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by smu 11y ago
Thank you for your comment! I want to add to it as a former pentester: it's absolutely painful to read about these nitpicky "the world is going to burn if you don't modify trivial security setting X that will destroy user ex
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Ask HN: Getting in front of people
67 points by smu 11y ago|12 comments
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by smu 12y ago
Depending on your personal situation and goals, cycling to work could be a solution. 12 miles works out to 20km, which for me would amount to less than an hour of cycling time with good equipment. As a bonus, you'll arrive home with
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Get someone to look at your code(stmu.co)
1 points by smu 12y ago|0 comments
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How to Find the Time to Accomplish Anything(feld.com)
3 points by smu 12y ago|0 comments
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by smu 13y ago
Can you recommend some online communities where they discuss trips like these?
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Ask HN: resources about strategy
1 points by smu 13y ago|0 comments
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Haskell: (Slow but certain) Advancing insight(stmu.co)
2 points by smu 13y ago|1 comments
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by smu 13y ago
Also interested (if I can get there on time)
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First steps in haskell(stmu.co)
1 points by smu 13y ago|0 comments
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by smu 13y ago
Seems like you have an extra dot in your link. Should it be: http://grep101.com ?
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by smu 13y ago
Out of curiosity: who else would be in contention for "best manager of the generation"?
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by smu 13y ago
I don't have the IP for the code so I can't copy it here, but what I did was very simple and the gist of it is described below: The parser used regular expressions to recognise function definitions and calls in those definitions. I used fil
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by smu 13y ago
Indeed! During a security assessment of a large code base, I wrote a simple ruby source code parser that spat out Prolog terms. After that, it was a breeze to find certain kinds of logic errors, such as code paths that used user input befor
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Should the Red (team) be Dead?(securosis.com)
1 points by smu 14y ago|0 comments
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by smu 14y ago
Are there other people here with heavy corrections that have undergone LASIK surgery? I was always told that heavier corrections (I have about -10 dioptrics) were tricky because they would have to laser away to much of your eyes' "back wall
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by smu 14y ago
For future reference: When you run into a problem where you think that syntax errors are the cause, try to replicate the database on your own computer. In this case, the database schema and the code to access the database is known. The erro
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by smu 14y ago
It might be important to note that government owned cameras are by definition pointing to public property (where everybody passes), whereas private cameras should be targeted at some private property (enforced by law, at least in some count
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Why privacy matters, even if you have nothing to hide(chronicle.com)
4 points by smu 14y ago|0 comments
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by smu 14y ago
It has become a lot easier to "learn by doing" without breaking any rules. If you are looking at web application security, there are a number of "simulation" games. The first that come to mind are Damn Vulnerable Web App ( http://www.dvwa.c
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by smu 15y ago
For basketball, there is a very interesting blog here: http://nbaplaybook.com/
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by smu 15y ago
I'm just wondering, is Alcatel-Lucent still a player or are they no longer relevant?
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by smu 15y ago
Well, at least not until you get a sony-sized screwup...
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by smu 15y ago
I would like that.