kyberias

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by kyberias 7y ago
What is the modern use case for byte code obfuscation? It cannot provide any strong protection against reverse engineering, so what's the point?
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by kyberias 7y ago
Sonos speaker owner here. Has there been any efforts in reverse engineering how the devices work and having an open source firmware?
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by kyberias 7y ago
Care to elaborate? I've been happily using async/await in C# without realizing how bad it is. It seems great, but maybe I don't just know enough. What should I know?
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by kyberias 7y ago
Now I'm sure they put that snowflake there for that exact reason. Brilliant.
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by kyberias 7y ago
> Every person who felt the need to comment and create github issues (and even write spam bots to do so!) about a santa hat being removed is not a person that should be trusted with any sort of responsibility or employment in the softwar
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by kyberias 7y ago
Microsoft went full-blown Seinfeld with this. Let's just do Festivus then!
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by kyberias 7y ago
Check out the black-hole diode on page 362.
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by kyberias 7y ago
That issue has a article about "building your own Turing machine".
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by kyberias 7y ago
What "audit" are we talking about here, though?
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by kyberias 7y ago
People really talk about careers after three years in a field?
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by kyberias 7y ago
I don't consider any of those to be advertising. But that's just me. I accept that they are ads for other people.
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by kyberias 7y ago
I've been using most Windows 10 versions. At home and at work. Currently this Windows is 1903. I live in Europe. No really, I want to understand how ads are shown on Windows on some people since I haven't seen them myself and the
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by kyberias 7y ago
Can you elaborate? I have been using Windows 10 for years on multiple computers and yet to see a single ad. I haven't taken any steps to disable them either.
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by kyberias 7y ago
> Just because you can do $PROFESSION doesn't make you above average in intelligence. That was never claimed but a different claim: FACT: The groups of people that work in certain professions definitely have _average_ differences in
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by kyberias 7y ago
I think it's purely software translation from x64 -> ARM.
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by kyberias 7y ago
Much better! Thank you.
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by kyberias 7y ago
Yes! Why can't OOP language editors (IDE) simply represent the source code of classes, interfaces and other type definitions as they are without even revealing anything about the files they reside in? The technical detail of source cod
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by kyberias 7y ago
If you can't give clear advice on commenting, please don't give such advice.
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by kyberias 7y ago
Multiple files also seems like a problem for IDEs to solve, not programmers.
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by kyberias 7y ago
> A NoSQL database brings with it an entirely different approach to your data NoSQL has no specific definition, so no it doesn't necessarily bring anything different. > the core of every software system is its data. That doesn&#x
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by kyberias 7y ago
> If you want a job done find the busiest person you know and give them an extra job. This is because the reason they are busy is that lot's of people want them to do things because they are good at doing things and that's why
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by kyberias 7y ago
For an implementation detail (selection of database technology) to have such an effect to an organization may be a sign of defective software architecture. How to design the software so that these kinds of changes can be made late and they
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by kyberias 7y ago
What is an aggressive PR reviewer? Uses a lot of swear words?
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by kyberias 7y ago
Purely on image data.
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by kyberias 7y ago
> There’s nothing wrong with savoring a win, but players who gloat over successes tend to be the engineers who have trouble interacting with and leading teammates later on. Is this based on ANYTHING?
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by kyberias 7y ago
But... they do refer to that.
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by kyberias 7y ago
What "techie way" of describing the place in Windows that is labeled "Add or remove programs" would you accept?
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by kyberias 7y ago
I think this email thread went public at the time of the court case.
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by kyberias 7y ago
Just because you could Shut down thru Start-menu doesn't mean it was not meant to start things. That definitely has always been it's purpose.
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by kyberias 7y ago
>> I don't want your entire life story in my commit log. >Then I never want to work with you ever (or any code base you ever touched) because of your laziness... What an incredibly aggressive response.

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