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by kanzure 13y ago
There's also these: https://github.com/gelstudios/gitfiti https://github.com/will https://github.com/kanzure/streak
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by kanzure 13y ago
They are integers. You increment the integers. The two second version is: wget -m -np http://cdn.optimizely.com/{1..100000000}.js
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by kanzure 13y ago
This looks like a really bad way to find Optimizely's clients. You can just download all of their .js files from their CDN, then parse the domain names.
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by kanzure 13y ago
I have reverse engineered >100 mobile ad networks and have historical mobile ad data going back more than 12 months across the majority of Android and iOS apps. Contact me.
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by kanzure 13y ago
Mobile ad networks are particularly crazy. Source: I have reverse engineered >100 of them.
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by kanzure 13y ago
"By holding down the single button, while powering the device, the Chromecast boots into USB boot mode. USB boot mode looks for a signed image at 0×1000 on the USB drive. When found, the image is passed to the internal crypto hardware
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by kanzure 13y ago
Cool, has anyone put up those glib/chrome bindings anywhere? I would really like to use those. Are they gobject bindings? Does this mean that the glib event loop was combined with the v8 event loop? I see some search results indicate t
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by kanzure 13y ago
No, I haven't found a definitive tutorial or reference (even for webkit). In general, look around for "import gi.repository.webkit" and you will find relevant things. I am not very sure how the other phantomjs developers are
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by kanzure 13y ago
Curious, you use the webserver module in phantomjs, is that right? And that's how you do the inter-process communication? I'm curious how you chose that over websockets, or over HTTP polling from your phantomjs client against a lo
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by kanzure 13y ago
You don't even need phantomjs, really. You can use python + webkitgtk+ through the gobject bindings. The problem with phantomjs is that it's using an old version of webkit from an old version of qtwebkit from qt 4.8, whenever that
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by kanzure 13y ago
Just because your JavaScript interpreter is open source does not mean that its license infects anything that it runs. Nothing about identica vs twitter is about your JavaScript interpreter, in that excerpt.
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by kanzure 13y ago
> How would you then ever modify an existing database? You would use techniques like: https://github.com/soundcloud/large-hadron-migrator """ That is until your tables grow to millions of records. At
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by kanzure 13y ago
Does this mean just Chrome Frame is vanishing, or does it include the features that enable http://code.google.com/p/chromiumembedded/ to exist/work?
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by kanzure 13y ago
Why would you post a screenshot of source code? I don't understand.
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by kanzure 13y ago
> > you need to have a Mac to develop iPhone or OS X apps > This backs up my previous point. Why can't I develop iOS apps on Linux? You can. http://www.saurik.com/id/4
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by kanzure 13y ago
Nothing to hide, everything to lose. IIRC, there's supposed to be a good counter-argument to "nothing to hide" that involves something about privacy being an integral component of maintaining the power balance in a society (o
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by kanzure 13y ago
> you could perhaps measure the level of difficulty of finding your identity Here you go: http://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/security/Towards%20an%20info... http://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers
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by kanzure 13y ago
Haven't we had python in the browser for a while now with pythonwebkit, pywebkitgtk, and the other webkit-native-DOM python bindings?
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by kanzure 13y ago
http://bugseverywhere.org/ does distributed bug tracking.
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by kanzure 13y ago
Here's an animated version: http://diyhpl.us/~bryan/irc/hacker-news/salary-poll/output.g...
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by kanzure 13y ago
Your diligence is commendable. Here, have some snapshot data: http://diyhpl.us/~bryan/irc/hacker-news/salary-poll/2013-05-...
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by kanzure 13y ago
> I selected a random option. Based on my data, you selected one of 100k-109k, 120k-129k, 130k-139k, 200k-209k.
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by kanzure 13y ago
> It's like comparing salaries for similar roles ... just because they're both in the same city. Yes, and there's nothing wrong with that.
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by kanzure 13y ago
Also, you can still read those same newsgroups and those same messages. Might not seem as timely, but whatever.
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by kanzure 13y ago
I was trying to avoid people voting based on "fun bucks" from startups eager to promise you the world. Maybe in future polls it could say "liquid" compensation only, instead of base? Liquid assets would mean cash, or even shares traded on t
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by kanzure 13y ago
> In a vacuum, this number is meaningless. Lucky for us, we're not in a vacuum. We're in a market.
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by kanzure 13y ago
> but the poll choices are in fact surprising. 2/3rds of the options are devoted to salaries between $150k - $300k. You've discovered my secret plot! I even included words to that effect in the description. The other polls literally top
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by kanzure 13y ago
Oh crap, you're right. I like your idea much more than the lame increments I picked. Next time I'll use a logarithm or something.
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Poll: Full-time software engineers in the Bay Area, what's your annual salary?
737 points by kanzure 13y ago|328 comments
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by kanzure 13y ago
Less than 80k.

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