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by kevinastone 10y ago
Would think jq[0] is more suitable if you're going to install a cli json parser. [0]: https://stedolan.github.io/jq/
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by kevinastone 10y ago
See the Bell-LaPadula Model: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell–LaPadula_model Implemented in secure systems like Trusted Solaris: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trusted_Solaris
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by kevinastone 10y ago
> As a business owner/recruiter, I wanted something with a low entry barrier for my future hirings. Elm has a low entry barrier, the JS ecosystem/fatigue/mess doesn't. This is nonsense. There's a much greater po
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by kevinastone 10y ago
I'm more used to "managed out", but same euphemism.
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by kevinastone 10y ago
Most startups use double trigger acceleration for vesting. The first trigger was the acquisition and the second was the termination (not offered a position). So they would vest their entire equity grant. Of course that implies that the eq
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by kevinastone 10y ago
4 confirmed "saves" since late 2014!! Ignoring the loss of life, according to Wikipedia, the cost of an F-16 is just under $20M. If we consider that two full years, it's earning $40M/year!
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by kevinastone 10y ago
This becomes tough when my passwords are synced via my dropbox account. I need to memorize my app store and dropbox passwords, the rest of "free".
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by kevinastone 10y ago
The facts of the case (as summarized in the article) makes this seem like an obvious case of mistaken identity. Not sure what's noteworthy here.
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by kevinastone 10y ago
Blues News! Man, that takes me back...
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by kevinastone 10y ago
I'm guessing to support company single sign-on. They lookup the domain of your email and then redirect to the correct SSO flow.
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by kevinastone 10y ago
Nuclide (FB's atom based IDE) does this fairly well: https://nuclide.io/docs/features/remote/
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UCSF Nurses Want Someone to Build These Products(medium.com)
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by kevinastone 10y ago
Their logo is a rust colored sprocket. Rust is full of iron/corrosion/oxidation references.
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by kevinastone 10y ago
I think this assumes that people are switching from server-backed sessions to JWT. I'd expect instead that most people (and frameworks now-a-days) use signed cookies instead. Switching to JWT just standardizes that format a bit to al
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by kevinastone 10y ago
Isn't it care-actor? I can't say car-actor without hearing a fake British accent.
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by kevinastone 10y ago
the same reason that SWATing is so effective. The cost of in-action is perceived too great to ignore even the vaguest threat.
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by kevinastone 10y ago
The benchmark (simple echo server) results were right there in the blog post: http://magic.io/blog/uvloop-blazing-fast-python-networking/t...
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by kevinastone 10y ago
I work at one of those major tech companies and we've been out-bid by Uber pretty frequently. Uber pays well above market here in SF.
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by kevinastone 10y ago
that's surprisingly dumb, isn't it? semver.satisfies('7.0.0-rc1', '>=6.0.0') false
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by kevinastone 11y ago
The import ordering is pretty common: https://google.github.io/styleguide/pyguide.html?showone=Imp...
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by kevinastone 11y ago
Why wouldn't the FBI just clone the phone disk contents and crack the encryption on more dedicated systems?
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by kevinastone 11y ago
It's on the google github organization...
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by kevinastone 11y ago
Well this is just splendid!
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by kevinastone 11y ago
Interesting! I've been using Soundcleod[0] for a couple years now which is basically a Fluid-style browser wrapper (with support for media keys). [0]: http://soundcleod.com
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by kevinastone 11y ago
Tweet is now deleted :\
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by kevinastone 11y ago
The challenge is that there's often several open source variants of content extraction, but without the continual commercial support, the often languish after serving the needs of the original creators. Goose[0] for example was a proje
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by kevinastone 11y ago
I'm shocked to think this is a minority opinion. Please give us certificate pinning because this type of interception is completely hostile to the end user.
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by kevinastone 11y ago
I think it's valid to use a more specific parameter for vararg to indicate the type of parameters. for example: def ping(*servers): But please don't deviate from args and kwargs for the generic case (like kw or kargs), it r
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by kevinastone 11y ago
If that method only accepted Cards, that's more confusing and not something visible to a code hinter that will supply the method signature. `*cards` is more explicit when the expected parameter is a variable number of card parameters.
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by kevinastone 11y ago
Because your environment variables can (and should) be defined by a config somewhere, but passing the information via the process environment allows more flexibility than requiring access to a file. Someone said it will elsewhere that env

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