void-star

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by void-star 14y ago
No, really. Whatever else you refer to, make sure you include Stevens' UNP. (edit: agree also, 1st edition is the best by far)
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by void-star 14y ago
A great... and totally revolting documentary. I'm equal parts fascinated and queasy watching this. (edit: i mean all the way through)
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by void-star 14y ago
Not to diminish your point about Oracle's handling of their inherited codebase (too much). I kindof agree... But, it bears mentioning that Ruby and Python aren't a mainstream part of browsers. And Flash (under Adobe) has actually done some
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by void-star 14y ago
I've been using json_reformat which comes from "yajl" to do this sort of thing for a while. EDIT: I love seeing something that does an "awesome-print" with terminal colorization, though.
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by void-star 14y ago
This sort of nonsense isn't surprising from tech media at all. However, I am genuinely surprised and dismayed to see it coming out of Threat Level.
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by void-star 14y ago
Acquiring a services company also buys you their customer portfolio. And in the case of Matasano, it's really a pretty impressive one.
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by void-star 14y ago
HN always seems so fixated on the big payout. tptacek, the other founders, and employees have also just taken their baby to the next level in so many ways. Getting acquired doesn't have to be the end-game.
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by void-star 14y ago
The reader used in this video an older model. See http://venturebeat.com/2012/03/26/square-adds-encryption-to-...
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by void-star 15y ago
Seriously, though. Has anybody done a similar information density study on programming languages?