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by tanin 8y ago
This is an opposite of what OP asked, but I hope it provides some useful insight. GIVE.asia recently migrated from MongoDB to Postgresql. We didn't really use any special feature from MongoDB, so it was basically a poor decision. One o
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Compilation Safety on Playframework's Internationalization with Scala Macros(give.engineering)
1 points by tanin 8y ago|0 comments
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Vue.js with Playframework(give.engineering)
2 points by tanin 8y ago|0 comments
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by tanin 9y ago
I'm not familiar with OCaml. Its syntax looks like a high-level language (which is good). Can we compile code into a single binary and run it on a user's machine without any extra installation? Does it work with Windows?
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by tanin 9y ago
I wasn't clear about "low-level". I mean "lower level of abstraction". Lower level of abstraction often means higher amount of detail programmers have to take care of. For example: 1. Rust is on a lower level of abs
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by tanin 9y ago
I agree. Golang is the winner at the moment because it supports compile to Mac, Linux, and Windows. The deployment of golang app is just so good (no extra installation) that I can ignore its lower level of abstraction. Other native language
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by tanin 9y ago
There's one case missing: Build a command-line tool with concise and maintainable code; Performance is not important. Scala Native would win over Rust and Go, which are too low-level. Scala Native would win over python/ruby becaus
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OSS-Fuzz: Five months later, and rewarding projects(opensource.googleblog.com)
132 points by tanin 9y ago|10 comments
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by tanin 10y ago
During the behind-the-wheel test, I slowed down toward the 4-way junction in which I had the right of way. The examiner marked it as a minor mistake; He told me that I could get rear end for that. I didn't argue with him as he was the
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JSON Logging on App Engine (Flexible, Custom Runtimes)(tanin.nanakorn.com)
1 points by tanin 10y ago|0 comments
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The missing piece of English pronunciation lesson(tanin.nanakorn.com)
3 points by tanin 10y ago|0 comments
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Deploy Play Framework (Scala) on App Engine(tanin.nanakorn.com)
1 points by tanin 10y ago|0 comments
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by tanin 10y ago
> what alternatives are there to making the libraries it checks more secure besides rewriting them in another language? I'm not sure what you mean by rewriting a library. For example, if a library is written in Ruby, fuzzing might n
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Announcing OSS-Fuzz: Continuous Fuzzing for Open Source Software(testing.googleblog.com)
212 points by tanin 10y ago|43 comments
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by tanin 10y ago
For frontend, I prefer PolymerJS with vanilla JS. The way it scopes CSS/HTML/JS is cleaner, and this is the right direction. (I never use ReactJS.. but it might be similar). For backend, I prefer Play + Scala over Ruby/Python
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by tanin 11y ago
Here's the visualisation of bidirectional A* http://qiao.github.io/PathFinding.js/visual/
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MongoDB's explain() might lie to you when querying with $ne(tanin.nanakorn.com)
1 points by tanin 11y ago|0 comments
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by tanin 11y ago
No particular reason. It just looks like a good one (e.g. high fork number, a lot of opened and closed issues). I'm open to suggestion though, if you have a better one.
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by tanin 11y ago
Ah, got it now. That's a good thing to have.
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by tanin 11y ago
> 1. Would you have my password / private key / both? The public and private keys are randomly generated on the client side with JSEncrypt (Javascript). I don't have your private key and your password, as they never leave
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Show HN: Send password securely to a friend through any IM(tanin.nanakorn.com)
5 points by tanin 11y ago|6 comments