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   The foobar challenge: Google's secret hiring program(kerkour.com)

   3 points by z0mbie42 5y ago|0 comments
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   How to Deploy Rust on Heroku (With Docker)(kerkour.com)

   2 points by z0mbie42 5y ago|0 comments
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   HTTP Security Headers: Why? How? What?(kerkour.com)

   3 points by z0mbie42 5y ago|0 comments
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   by z0mbie42 6y ago

   Thanks again! I'm working on it 2 days a week beside writing the book. The next major milestone is receiving emails in the inbox, but I think it will take 2-4 months to have it working.
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   by z0mbie42 7y ago

   It was a good read, thank you! I also really appreciated your other post[0]. This is what allowed me to understand that SSB is not really a social network but more a p2p protocol to exchange messages where applications can be built on. [0]
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   by z0mbie42 7y ago

   Thank you! The lack of multi-device support isn't too much cumbersome? Also, do you not fear, due to the gossip protocol, that your private messages may be stored forever by peers and one day, your private key leaks, and all your conve
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   by z0mbie42 7y ago

   Thank you! The lack of multi-device support isn't too much cumbersome? Also, you do not fear, due to the gossip protocol, that your private messages may be stored forever by peers and one day, your private key leak, and all your conver
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   by z0mbie42 7y ago

   Thank you! The lack of multi-device support wasn't too much cumbersome?
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   by z0mbie42 7y ago

   I recently discovered SSB and was really intrigued. I would love to hear an experience report from actual users like what is working great, and what is bad.
10. 40.▲
    by z0mbie42 7y ago

    I couldn't agree more! This is why I started https://OpenSourceWeekly.org The last issue is precisely about content curation :) https://opensourceweekly.org/issues/8
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    by z0mbie42 7y ago

    I believe the principal reason is that social networks have accustomed users to be able to interact with the content they absorb. And as we all think that we say is important... What I would really love to emerge is a kind of new social net
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    by z0mbie42 7y ago

    The idea of SPA, is to not have to send 'useless' data at every page change (like the HTML layout), but only the strict necessary data with a JSON payload. Especially coupled with good caching. Also it offloads computation done on
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    by z0mbie42 7y ago

    I agree that bitbucket provides a nightmarish experience, but does it take in account that it's a Single Page App and thus after the initial loading the traffic will be much less?
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    Taking back control of your time with RSS and emails(opensourceweekly.org)

    37 points by z0mbie42 7y ago|4 comments
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    by z0mbie42 7y ago

    This is a really interesting technical write-up, but please no. Adding more streaming to the cloud bullshit only adds dependencies, points of failure, costs and energy consumption. Especially when it's for playing games that can easily
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    Saving your time and your mental health with Open Source content curation(opensourceweekly.org)

    1 points by z0mbie42 7y ago|0 comments
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    by z0mbie42 7y ago

    No idea about user dropoff studies. Slack did (do? I no longer use it) it, Scaleway ( https://www.scaleway.com/en/docs/console-magic-link-authenti... ), medium.com, https://www.topicbox.com/ at leas
18. 48.▲
    by z0mbie42 7y ago

    passwordless (magic links) auth. It's kinda like Oauth 2... but compatible with all emails providers :)
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    by z0mbie42 7y ago

    Thank you for the feeback! Isn't it Android 6 too much handicaping?
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    Ask HN: E-ink reader supporting RSS?

    4 points by z0mbie42 7y ago|3 comments
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    by z0mbie42 7y ago

    I believe that performance is irrelevant without correctness and security. My opinion is that C and C++ can't bring enough security and correctness guarantees for mere mortals (lack of tooling, language features...). Yes some correct
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    by z0mbie42 7y ago

    Thank you for the feedback. I picked Chinese technology because they are rarely promoted but really great. Regarding the CLI tools it's a great question and I have opened a ticket for a future issue: https://gitlab.com/
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    by z0mbie42 7y ago

    I wasn't aware! Added it. Thank you very much for all your work. Your CLI tools are really making a positive impact on the world of development.
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    by z0mbie42 7y ago

    They can, but as explained in one of the article (by Cloudflare, "On the dangers of Intel's frequency scaling") SIMD in a multithreaded environment can cause performance problems due to CPU throttling. So generally SIMD are u
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    by z0mbie42 7y ago

    I have not doubts that secure software can be written is C, but it's not the norm and it's too easy to introduce vulnerabilities in C for mere mortals.
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    by z0mbie42 7y ago

    C++ is too large and huge to not shoot yourself in the foot (or of your user's) in one way or another.
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    by z0mbie42 7y ago

    Exactly this
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    by z0mbie42 7y ago

    Hi, thank you for the pointers! I try not to include C or C++ projects other than for educational purpose (like the Mandelbrot set) because one of my life's goal is to help the world to transition to a C & C++ free world (other tha
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    by z0mbie42 7y ago

    Oops, Fixed! I prefixed with "Show HN" because I started this newsletter 7 weeks ago and wanted to 'show it' to HN. You are right regarding the phrasing (I'm not a native English speaker, so any feedback is welcome)
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    SIMD instructions(opensourceweekly.org)

    129 points by z0mbie42 7y ago|121 comments