neo2006

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by neo2006 8y ago
I agree with the writer about the statement that you don't need a 100% test coverage but you still need to check your coverage. I mean you need to run coverage and go through your code and see if there is any gap in your testing. That
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by neo2006 9y ago
The biggest issue we are facing as a profession is abstractions. Most of us are good at abstracting things because this is the way we cope with complexity. But the moment we need to face that abstraction and need to understand what is hidin
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by neo2006 9y ago
Security is always based on some secret that the user need to understand it's vital to not reveal or share. So, if people using 2fa or password reset by sms do not understand that the secret sent by sms is not to be shared there is not
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by neo2006 9y ago
The author is relating a personal experience As a former C++ dev I saw some wonderful code base written in Ç++ and some horrible code base, as any other language. The only specifity Ç++ have in my opinion is that some features have a high
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by neo2006 9y ago
I agree, on the functional requirements vs non functional. On most of the project that I worked on the non functional part is what hurted the most. But still, in you example in my opinion there is 2 defects, a design defects for not choosin
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by neo2006 9y ago
I coded once against h264 spec it felt like walking on water, there is always an edge case that the spec do not specify and you are not sure how to handle it.
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by neo2006 9y ago
I don't agree with the author, IMO bugs are coding error, the crash or the bad behaviour coming out of it is just a symptom. Not having any symptom does not mean that I do not have any defect/disease, with the appropriate set of t
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by neo2006 9y ago
UI design is a different disciplines than software design, the Hawaii missile alert issue was a UI issue the software presenting the UI worked as intended. The issue is that we consider UI design as software and we perform UI testing (which
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by neo2006 9y ago
IMO people who designed social media services like facebook or reddit intended those effects that we see as side effect. For instance facebook side effects that make people from different circles able to see all of your discussion post (and
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Twitter, Reddit and Conway's Law(michaelfeathers.silvrback.com)
3 points by neo2006 9y ago|1 comments
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Dynx: a dynamic http proxy with openresty and redis(github.com)
2 points by neo2006 9y ago|0 comments
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by neo2006 9y ago
I agree, the equation is simple as long as 3 letters organisations have more men power to scrutinize code and find bugs in oss software this model will not work. 3 letters organization don't need to implement backdoors they just need
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by neo2006 9y ago
After struggling with some gateway solutions as KONG and not being able to deploy them on docker swarm (with HA and data persistence) I decided to start this project to be able to build a solution easy enough to be deployed as one or 2 serv
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Show HN: Dynamic gateway using openresty and redis(github.com)
5 points by neo2006 9y ago|1 comments
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by neo2006 9y ago
One of the things well known at that time is the notification/control menu which was not available in official ios (the official one sucks). I even heard at some point that apple hired the guy that worked on the app for jailbroken iOS
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by neo2006 10y ago
I don't understand the whole collision thing. I mean a sha1 is 160bits so if you are hashing information longer then that collision is a fact, being able to forge a piece of information with constraints is the challenge and even that w
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by neo2006 10y ago
I agree with you. I actually misread first before sharing the article and then read "these databases are MongoDB instances that feature no administrator password and are exposed to external connections from the internet" If you co
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1800 MongoDB hacked(yro.slashdot.org)
2 points by neo2006 10y ago|2 comments
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by neo2006 10y ago
IMO language should be designed to be more effective, simpler or powerful, not to avoid programers to miss use them. All the "rules" about not using goto for example are legitimate but people forget that sometimes using goto could
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by neo2006 10y ago
I usually fly on Air France cross Atlantic and the food is always horrible. With air Canada it's slightly better. But once I took a flight on emirate airlines in Asia, in one way I was in economic class and the food was really good, o
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by neo2006 10y ago
I'm not US citizen but I follow US politics closely and from where I stand you guys (democrats) will not be able to do much about the situation now, you lost and you need to wait for the next election to give it a fight. And let me tel
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Open letter to Ericsson new CEO(linkedin.com)
1 points by neo2006 10y ago|0 comments
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by neo2006 10y ago
The comparison doe not make any sense, and no h264 is not magic!!: - The guy is comparing a lossless format PNG to H264 which is a lossy video format, that is not fair. - he is generating a 5 frame video and compared to 1 frame image, only
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by neo2006 10y ago
So basically what you are saying is that Devs need to adapt to apple products not the other way around, because apple knows best. IMO what is really pathetic is people tying the hardware to the software, I don't buy "Windows Lapto
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by neo2006 10y ago
Not really in some social circles you will have pressure wearing hijab and others pressure not wearing it , like every place in the world. I mean if you come from religious family in US you will have the same pressure wearing a short skirt.
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by neo2006 10y ago
Beating, raping and abusing is opression hijab is not. I come from a Muslim country that acquired it freedom lately (Tunisia) and was oppressed the other way (wearing hijab was getting women to jail ...) guess what after we acquired our fr
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by neo2006 10y ago
a US citizen do not agree with a law in Iran and will not travel to Iran because of that, ok it'here right and I agree with here, now why the Washington post is writing an article about it? You tell me to help Iran women cause? Why wai
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by neo2006 10y ago
I like to think of software as a living entity that grow evolve, get sick and eventually die. There is nothing wrong with refactoring or diying code it's part of the natural process of engineering software. Sometime we take the decisio
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by neo2006 10y ago
Both devs and managers are attracted to scrum for two different reasons: - devs like scrum because of the agility of it and the though that they will have more control on how to evolve the product and the code base and have the freedom to a
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Is Poco RefCountedObject thread safe?(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by neo2006 10y ago|0 comments

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