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by leccine 12y ago
I think if you dont understand what clean start means, there is no point having a conversation about this ^.
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by leccine 12y ago
OpenSSL is beyond repair. We need a new clean start, sane design and rock solid implementation with principles and following best practices.
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by leccine 12y ago
You are mixing up registration with registration with real data. You could still register an email address with arbitrary details and after a while you could establish a score that would grant your non-spam status. What you are confused wit
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by leccine 12y ago
Well beyond the CEO is my lawyer and you get gather proof and build a case. She just exploded and left, making accusations nobody can prove. Again, that anonymous post just made it clear that she did not tell half of the story. Just by goin
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by leccine 12y ago
This is an exception and a single case does not prove that all of the companies are like that. There is enough money to bribe anybody. As i said, 50K (or so) is not enough for that.
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by leccine 12y ago
Alright, so I guess her accusations are true. We can't prove it, the auditor says it is not the case, anonymous post says that too. Yet, we need to take her words against many. Simply because she said so.
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by leccine 12y ago
Well you are making variables mutable. This is bad. One of the great features of Erlang and generally any functional programming language is immutability that makes defensive programming unnecessary. I would like to keep that... The rest of
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by leccine 12y ago
First of all, if you have problem with your employment you sit down with your manager or your peers and talk about it. If you can resolve the case right there great if not, escalate. If you still think that they mistreat you, get a lawyer.
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by leccine 12y ago
You know a company hire another companies to perform a check. They usually expect everything ok. Audit comes, it turns out there is a security hole in the software, or your books are off or you threat employees badly. Nobody wants these, ye
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by leccine 12y ago
Wow, this actually makes the rest of the story more clear.
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by leccine 12y ago
Or hiring an outsider to perform a security audit. It never works. Right.
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by leccine 12y ago
GitHub did the right thing and it turns out that Ms. Horvath accusations were without any basis. She not just damaged the gender equality efforts harder for everybody but raised visibility about how hiring females can damage your company&#x
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by leccine 12y ago
What a surprise. Who thought that there is zero legal ground for her accusations...
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by leccine 12y ago
What is the advantage over Erlang? I guess this gives the syntactic sugar on the top of Erlang but I am not sure if this takes away the good parts of the language (pattern matching etc.) as well. Anyways, Erlang has a steep learning curve b
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by leccine 12y ago
It is a trade off. You can purchase a cheap VPN service from thousands of VPN providers and get routed through a US IP. For you, who wants to fill the tax return it is worth it, for those who want to spam the sh*t out of other companies it
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by leccine 12y ago
I believe in IP blacklisting. Why should my business be open to countries like North-Korea or Somali if I don't have anything to do with those? Spam comes from everywhere, but you can get rid of at least 50% by simply dropping traffic
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by leccine 12y ago
How about a PKI system were one or more authorities can sign keys and the email server admins can approve public keys based on its combined score coming from the authorities. Authorities could be universities, engineering organizations and
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by leccine 12y ago
It is not only that but he does not like to organize code in a good way and does not care about security too much either. Pax team was asking him to merge in the security patches to mitigate some of the problems inherited from the monolithi
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by leccine 12y ago
You still can't hit 100% of Earth at once. Co-60 has longer half-time but you still need to distribute it to everywhere and that is very difficult.
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by leccine 12y ago
Well you have to consider the size of that continent. I am not saying it would be 100% unaffected but remote locations like North-West Australia has literary nothing there to attack. Some small towns and that is it.
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by leccine 12y ago
There are not enough nukes luckily. 80% of humanity would be wiped out but remote places like Australia, Siberia and parts of Africa would be unaffected, so in theory humanity could survive. The biggest problem is that potable water would b
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by leccine 12y ago
unlimited PTO is saying that "we would like to give you something that you can't potentially use". the sad reality is that in countries like France or Brazil where you have 30 days, it is actually guaranteed that you can take
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by leccine 12y ago
I hope he does not hit the same way he hits Yemen... :)
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by leccine 12y ago
I have calculated my hourly rate including the money I would get after the IPO with 40USD share price and it came out around 100 USD. This is extremely sad given that I am senior engineer, imagine what somebody in a lower paid position gets
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by leccine 12y ago
Well sorry my buzzword filter removed half of your sentence. :) I understand that engineers can get excited about async and event driven but these mean absolutely nothing to your endusers. I could implement your service with blocking IO and
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by leccine 12y ago
Right, what were they thinking? :)
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by leccine 12y ago
Anybody who comes up with a new "Big Data" solution has to realize that the 90% of the data users are vested deeply in Hadoop and the ecosystem around it. Having tools like PrestoDB, Hive, Shark on the top of HDFS makes it really
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by leccine 12y ago
Executives salaries are always a hot topic in certain countries, not to much in the US though. Swiss people got so upset there is an entire movement limiting the CEO salaries to something sane. http://blogs.reuters.com/great
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by leccine 12y ago
And the cats, don't forget the cats!! http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2012-06/26/google-brain-...
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by leccine 12y ago
This is the 3rd article on HN about GoDaddy being an absolute shit-show. I am curious how long they gonna keep up.

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