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Dapr – Build connected distributed applications faster(dapr.io)
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by weitzj 4y ago
How fast is nix on delivering security patches? I am looking for arguments to use it in an enterprise setting given the declarative nature but unless there is somebody who will sell you a support contract and Guarantee security updates it
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by weitzj 4y ago
I think I read some where that this was quite cheap. Just approx $8 to get a social profile of a user on your platform
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by weitzj 4y ago
At University
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by weitzj 4y ago
Also interesting and I think with some overlapping features: Google Tink: https://github.com/google/tink Tink is a multi-language, cross-platform, open source library that provides cryptographic APIs that are secure, e
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by weitzj 4y ago
It get’a interesting when different companies decide to go down the Greek mythology pathway and the same service names pop up with different meanings in each company :) Also worth mentioning this as always humorous micrososervice video from
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by weitzj 4y ago
For insuretec/fintec iso 27001, soc2, Pcidss Sso with force logout Allow fine granular role based access (RBAC) to let distinguish between all kinds of roles. Admins, super admin, bots. Have audit logs available. Multi tenant saas and
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by weitzj 4y ago
What I found an interesting approach at a company I worked was that I think every quarter everybody has to empty their calendars completely and should schedule meetings not on specific weekdays
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by weitzj 4y ago
Yeah. That is my goal as well. I struggled choosing between learning Rust, Zig, Ocaml or F# and landed at Nim Given the compilation step to C allows nice FFI and using all kinds of compilers
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by weitzj 4y ago
Maybe nim lang might help?
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Checking Firewall Equivalence with Z3(ahelwer.ca)
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The Ciao Prolog System(ciao-lang.org)
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Offensive Nim(github.com)
106 points by weitzj 4y ago|26 comments
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by weitzj 4y ago
Worst interview question I got: “Imagine you are on an island with your peoples…. How do you protect your population?” Then this interview kind of went weirder further along… “Some predators are entering your island and rape your women. Wha
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Death of the “Spotify Model” • Gijs Meijer and Marcin Pakulnicki • Goto 2022(youtube.com)
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by weitzj 4y ago
Interesting. Currently I use https://hluk.github.io/CopyQ/ but I would be happy to optimize my workflow and look for a good integration in sway/wayland and possibly dmenu. xsel kind of works but I would like to co
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by weitzj 4y ago
Maybe you can say: if the company wants somebody who just programs, then you are not that kind of person. If they need somebody who brings in a vision and holistic view then you might be that person they are looking dor
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by weitzj 4y ago
Sure here :) https://hackaday.com/2022/07/12/even-doom-can-now-run-doom/
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by weitzj 4y ago
But what you can find out is that the candidate is honest and will tell you he/she does not know the answer. In the end you want to work together on things and you want to know how the person ticks. So a self reflected, honest candidat
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by weitzj 4y ago
I don’t don’t do this kind of questioning. I find it useful to give an open question like: Design a website with a user login, a password reset feature. And then go on from there. E.g. talk about how to build your infrastructure. How to pro
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by weitzj 4y ago
I still struggle to have the esp32 Cross Compiler Toolchain with the esp-rust llvm Compiler fork working with Nix. Everything without the Esp32 rust Compiler is already in nix pkg. Also when trying to adopt nix for the enterprise it is stil
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by weitzj 4y ago
I guess it is the combination of duck typing + struct embedding + first class functions which let’s you adapt to an api or provide an api in a natural way without jumping through hoops
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by weitzj 4y ago
I have not touched zig, yet. But I hope they will use the duck typing approach how Golang does it, which makes it really nice to wrap APIs, mock APIs without explicitly mentioning an interface
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by weitzj 4y ago
I had a really dumb look on my face when I realized what a firmware is: hardware - firmware - software
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by weitzj 4y ago
Sure. Get a job at an insurance or a bank
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by weitzj 4y ago
Really interesting. Back at university I got the chance to attend a surgery since our physics department donored a graphics card for the medical department running a DecAlpha with True64 which had a pixel error. And this machine was used fo
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by weitzj 4y ago
Here is a very good talk how to refactor safely: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-wYLmsizBc0 Rewriting is a wrong approach
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by weitzj 4y ago
And in zig lang which is quite interesting
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by weitzj 4y ago
Are by chance your nim changes an how you use it with esp32 somewhere publically available? I think I read a thread where you chatted with elritch (the nesper maintainer), to upstream your changes, but I am not so sure
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by weitzj 4y ago
Thinkpad x250 with full hd ips panel. You can add an additional ssd if needed and 16gb of ram. It has a nice docking station, you can exchange batteries

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