https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/styles/width_12/... Yeah, that's pretty Matrix-like.
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by juliend2 7y ago
Congrats for doing this! Regarding this: > There should be no problems with running on a publicly-accessible server [...] Looking at the https://github.com/jarmo/secrets-web source code, I don't see any place w

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