thezilch

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by thezilch 14y ago
Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it. -- Brian Kernighan of " K &R C" and AW K fame
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by thezilch 14y ago
I'd not confuse 3 hash-rounds with anything to do with Bcrypt, which is several orders of magnitude off from what most-all Bcrypt libs will have as their default rounds. Most that I've browsed will have a default work-factor of 10 (or 1024
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by thezilch 15y ago
You've never hovered over the chat area? Nonetheless, the bar could could probably use a hint when also hovering the labels area. I'm still unsure how you have written off the designers as simply inept. I could take down any UI with such an
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by thezilch 15y ago
Ok, upon closer inspection of your original screenshot, it appears you need to hover the padding-area between "Chat" and the border line above -- a separator between labels and the chat modules. You should notice a resize cursor and an elli
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by thezilch 15y ago
Pop the compose into a new window and/or tab? The assumption is probably that tabs and windows are built into your browser, why build another layer of tabs?
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by thezilch 15y ago
While the button is tiny, is it really highly utilized, with the entire conversation being in the threaded view?
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by thezilch 15y ago
Click the square/arrow to the right of any label, there are a plethora of options, including when and why a label should be shown at all costs. Frankly, the label functionality that exists now, in the redesign, is amazing.
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by thezilch 15y ago
a) log writes should be buffered b) once buffered or immediately (ex. UDP [ex. Etsy's StatsD]), the client can typically continue and even complete without the log being flushed all the way to non-volatile media
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by thezilch 15y ago
Or provide unit test for said log parser and require (or don't) all tests to pass pre-commit. A JSON struct isn't going to stop your colleague from removing nor renaming a field. Removing the logging all together. Or changing the format him
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by thezilch 15y ago
Look no further than your government. Frankly, you may be better served encouraging the use of encryption, because, sadly, I could probably convince myself that Google can be trusted to lobby for my rights/privacy more/better than my govern
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by thezilch 15y ago
Honestly (as not a familiar of FB's advert system), can they sell a $3 CPM? On every impression of a user -- inventory typically degrades as session-impressions degrade? 40K impressions would require 110 pageviews/day over 365 days. For com
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by thezilch 15y ago
In fact, one of referenced articles [0] states the students disclosed the hack to Ning in March. It's not clear when the hole was patched, but I have a hard time believing it has been nearly a month between the hack being demonstrated to Ni
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by thezilch 15y ago
For what it's worth, both libraries in question realigned their egos, despite trolling from the likes of madrobby. https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap/commit/575f18aaf49abb02... https://github.com/douglascrockford/JSMin/commit/5ca277ea4
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by thezilch 15y ago
Apart from some punctuators still missing, off the top of my head... ! ^ < > A few keywords that could be left bare -- not limited to -- albeit unlikely outside of do and else... case else instanceof typeof
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by thezilch 15y ago
Also, consider non-punctuator issues; such as those with exposed reserved-keywords. cat foo.js; jsmin <foo.js do !!1 && 2 while(0) do;!!1&&2 while(0)
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by thezilch 15y ago
The last example demonstrated more than the % and = punctuators failing your lexer, and then it doesn't demonstrate still more that would remain, including but not limited to... cat foo.js; jsmin <foo.js while( !true){true;}
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by thezilch 15y ago
Like I said, not limited; surely you can see where these are going... cat foo.js; jsmin <foo.js foo = [ !"foo", !"foo" % !!"bar", 1 == !"foo" ]; foo=[;!"foo",;!"foo"%;!!"bar",1==;!"foo"];
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by thezilch 15y ago
Sure thing; still some edges -- not limited to the following. cat foo.js; jsmin <foo.js var foo = "foo", is_foo = foo? !!foo: "bar"; var foo="foo",is_foo=foo?;!!foo:"bar";
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by thezilch 15y ago
I checked it out; it's as broken as these childish acts from "reputable" javascript-library maintainers. cat foo.js; jsmin <foo.js "foo" && !"foo" "foo"&&;!"foo"
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by thezilch 15y ago
Nope. cat foo.js; jsmin <foo.js "foo" && !"foo" "foo"&&;!"foo"
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by thezilch 15y ago
Shouldn't this worry you about ANY email service; even those that you are 100% in control? Backup important data to separate services; have separate services to read this data; do it often, including the read -- make sure your backups work.
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by thezilch 15y ago
Yes, JSON is no ML, but YAML is, which is a superset of JSON's semantics/features. You're perfectly right that JSON is not always the right tool for transporting a document, but I still wouldn't regard XML as the best tool for any of those
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by thezilch 15y ago
The article's author/etc simply has an axe to grind with NoSQL. Are we going to throw out our *nix flavors that have us disable root SSH? Our FSes that don't have or disable-by-default block encryption? Security should definitely be champio
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by thezilch 15y ago
WTF? If you can't trust your network, OS, and user level access, how are you going to trust a DB ACL? I'll put everything up against Information Week using a caching layer (Re: memcached), which has unfettered access without security from a
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by thezilch 15y ago
Google's Project Glass [0], which depicts a user entering a book store and wanting to locate the "Music section." [1] [0] https://plus.google.com/u/0/111626127367496192147/posts [1] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9c6W4CCU9M4&feature=
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by thezilch 15y ago
At the time and for at least a year following... 1. Yahoo hosted scripts, including roll-ups 2. UI components and styles 3. The best documented library, both outside and inside thde code, hands down 4. More feature complete (ex. o
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by thezilch 15y ago
That's a feature. Artistry was a failing industry in the era of the boombox; friends and family would steal the hard work -- performances -- of artists in the streets of our nations. Handheld devices have come a long way of protecting the c
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by thezilch 15y ago
Frankly, the idea of pinning MPAA's actions on mostly protecting porn is a brilliant angle to fight back with in political arenas, where MPAA tries to draw human emotions and claims pirates are taking jobs away from honest people and our ch
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by thezilch 15y ago
I get the same top, non-ad result for all three properties.
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by thezilch 15y ago
Why not callout everyone? Bing? http://i.imgur.com/SOmwD.png Yahoo? http://i.imgur.com/oZmIp.png So much about this is missing the mark. For example, the supposed Sears quote that Google is ripping off; turns out Sears must have "ripped

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