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by lgas 9y ago
Speaking as someone who checked the security of quite a few colleges in the 90s, I can say that for the most part, almost no one then had any idea that security was even a thing. So if they really were somehow better in the 80s it didn&#x2
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by lgas 9y ago
That's what I'm saying -- you're not a bully.
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by lgas 9y ago
I don't know the history, that's what I was asking. I googled before I asked but everything I could find seemed relatively split with many sources implicitly or explicitly referring to him as a genius.
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by lgas 9y ago
Why?
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by lgas 9y ago
I don't know, I think they mean the same thing, but "getting old" has the connotation that it's towards the end of your life. That is, a baby is constantly aging into a slightly older baby, but it's not getting old
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by lgas 9y ago
> You wouldn't mean software developer, would you? Of course they mean software developer, because this is a forum for software developers. I wouldn't show up on a site for property, product, or marketing campaign developers a
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by lgas 9y ago
If (let's say) only 10% of boot camp developers went on to get a development job, and that's roughly the 10% that still reads HN, then they're all going to answer "Yes, I feel that the bootcamp prepared me for the job I
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by lgas 9y ago
Utility is necessarily subjective. Presumably the anonymous donor decided the best way to maximize their utility was giving it to MIT.
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by lgas 9y ago
DBVisualizer has a setting that lets you designate different color schemes for different databases. It's saved me more than once.
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by lgas 9y ago
We don't have lines or line managers, so I guess we'll have to figure something else out.
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by lgas 9y ago
Unless there's a non-JS src link, or a non-CSS link tag, or an xml:base attribute, or an area element with an href attribute, or... you get the idea.
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by lgas 9y ago
Not really. Bullies have something specific going on. They are trying to hurt people. Many average people get excited when they talk about a subject they are passionate about and enter into a state entirely unlike any bullying I've
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by lgas 9y ago
...with only 10+ high-CPU large machines.
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by lgas 9y ago
Skilled relative to... ...most of the population? Yes. ...John Carmack? No.
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by lgas 9y ago
Probably better to wait to ask for the permission until someone is attempting an operation that requires that permission.
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by lgas 9y ago
30 year old men do not very often prefer 65 year old women.
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by lgas 9y ago
Very nice.
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by lgas 9y ago
I didn't expect similar execution time between them, not sure where you got that idea.
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by lgas 9y ago
In addition to the other solutions mentioned, Apache Samza[0] lands somewhere in that neighborhood. [0]: https://www.confluent.io/blog/turning-the-database-inside-ou...
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by lgas 9y ago
I was playing around a little more and I noticed that stack sets the following ghc-options by default: -threaded -rtsopts -with-rtsopts=-N which I assumed explained some of the speedup, so I disabled them and got a reduction to 99%
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by lgas 9y ago
I tried to do some quick benchmarks: % make hs Results: [25872791,24253954,21258158] make hs 6.53s user 3.99s system 245% cpu 4.282 total % make py 24029582 25343914 20814678 make py 22.37s user 0.11s sy
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by lgas 9y ago
Why discount outsourcing? The book "The E-Myth" argues that you absolutely should outsource everything but your core competency. (And "The 4-hour work week" would argue you should outsource that too) Does outsourcing so
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by lgas 9y ago
I think what you want is: (from 2010 (take 8 (phil-hagelberg)))
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by lgas 9y ago
I don't understand the desire to assume other people's interpretations are the results of them desiring to interpret things that way rather than having just interpreted them that way naturally.
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by lgas 9y ago
Having an account tied to the execution of the code does nothing to help with security. I can still register with a bogus email account and then run code anonymously. This doesn't inconvenience attackers, only legit users.
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by lgas 9y ago
I was referring to you, the individual as being the decision maker. If you are irrational there's nothing I can do to help you. The reason we should want to believe true beliefs is the same reason we should want to not be irrational.
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by lgas 9y ago
The value in having (true) beliefs comes in being able to predict the future more accurately and therefore make better decisions.
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by lgas 9y ago
Possibly because many people use their software and are very happy with it without running into those issues and addressing them would be a tremendous amount of work.
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by lgas 9y ago
What would be the benefit of signing content instead of hashes?
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by lgas 9y ago
I suspect the vast majority of software development organizations do not do code reviews, so you're already in the minority.

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