mrich

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by mrich 7y ago
The longer you are in the industry, the more you realize that things repeat and the only thing that matters is getting some market share and growing your business. This can happen in a number of ways - perhaps a beautiful UI, network effect
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by mrich 7y ago
May I ask where you work?
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by mrich 8y ago
So like COMEFROM debugging? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COMEFROM
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by mrich 8y ago
Location: Germany (Frankfurt/Heidelberg/Karlsruhe) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No I focus on solving your business problems. I have worked with many technologies in 12+ years in the software industry and 10+ years before that
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by mrich 8y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by mrich 8y ago
I do wonder how Netflix can stay competitive in this market. They already have lots of debt, new competitors coming up, stock price is quite high. It seems they need to produce or license new content, so people do not cancel. But licensing
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by mrich 8y ago
The syntax of cmake is not very elegant, and error-prone. It also does not scale to large projects, configure times go up quickly. The documentation also leaves much to be desired. That cmake is in the place it is nowadays is a reflection o
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by mrich 8y ago
Interestingly Meyers is now a "retired C++ expert". He says he can't keep up anymore with the current C++ standard development to properly maintain errata for his books. http://scottmeyers.blogspot.com/
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by mrich 8y ago
The difference isn't that large anymore. gcc has also implemented color diagnostics and caret highlighting, and they have continuously added new helpful warnings, e.g. the upcoming -Winit-list-lifetime in gcc 9 (nothing comparable avai
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by mrich 8y ago
Some questions: Does this mean the majority hedges with VIX futures and the rest is just arbitrage? Where are you getting depth VIX data (is it available at IB)? Is there historic data available somewhere to study this?
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Improving C++ Builds with Split DWARF(productive-cpp.com)
42 points by mrich 8y ago|16 comments
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Improving C++ Builds with Split DWARF(productive-cpp.com)
10 points by mrich 8y ago|0 comments
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Ultra-wide curved screens for increased productivity(productive-cpp.com)
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Ultra-wide curved screens for increased productivity(productive-cpp.com)
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Linus speaks his mind on the Intel Spectre patches(lkml.org)
14 points by mrich 9y ago|1 comments
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by mrich 9y ago
Hadn't heard about that one before, here are more details: https://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2016/06/09/intel-rele...
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by mrich 9y ago
Agreed; but until we get there, we must make sure the software we ship from existing codebases is as safe/unexploitable as possible.
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by mrich 9y ago
Could you be a bit more specific? As can be seen from the article, this is one part of a series describing several best practices you should follow when shipping binaries. This one article does not claim to cover everything. Also check part
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Hardening C/C++ Programs – Executable-Space Protection and ASLR(productive-cpp.com)
120 points by mrich 9y ago|29 comments
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by mrich 9y ago
Just for completeness sake, the command to do that would be git commit -a It does an implicit git add -u (which does not add new files not yet part of the repo)
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Hardening C/C++ Programs Part II – Executable-Space Protection and ASLR(productive-cpp.com)
4 points by mrich 9y ago|0 comments
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New things in clang land (5.0.0)(productive-cpp.com)
75 points by mrich 9y ago|44 comments
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New things in clang land (5.0.0)(productive-cpp.com)
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Alibaba’s AI Fashion Consultant Helps Achieve Record-Setting Sales(technologyreview.com)
2 points by mrich 9y ago|0 comments
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Hardening C/C++ Programs Part II – Executable-Space Protection and ASLR(productive-cpp.com)
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by mrich 9y ago
The plugin breakage is the only downside of the new Firefox, the rest is just awesome. I'm still looking for a new auto form filler that can have multiple profiles and fills in all fields at once with a hotkey. This is useful for filli
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Hardening C/C++ Programs Part II – Executable-Space Protection and ASLR(productive-cpp.com)
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by mrich 9y ago
I will write about them, too. They are only implemented in clang. I'm using gcc for production builds so that's what I focused on first.
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Hardening C/C++ Programs: Stack Protector(productive-cpp.com)
77 points by mrich 9y ago|19 comments
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by mrich 9y ago
I wasn't talking about replicas either. HANA can distribute data over many clusters. https://blogs.saphana.com/2014/12/10/sap-hana-scale-scale-ha... HANA's roots lie in BWA (SAP BW accelerator), who

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