p4lindromica

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by p4lindromica 9y ago
how does a junior dev know the difference when accepting a job offer? (aka you don't know what you don't know)
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
> That quote sounds good, but I don't think it's necessarily applicable to this situation. The author seems to be talking about complex systems ... Companies, and the people, teams, and processes that those companies are compri
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
you need to be in the office as a junior dev because you don't know what you don't know and you can learn a lot through osmosis
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90 CVEs fixed in tcpdump(usn.ubuntu.com)
5 points by p4lindromica 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How to get code review feedback for side projects?
7 points by p4lindromica 9y ago|5 comments
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
One of the ways I learn is via code review. In a side project I'm often doing new things that I am not already an expert in. Any ideas on how to get feedback that things are ok vs not?
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
it amazes me that you consider this post to be an accurate depiction of the way the world is. it appears your only goal is to be right.
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
I have no idea what problem you think you are solving. Could you clearly state your goals and why you think they are broadly applicable?
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
The reason this matters is the same origin policy, which tilde does not protect you from
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
Simple in interface or implementation? One is MIT, the other is New Jersey.
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
The book A Random Walk Down Wall Street
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Vimes#Boots_theory_of_soci...
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
you can do a maybe monad without nil types by substituting nil with a single-valued singleton type
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
this is called a bottom type in a type system. In JVM languages null and the throw expression return the bottom type. The only other option is to not have nil values.
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
ahh, a googlewhack
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
This leads me to believe that if I am renting an apartment, I am SOL.
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
How do I find a UL-security-rated safe? Does it matter if I don't bolt it to the floor?
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
My Home started acting up around this time
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
you mean you wish you had an Option monad, right? ;-)
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
There are LONGBLOB, TINYBLOB, etc just like the equivalent TEXT fields
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
At first pass, this looks very similar to the typeclass pattern in Scala
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
to remove oneself from duty in a proceeding usually due to conflicts of interest. i.e., A judge in Florida recently recused herself from a case involving USF's football coach because she was a USF alumna.
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by p4lindromica 9y ago
have you never used an emoticon or an abbreviation in IM before? To me this is as innocuous as replying "ack" to someone.
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How Stripe teaches employees to code(stripe.com)
539 points by p4lindromica 9y ago|117 comments
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by p4lindromica 10y ago
contiguous IP blocks are typically denoted in CIDR notation
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by p4lindromica 10y ago
You would not consider all of these maintainability improvements to be immediate benefits?
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by p4lindromica 10y ago
Why do you think there is "an extremely small window of attack?" The mitmproxy is likely between you and the internet somehow, meaning ANY ssh connection will be MITMed. It is not like the MITM is waiting for you to spawn a machin
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by p4lindromica 10y ago
Does AFTER_SYNC mean MySQL 5.7+ can have unacknowledged writes appear on the slaves after a master crash and failover?
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by p4lindromica 10y ago
That's not what semi-sync does. Semi-sync commits the write to the master and then blocks on returning a result to the client until N replicas have received a write OR a timeout is reached. There is no ability to roll back the write on
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Crossing the Border? Here’s How to Safeguard Your Data from Searches(nytimes.com)
2 points by p4lindromica 10y ago|0 comments

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