kirab

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   by kirab 10y ago

   Every time I see a new post from hintjens I think: "oh, he's still alive!" and I feel a strange mix of happiness (about him being still alive) and sadness (about his very probable demise) at the same time.
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   by kirab 11y ago

   You could try IQTell, it does have an amazing amount of customizability and filtering options with which you can easily create those current todo lists by context or area for example. It was created for GTD but due to the customizability I
3. 63.▲
   by kirab 11y ago

   I'm really glad that concepts are finally making their way in after such a long time. Concepts make using and developing templates so much more straight-forward and easier to read!
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   by kirab 11y ago

   Location: Solingen (Germany, NRW) Remote: Yes (current job is also remote) Willing to relocate: no Email: kira.backes@nrwsoft.de Technologies: Software Architecture, IT security, C, C++14, Java EE (6 years ago), Java Android, PHP (Magento E
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   A Collection of End-Of-World Scenarios(exitmundi.nl)

   1 points by kirab 11y ago|0 comments
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   by kirab 12y ago

   Maybe D-Bus fulfils the requirements of OP?
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   by kirab 12y ago

   History repeats itself. Same thing happened for Java..
8. 68.▲
   by kirab 12y ago

   The title is wrong. Standard Drawing Library != Standard GUI
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   C++ supports the most programming paradigms of all languages (incl. libraries)(en.wikipedia.org)

   1 points by kirab 12y ago|0 comments
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    by kirab 12y ago

    The sad thing is: This framework isn't really fast. Just by virtue of being C++ nothing gets faster. Have a look at the web framework benchmarks: http://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r9
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    by kirab 12y ago

    It's technically correct, according to the HTTP spec there must be a single "SP" character between the elements in the Request-Line: Request-Line = Method SP Request-URI SP HTTP-Version CRLF Source: http://www.w3
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    by kirab 12y ago

    Btw: The discussion with your friend (about games) is different (i.e. much more interesting) if your friend is female!
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    by kirab 12y ago

    How is BSD less monolithic than systemd?
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    Avoiding ambigious raw pointers [C++](josephmansfield.uk)

    2 points by kirab 12y ago|0 comments
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    by kirab 12y ago

    Code should be written for humans and compiler should optimize the algorithm. If the compiler can't optimize properly then I think one should still write the original algorithm into an adjacent comment. So I would've rather writte
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    by kirab 12y ago

    Well, this also allows powerful actors to inject malicious code into your page. I think they can easily be forced via an NSL to target certain websites or client IPs.
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    by kirab 12y ago

    Would Twitter be allowed to import contacts from Facebook or Google+? AFAIK they disallow the exporting of the social graph to other social networks to lock users into their network.
18. 78.▲
    by kirab 12y ago

    Well, already good performing languages like e.g. C++ (and partially Java) don't need this kind of treatment ;-)
19. 79.▲
    by kirab 12y ago

    Did you completely miss just how much DirectX locked games into the Windows platform?
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    by kirab 12y ago

    Could it be related to this announcement from yesterday: "just yesterday we added the ability to extract cached Truecrypt passphrases from Linux memory dumps." http://volatility-labs.blogspot.de/2014/05/v
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    [Security] Wrong password hash, use this one: $correctPasswordHash(seclists.org)

    1 points by kirab 12y ago|0 comments
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    by kirab 12y ago

    For everyone who designs password rules: Please do not require the password to contain uppercase, lowercase letter, numbers and so on. Because this actually makes passwords statistically easier guessable. The only thing you should require i
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    by kirab 12y ago

    I just can’t find any relationship between the sins of software engineers he enumerates and the "best practices" he referenced in his title. In my experience best practices actually make those sins less probable.
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    by kirab 12y ago

    This is nice. I'm wondering how much our restricted thought environment (x can only be true or false) has hindered our development in the last thousands of years?
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    by kirab 12y ago

    This is actually a big problem for me. I'd like to start a great open source project but then I'd also really like to somewhen get enough money out of it, so I could actually care about it full-time. But this seems rather hard to
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    by kirab 12y ago

    Actually, Buddha figured this out 2500 years ago :) He came to the conclusion that liking and enjoying things is great, you should do it all the time and wanting things will cause grief and you should try to stop wanting things.
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    by kirab 12y ago

    Thanks, I hope this is never needed anywhere, ever.
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    by kirab 12y ago

    What the heck is this? y: ~~~~~Foo
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    by kirab 12y ago

    After reading the article twice I still don't know if he's against or in favor of software design and what exactly this text wants to tell us. Am I the only one?
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    by kirab 12y ago

    In C++14 this got easier. Declaration: struct Kilogram {float v;}; Instantiation: Kilogram x = {1}; or Kilogram x{1};