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Burning Down the House with IoT(pentestpartners.com)
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Breaking Down Mirai: An IoT DDoS Botnet Analysis (2016)(imperva.com)
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List of Topics Characterized as Pseudoscience(en.wikipedia.org)
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by tiniuclx 7y ago
Thank you for your reply, that was exactly what I was trying to show when I linked the Actix Web example in one of the child comments below!
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by tiniuclx 7y ago
Actix-web actually makes things a little bit easier. Here is their "Hello World" example https://github.com/actix/examples/blob/master/hello-world/sr... The HTTP Handler (the index functio
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by tiniuclx 7y ago
Would a novice to the language implement a highly concurrent HTTP service as their first ever task? I don't think so, most people start with "Hello world" programs. To understand the entirety of that first signature you need
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OpenThread, the Open Source IoT Stack(github.com)
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Software Engineers Don't Scale(eng.heetch.com)
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Chips Are Getting Noisier(semiengineering.com)
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by tiniuclx 7y ago
For those who are unfamiliar, GCHQ is the UKs signal intelligence and security agency, similar to the NSA. They have open-sourced Gaffer, a graph database framework which provides fast queries across a large number of nodes and vertices. h
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GCHQ/Gaffer: A large-scale entity and relation database(github.com)
4 points by tiniuclx 7y ago|2 comments
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List of Topics Characterized as Pseudoscience(en.wikipedia.org)
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Haskell and Rust (2018)(fpcomplete.com)
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World Anvil – A Worldbuilding Tool for Authors and Tabletop RPG Storytellers(worldanvil.com)
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by tiniuclx 7y ago
I can second the suggestion for actix-web, it is a joy to use and I believe it is the only HTTP framework that has reached version 1.0 :) Have a look at the sort of things you can do with it https://github.com/actix/exa
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by tiniuclx 7y ago
I have also vouched for this post. Hope that sorts it out, you seem human enough :)
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by tiniuclx 7y ago
It shows up as [dead] on my end, as does this thread. You might want to contact the moderators and convince them you're not a spammer. Your most recent links all seem to be promoting your own content, so maybe that's what they too
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The Cost of JavaScript in 2019(v8.dev)
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Medicalising everyday life doesn’t help anyone’s mental health(theguardian.com)
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Manosphere(en.wikipedia.org)
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by tiniuclx 7y ago
While I haven't played CDDA, I can talk a little bit about what makes Cogmind unique compared to the rest of the genre. Cogmind is classless - you always start the game with the same set of items and abilities. Your build is defined by
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by tiniuclx 7y ago
The original title of this post is "Level Design and Shaping a Cogmind Experience," but I felt that the HN audience would be more familiar with the name of the genre than the game itself. If you're one of the lucky 10,000, Ro
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Level Design and Shaping a Roguelike Experience(gridsagegames.com)
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When to use web workers(dassur.ma)
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by tiniuclx 7y ago
This sounds a lot like the abstraction that SystemVerilog uses to describe the electronic states that a piece of wire can be in. Namely, SystemVerilog uses 0 for a wire driven by a low voltage, 1 for a wire driven by a high voltage, Z (high
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The Truth about Violence (2011)(samharris.org)
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by tiniuclx 7y ago
This is a dangerous article. It seems to be engineered to produce a knee-jerk anti-government reaction, as can be seen in this comment section. The article does not seem to provide any sources for any of its claims. Furthermore, I have neve
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by tiniuclx 8y ago
Ah thank you, that makes a lot of sense! It's good that this sort of stuff can be made explicit... a lot of C++ compile-time evaluation optimisations feel like magic to me.
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by tiniuclx 8y ago
I have been paying attention to Rust for the past year or so and I think it'll be the next language I will end up learning. I do have a question: what is const fn supposed to be used for? Is it for denoting pure functions? That would b
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by tiniuclx 8y ago
The original title of this post is "Level Design and Shaping a Cogmind Experience," but I felt that the HN audience would be more familiar with the name of the genre than the game itself. If you're one of the lucky 10,000, Ro

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