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Trends in Self Employment Report(freshbooks.com)
1 points by zwass 7y ago|0 comments
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Osquery: Under the hood(blog.kolide.com)
2 points by zwass 8y ago|0 comments
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Videos from QueryCon (the first annual osquery conference) posted(querycon.io)
1 points by zwass 8y ago|0 comments
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Exploring, understanding, and monitoring macOS activity with osquery(speakerdeck.com)
1 points by zwass 8y ago|0 comments
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by zwass 8y ago
Brent is one of the greatest teachers I've ever experienced. I used to take classes from him (and TA some others he taught) and was consistently blown away by his enthusiasm and capacity for sharing concepts. He has a great essay on pe
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Osquery: Change license to Apache 2.0 and GPLv2(github.com)
46 points by zwass 9y ago|8 comments
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Monitoring /etc/hosts with osquery(blog.kolide.com)
7 points by zwass 9y ago|0 comments
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Another method for exploiting the macOS root vulnerability(medium.com)
9 points by zwass 9y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Teach HTML5 Canvas to write using evolutionary algorithms(zwass.github.io)
2 points by zwass 10y ago|0 comments
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by zwass 10y ago
I'm one of the founders of Kolide. Hopefully I can clarify these issues. osquery ( https://osquery.io/ ) is an endpoint instrumentation project from Facebook. It exposes system internals in a SQL interface (using SQLite
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by zwass 10y ago
This essay set me off on an Odyssey of discovery and exploration. I learned emacs, Bash, gained an appreciation for abstractions in a mindset strongly influenced by this philosophy. If you enjoyed his essay, it is well worth reading Neal St
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by zwass 10y ago
Kolide | Boston, MA | Full Time | ONSITE Kolide is an early-stage startup with a mission to build the world’s next generation endpoint security and devops platform. At it’s core, Kolide enables you to ask computers important questions, get
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by zwass 10y ago
You didn't continue reading to the point where they found the real price (after the first year): $6.93.
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by zwass 10y ago
Can anyone comment as to how this differs from something like http://passwordmaker.org ? I've used that for quite a while, but it seems to have little support these days and I would consider moving on.
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Ask HN: Recommend a tax lawyer/CPA in SF for a freelance software shop
1 points by zwass 11y ago|0 comments
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by zwass 12y ago
I'm surprised there's no mention of the Berkeley, CA Adventure Playground ( http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/adventureplayground/ ), in continuous operation since 1979. I have fond memories of being there as a youn
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by zwass 12y ago
I used to love writing Twitter bots. This one uses Markov chains seeded with text from today's top New York Times articles: https://twitter.com/kindanewsy I created a little starter kit for doing this with Python and h
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by zwass 12y ago
This reminds me of an experiment I played with using random search to "teach" the browser how to draw characters: http://zwass.github.io/Learn2Write/
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by zwass 12y ago
Looking at the top-voted examples here, I would entirely disagree. They seem to mostly be utilities that would be used while in the process of doing other, more involved work. For those apps that are useful on mobile, what advantage would t
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by zwass 12y ago
This is almost exactly Meteor's "Leaderboard" example [ https://www.meteor.com/examples/leaderboard ]. Not much code goes into that, and I think it's pretty approachable for a non-programmer.
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by zwass 12y ago
I went to Penn and TAed for some lower level CS courses (but not 120). CIS120 is the course for students who have some programming experience, and probably falls under CS1. I had taken AP Java AB before and was overprepared for the old (Jav
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by zwass 13y ago
I'm still trying to understand why anyone would want to encourage population expansion in a world with nearly 8 billion people. Is it tied into the general western notion that growth of any kind is always good? That more children will
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by zwass 13y ago
The parent is likely referring to Nadia Heninger et al's Mining Your Ps and Qs ( https://factorable.net/weakkeys12.extended.pdf ).
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by zwass 13y ago
I was surprised how incredibly difficult that is to set up. Eventually I dead-ended following the instructions when CloudWatch told me there were 0 metrics to choose from for monitoring...
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by zwass 13y ago
Given that Facebook is motivated by profits, one must assume that these projects are, in fact, essential to the continued success of the product.
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by zwass 13y ago
Among many serious engineering projects at Facebook: * HHVM (open source) - A PHP runtime and JIT compiler ( http://www.hhvm.com/blog/ ) * Presto (open source) - A distributed SQL query engine working on hundreds of peta
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by zwass 13y ago
Yes, and I'm not a pet owner. And my college friend is not employed.
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by zwass 13y ago
Seems to me these cops (along with many others) are just sadists. The guy looked at them funny, and they made him pay. They'll pay.
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by zwass 13y ago
> For example, what if other miners, instead of joining the selfish pool, decide to create their own competing selfish pools? I think the authors demonstrate why this would not be a preferable strategy: "above a certain threshold si
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Show HN: Teaching Javascript to Write(zwass.github.io)
4 points by zwass 13y ago|1 comments

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