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AI Guided Hybrid Application Static Testing (Aghast)(github.com)
1 points by yuribro 6mo ago|0 comments
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by yuribro 5y ago
If the GP's statistics are correct, how does your anecdote changes anything? More than 70% of all car owners is a very viable market.
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by yuribro 6y ago
This is similar to an earlier package called "q"[0] [0] https://github.com/zestyping/q
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Smart (and simple) ways to prevent symlink attacks in Go(blog.trailofbits.com)
1 points by yuribro 6y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft Sculpt Wired Conversion Mod(chadaustin.me)
84 points by yuribro 6y ago|70 comments
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by yuribro 6y ago
I don't understand the jump from the lack of algebraic types, to using interface{}. You can spell out all your types into explicit structs (where you can choose between a simple implementation with a little worse performance or to make
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by yuribro 6y ago
>> why doesn't he write blog posts? why he has so little online presence? >> bellard is a programming genius and true C hacker. his works are so great ... It's probably related. Obviously it's his and only his dec
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by yuribro 6y ago
> But I think most importantly the decrease in dev speed and performance is an investment in future scalability. It makes sense only if you'll ever need this scalability. And you take a hit on other fronts too: Infra cost, Deploymen
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by yuribro 6y ago
I thought that the card bonus programs on US credit cards were subsidized not by the transaction fees, but by the monthly interest payments. So actually payed by the non-responsible credit card users.
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Errors vs. exceptions in Go and C++ in 2020(dr-knz.net)
63 points by yuribro 6y ago|71 comments
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A Philosophy of Software Design – John Ousterhout – Talks at Google (2018)(youtube.com)
1 points by yuribro 6y ago|0 comments
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by yuribro 6y ago
> If Apple were a different company, it would've made maps available for use on web browsers and non-Apple devices. That could also help in a more rapid improvement of maps as opposed to the mostly-useless state it's been in (e
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by yuribro 6y ago
Is there an Emacs package which does something similar to the "Smalltalk Style" navigation view? It looks like it can be implemented in a very similar way to imenu Should be interesting, especially if it can leverage lsp for the c
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by yuribro 6y ago
There is an implicit rule: Everyone talk about gross. Including the OP. Salaries for developers are in the 60-80K EUR gross in DE[0] The US median gross is <40K USD [1] and for software developers it is close to 100K USD (probably much h
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‘Breath’ Review: Eager Breather(wsj.com)
2 points by yuribro 6y ago|0 comments
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by yuribro 6y ago
It says encoded, not encrypted. base64 is an encoding. It also says obfuscation, which isn't encryption either. And finally, it talks about hashes (without even claiming cryptographic hash functions), and but it's not about the ba
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by yuribro 6y ago
This general statement makes no sense. How can it not depend on the size of the person? What about the other food he consumed in that day, or the goal. Does a powerlifter needs the same outcome as a climber? Is it the same for someone which
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by yuribro 6y ago
I find it interesting how definitions of words drift away from their original meaning. > is becoming less Unix-y every year And the examples given are: no package manager, outdates packages, not open free software Doesn't this exact
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by yuribro 6y ago
This looks like a desktop system, with a browser and window manager. So comparing it to the alpine minirootfs is apples to oranges
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by yuribro 6y ago
In this case, it looks like he doesn't even cover major parts of web development. Only no-SLA consumer apps. Just having a price tag on unavailability will change most of the reasoning for his points. Also, I do think it's a littl
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by yuribro 6y ago
> But I'm not the primary dev: I have no familiarity with the code base, I have little idea what it is doing (and yes, I've asked). As I'm not a dev of the code (and have no time to become one — our agile sprint planning
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by yuribro 6y ago
> but no posts hosted on medium.com will open Sounds like a great feature! Recently we had a post about websites smaller than 1MB, I think this is a much better metric: "Will load on iPad 2 in <10s". Or "Will load on a
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It’s Time for a New Old Language (YouTube, 2017)(youtube.com)
1 points by yuribro 6y ago|0 comments
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by yuribro 6y ago
Working remotely doesn't have to mean working from home. You could be working from a rented office or shared office space, friends, a hotel and so on. What's great is the flexibility and customization for each individual employee.
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by yuribro 6y ago
I can only assume it's implied that the type of books this is about are philosophical (in the most broad sense, including self improvement) books, and so it makes sense to talk about religious books as examples? People read for a varie
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by yuribro 6y ago
I get the point about moving code around, I guess it can be problematic with some tools. In my experience PyCharm gets it right, and when moving around code in vim I can just change the indent level on the whole block at once, but it is dan
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by yuribro 6y ago
I don't think they were the same way they are now. Visual Studio 6, which was an amazing environment for its time, was all implemented as a GUI application, including the build system, IIRC you could do some automations with VBA or a c
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by yuribro 6y ago
I think that we just don't have a standard for it. I know people use AutoHotkey to automate a lot of workflows involving GUI applications. Recently there was a thread about Factorio (the game), which is all about automating. And once y
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by yuribro 6y ago
Not a pure shell, but Makefiles do rely on whitespace. I never understood why so many people care about that (not to mention that python uses the curly braces as a useful syntax element for dicts & sets)
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Simple Made Easy (2011)(github.com)
2 points by yuribro 6y ago|0 comments

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