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by nuggien 9y ago
How does that help you access your app from some other machine? And how does ssh help you get secure access from a remote browser to the tunneled port? The ssh security is only from the tunneled port to your local port.
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by nuggien 9y ago
Have you worked with code where unused variables actually have a side effect?
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by nuggien 9y ago
depends on which editor you use, but i'd say there's a high chance it has a go package that has all this configured for you. In any case, every language has a hoop to jump through. Good luck finding one without.
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by nuggien 9y ago
that requires you to have a server to ssh to, and doesn't give you free https.
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by nuggien 9y ago
Just use an editor that has goimports hooked up to run on save.
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by nuggien 9y ago
Sure but if you setup a system that encourages leak reporting by your employees and then unjustly fire an innocent person claiming they leaked data, wouldn't that be a big deal?
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by nuggien 9y ago
another day another dude that didn't read the article in the link, and also didn't read the link title.
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by nuggien 10y ago
not sure if this has been thought of before but why don't you just have kite cloud index open source and public code, and then have a separate local index for the user's project code. That way, autocompletes/help/doc se
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by nuggien 10y ago
You should read the mission statement of something like https://github.com/trailofbits/algo (linked to by parent post) before making this statement. Would you rather trust your own locked own server which does one thi
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by nuggien 10y ago
Page looks very messed up on mobile (iPhone 7 plus in portrait mode)
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by nuggien 10y ago
Speeds up subsequent pages accessed at least.
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by nuggien 10y ago
Overloading + could be magic if you want it to be. In go, + is exactly what you think it is. In languages with operator overloading, I literally could make + do whatever I wanted to.
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by nuggien 10y ago
> Another example of magic in go would be method names. You have no idea if it is safe to change the name of a method because it could be satisfying an interface far away from the definition site (or in the case of exported methods nowhe
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by nuggien 10y ago
The target market are developers who are in need of a very specific solution that postman provides. How do you think most postman users end up at the site? They probably search for some very specific keywords on google, asked some very sp
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by nuggien 10y ago
Kinesis advantage with karabiner elements to remap caps lock to delete, backspace to control, delete to cmd. Makes using emacs a dream.
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by nuggien 10y ago
You're not the target market if you couldn't figure out what they are. I've never heard of it but one look at the screenshot told me exactly what it is.
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by nuggien 10y ago
Never assume something is impossible. Tokens/counters that are generated at runtime inside the app is a start at countering bots. But there are MUCH more advanced techniques and big businesses that are built upon helping mobile and w
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by nuggien 10y ago
I see this comment a lot regarding piping an untrusted script to a shell with sudo permissions. Do you feel much safer downloading something as a package (maybe installer executable) and then running it with sudo? What's to prevent t
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by nuggien 10y ago
If they're smart enough to collect data in the app to detect when a request to their api is actually coming from their app (versus one coming from curl or from a script), then your reverse engineering problem just went from painful to
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by nuggien 10y ago
if it plays out that Lewandowski did intentionally steal trade secrets, the way he went about it was pretty boneheaded.
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by nuggien 10y ago
I think it was just apps that pushed updates for native code, and javascript updates are still fine (for now).
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by nuggien 10y ago
What's wrong with this? What would be the alternative? A preallocated array of 26 (or more if you account for special chars) for each node?
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by nuggien 10y ago
i admire your boldness but this is probably going to be a dead project soon. Maybe make a quick buck while you can? Edit: because reverse engineering their api is also against their guidelines. Just because you don't use their offici
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by nuggien 10y ago
seems like google is actually an investor in his new hello.com venture.
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by nuggien 10y ago
same issue for me
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by nuggien 10y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7353767
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by nuggien 10y ago
I see you Richard Stallman.
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by nuggien 10y ago
Isn't this the exact same thing as aardvark, which google bought and killed? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aardvark_(search_engine)
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by nuggien 11y ago
I don't understand. Why would you have to have a github tab open and refresh? There have always been email notifications for all these events. Also, why is getting these notifications in chat preferred over email?
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by nuggien 11y ago
Are you referring to the LOC or the response times? If you're talking about the response times, then it totally depends on what the system was doing. Microsecond response times are achievable in any language, if e.g. you never had to

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