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by sim7c00 2y ago
if you have too many deeper questions you rule out a lot of eager juniors who can learn and grow on the job. its a fine balance though, but looking at the article, ben's taking his lessons and growing. thats more important i think than
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by sim7c00 2y ago
its also easier to find devs that have the skills to create and maintain thin services than a large complicated monolith, despite the difficulties found when having to debug a constellation of microservices during a crisis.
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by sim7c00 2y ago
ver nice read with lots of interesting points and examples / examination. very thorough imo. Im not a microservices guy but it gives a lot of general concepts also applicable outside of that domain. very good thanks!
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by sim7c00 2y ago
"drugs r bad m'kay" it's painfuly obvious the opposite is true. either mental health problems is boxed in too narrow, or the title is misleading to what the actual findings are. for example ' following a methodology
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by sim7c00 2y ago
I'm not sure why but i kind of feel this is just the general purpose of an operating system, to provide an environment for things to 'be done in' using the system's resources. And you can't pre-build everything that
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by sim7c00 2y ago
bug bounty programs always get you less money than what you could earn optimising for money... look how much bugs go for on bounty programs vs. selling them to companies who want the bugs for other purposes. (not talking illegal here, thoug
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by sim7c00 2y ago
Step2: do agree with the fact someone making a CLI tool should respect user preferences. it's also much easier just not to use the sequences in the tool so I don't get why people would do that in the first place :S. Step 1: I thin
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by sim7c00 2y ago
You are right sir. !!This is obviously not meant towards people with an actual professional diagnosis of something that doesn't allow them to 'sit still' or 'have a still mind'!! 90% of people who claim adhd, add, a
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by sim7c00 2y ago
don't forget debuggers, disassemblers and hexdump tools ;) ... I don't disagree with you, but if you look at how the law is interpreted, and used 'succesfully' by lawyers. I do think I am right. I think further it's
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by sim7c00 2y ago
isnt this basically piracy enabling technology? its good n all that people take the stance they will only use it for their legitimately owned copies but thats not the reality. people dump stuff and spread it around, and others play illegal
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by sim7c00 2y ago
I think in this case, you might be able to resolve the ones in DT_NEEDED on the disk, and parse those elf headers, and do that until they don't have any DT_NEEDED in there anymore which you didn't touch. The reason it doesn't
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by sim7c00 2y ago
I find it such a weird thing, maybe it's nice in some cases, but really this is a weird mechanism. Phone numbers are exchanged a lot and repurposed. Most providers/carriers will likely have a do-not-use-for-x-amount-of-time bin to
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by sim7c00 2y ago
it's because of ungood design
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by sim7c00 2y ago
i think essentially it's translating from classical logic gates operations to these weird gate types they have on quantum computers. This atleast, i think, is what 'compilers' do which target quantum computers or simulations.
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by sim7c00 2y ago
cyberdemons in superposition? no thanks :O
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by sim7c00 2y ago
correct. you cam call dlopen anywhere so loading it into memory or even executing all easy to reach paths wont guarantee you'd get that. you might do full symbolic execution but your 'ldd' might take days or weeks :'D
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by sim7c00 2y ago
this is how ptrace works in essence, so if you look in the man pages for that ptrace there's an example. you just ptrace_attach from the parent to the child pid. it couldn't be more straighforward usage of ptrace. https:/&#x
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by sim7c00 2y ago
I used to collect many things, also on my pc in digital forms. then oneday my hard-drive just straigh-up died, no backups ofcourse the smart teenager i was. I was super sad, for like 1 hour, and re-installed and started 'clean'. T
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by sim7c00 2y ago
Hehe yeah, it's even weird each country somewhat gets things 'to their taste' even though a lot of people don't like the taste... in my country certain Soups are soooo salty, my god. But in the neighbor country, it'
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by sim7c00 2y ago
A lack of critical thought which causes our society to become more unequal and impoverished. People want billions not understanding (even while this was known thousands of years ago already) that having billions makes other people have noth
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by sim7c00 2y ago
I meet many people from rural areas in 'poorer' countries (sorry for that wording it might be wrong) and they all say the same thing. The food in 'more developed' countries 'stinks'. Most of them want to go hom
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by sim7c00 2y ago
if you don't address a root-cause, you will end up with a mess of patches and spaghetti to work around it which will just grow and grow. it's literally an unhealthy way to address problems in any system, regardless of how effectiv
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by sim7c00 2y ago
If you want to know what peace is - it is no longer defined as simply the absence of war or the 3 types of violence. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peace - it is very interesting to realize that peace itself is a thing,
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by sim7c00 2y ago
Irenology is something i'd hope more people take a keen interest in. It's a relatively new paradigm in peace studies which reflects exactly what the problem is, and how to build towards solving it. I'd recommend anyone workin
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by sim7c00 2y ago
> The most surprising thing to me in this is that the non-profit will still exist. I'm surprised people are surprised. >> That entity will scrape the internet and train the models and claim that "it's just research&q
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by sim7c00 2y ago
not sure, gettung stuff taken down is really hard and often agencies and desks tasked with this are very overloaded so you might find yourself at the right place but in a long queue. sites like this can help identify clones which i hope mo
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by sim7c00 2y ago
love2d is quite interesting. also, modding games can be a good start. i started getting interested in how games worked through modding half life 1. it was a game i loved and hence and easy thing for me to imagine stuff in. from basic levels
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by sim7c00 2y ago
https://www.chibiakumas.com/z80/platform3.php#LessonP23 if you are interested in the beeper and how to make sound on it :D it has few tips but can give an idea how basic the stuff is. appearently the 128k has a better
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by sim7c00 2y ago
this is really epic. Little sad to see the instruments aren't vsti, but i guess that's totally understadable for such a project :D. work daily with Renoise tracker and was hoping to grab some haha!. Love trackers! <3 its the be
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by sim7c00 2y ago
I find it an interesting excersize to read through really old bugs and CvE for http servers to see what might affect my code too. and see how to fix it. nic3 going though =) fun to roll this kind of stuff yourself!

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