kootling

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   by kootling 6y ago

   Interesting but I don't think anyone would use it.
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   JIT Compiler with On-Stack Replacement(cs.cornell.edu)

   2 points by kootling 6y ago|2 comments
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   by kootling 6y ago

   > For a period in 1987, Norsk Data was the second largest company by stock value in Norway, second only to Norsk Hydro, and employed over 4,500 people. Interesting that a computer manufacturer was the second biggest company in Norway in
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   by kootling 6y ago

   > I think startups could certainly offer bug bounties. It is a nice gesture, and more importantly, platforms like HackerOne provide researchers a legal path to the disclosure of vulnerabilities. Unfortunately most startups are obsessed w
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   by kootling 6y ago

   Honestly I'm somewhat okay with companies collecting user data. They should just make it easy to opt-out of data collection and to delete all my data (i.e., "right to be forgotten").
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   by kootling 6y ago

   I don't get this. Aren't protocols basically interfaces? So the argument is "Start writing an interface, not a class?" Isn't this common knowledge? This is stuff you learn in programming 101. (I'm not trying to
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   by kootling 6y ago

   Main point of the article (quoted): > In 2017, Tim Cook came as close as he ever has to publicly addressing the issue. "In the US," he said, "you could have a meeting of tooling engineers, and I'm not sure you could f