sh_tinh_hair

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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
That's what I'm getting from the safe features emphasis and the fiercely C/C++ competitive slant argued by the evangelists in this thread. I was looking through the pointer safety portion of the safety brochure: https:/
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
io::stdin().read_line(&mut guess).expect("failed to read line"); My eyes have seen the glory of RUST, it's really javascript, right?
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Safety stopped here: "curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh" So did my interest.
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Agreed. My first choice for a project on *nix is usually in C: it feels like real coding rather than including half the packages/modules from 'pick your glue language here' where the opacity is blinding. But many times I&#x27
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
I'm highly skeptical of your approach to this problem.
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
MFA is basically another key|password. If I am not careful with my secret key and password what difference does it make that there are two of them? No, security is tough. The better security the less useful it is. NIST got this right. Do wh
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
As an autodidact I will only note that you can learn at pace (given intelligence and aptitude) only so long as you give it 110%. That extra 10% wears on you. Eventually you will not be able to keep up. The old saying is 'learn from oth
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Of course they are. Any significantly tasked sysadmin probably uses them on a daily basis and as *nix systems programmer I'll find myself using manpage reference when I jump into something that I haven't used for awhile. Many situ
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Yes,there is ageism but there is also some remnant of meritocracy in IT development and operations (though both the evolution of devops and enterprise agile + ci/cd tool culture will eventually kill that imo). The only way to remain in