lclarkmichalek

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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
I think https://www.facebook.com/ads/archive/ might do what you want. You can also view the ads that individual pages run if you go to their pages (it's under the 'Info and Ads' tab) (I work for FB)
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
I'm clearly a terrible person, but I read the reveal and immediately thought "But X isn't funny enough to be horse_js!"
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
My diary: alias today='vim ~/notes/$(TS="Europe/London" date +%Y-%m-%d).txt'
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
pity it's blockchain based
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/mar/14/facebook-bans-... They got banned a while back, not relating to this specific advert.
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
I think he's more saying that Nexus 5 is not secure going forwards because the firmware for the hardware is not getting updates. I can't see any reference to specific vulnerabilities, but when a platform is complex they're bo
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
From https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/algorithm/iota : > The function is named after the integer function ⍳ from the programming language APL. The article spends a lot of time talking about how a lot of th
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
> Ready to commit? Whoops, another team made a bunch of commits to their project, and you need to rebase your project before you can commit. (I'm having flashbacks to Clearcase already.) If they merge cleanly, it's not an issue
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
It's entirely possible, and repositories like https://github.com/facebook/fbthrift/ are an example of an open source project that is synced commit for commit with a private monorepo. It just requires some too
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
I think London has a greater ridership (5m tube, 6m bus) than NY (5m subway, 3m bus - http://web.mta.info/nyct/facts/ridership/ ). Buses really are the secret to how London gets around.
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
Wow, I didn't know the gender gap in primary and secondary education had closed so much. That's incredible.
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
They'll also reset it if you have the ssh private key for one of the public keys you've registered on the site
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
Author names: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Introduction_to_Algorithms
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
Easiest way to not get an offer is to be an ass in the soft skills interview.
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
CLRS is solid.
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
Is it? Apple stores Chinese customer's iCloud keys in Chinese data centers run by a state owned company. https://techcrunch.com/2018/07/17/apples-icloud-user-data-in...
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
AD and similar things def help, but it's still hard, especially once your deployment gets big or complicated - at the last place I worked we had tons of linux hosts + google cloud load balancers + aws load balancers + a tiny AD domain
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
You might/should rotate the leaf keys regularly, but root keys are a massive pain to rotate (when you change a root key, you need to reprovision the corresponding cert onto every machine, as they're the root of trust for your PKI)
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
In my experience, that's not usually a requirement. From an implementation perspective, you just say 'this certificate is the root' and trust it explicitly without needing access to the key on the HSM. From a security perspec
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
I think that's a couple of years old. If you want more modern info, I think https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME4RhxwPO5A (skip to about 8m30) is pretty good, as is https://code.fb.com/open-source/li
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
Facebook also use it on millions of machines.
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
Hence Fargate
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
I'm really surprised LSM trees didn't get more commentary. 'All are targeted at server workloads' - sure, but they're also incredibly popular and appear to be as close to the 'one-size-fits-all solution for sto
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
God bless Kees Cook
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
Then what are you saying?
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
Given that all of Facebook's repository's are hg based, I think it's fair to say that is pretty mature for large team use cases
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
If you click the three dots on the top right of an ad in the newsfeed, you should be able to press 'Why am I seeing this' to see an explanation of the targeting for an ad. I can see one on my newsfeed that says: > One reason yo
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
This seems kinda tangential to the article, which does not even begin to touch on why of those issues.
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
Scribe doesn't really make decisions about that, it doesn't store checkpoints for readers. Readers are commonly more-than-once.
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by lclarkmichalek 8y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2017/5/3/15537000/whatsapp-stories-... More than snapchat, in 2017.

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