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Well, he must be a very experienced senior software engineer with centuries of experience then. Therefore, this confirms the 10x programmer / contractor legend. /s
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To some degree, this is an 'acceptable' experience for a Desktop/Laptop user to have these notices present on the web which some may tolerate this. But still in 2019, this has continued…
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I've settled with Vienna (another open source RSS reader for Mac) for quite sometime after trying out many RSS readers on Mac. I've ignored electron-based RSS readers, but after trying out N…
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Well, this outage says something about the companies that religiously depend on it. If your entire service just went down as soon as this happened, Congratulations! You didn't deploy in multiple …
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Move along now, nothing to see here, just another user getting their account hacked and forgot to enable 2FA on their account. On a serious note the people who hacked Jack and several others are calle…
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It seems like articles like this from BBC suffer from memory loss here and attempt to attract towards the survivorship bias in the Fortnite/PUGP tornaments to convince you that you can get a bett…
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And it does include the actual 'NextStep' trademark with the OP's product name 'NextStep' which is the exact same style: > The absence of a product or service name or logo …
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GPT-2 has been already known by many people for months right now and is capable of generating realistic text since it was introduced. It's just that for 'ethical reasons' OpenAI refused…
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I never knew this existed, thanks! After looking for a Postman alternative (Due to Electron) I took a look at Paw and I am really enjoying using it on my MacBook and replaced Postman with Paw.
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While this is splendid news of another fallen Google product, I'm afraid this time it is different. Google has a similar alternative to outgrow and to completely replace Hire which is called Byte…
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> Bare metal is almost entirely unnecessary in 2019, because you can configure Linux to only occupy one core for all of its processes and threads. Configuring the Linux kernel just to meet the requ…
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> ...but if you are interested in Swift on ARM in general... I kind of was expecting this to be bare-metal Swift running on ARM with a Raspberry Pi, when I read both the OP's title and your co…
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Meh. TypeScript is the real successor here and JavaScript will seem like programming in C with all its weak typing and its lack of advanced language features. I do see TypeScript slowing becoming C# l…
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Good article, but you forgot one more thing: Readability. Given that there are zero comments in the code, you are giving the impression of "The code is the documentation" attitude which forc…
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George Hotz of comma.ai is a rising star in the self-driving car industry.
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A brand new shell, especially in Rust is a great thing to see and also how it tackles the problems that exist in other shells. However, its interesting to see so many dependencies that are required to…
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> Their docs also cover how not to store a JWT as well. Well, it tells you something about that JWTs allow more ways to misuse the token spec which already makes it a bad standard. alg = none is st…
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This breach could have been avoided by simply having security audits of the service
and customer data and using a secure hash algorithm (Bcrypt) for the user data. There isn't an excuse for this …
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Start from here: https://github.com/jwasham/coding-interview-university When studying from this, choose only to learn the optimal data structures and algorithms, understand why t…
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This ultimately depends on your situation. I would have said Flutter since it is 1.0 and RN is still in beta. But my main problem here is that you will quickly run into difficulty in attempting to use…
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Well, I can already tell if users say that they have genuine 'GitHub Contributions' by searching up their email in the AUTHORS file and their patch is in there. But if there is a high concen…
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> My dream of a general purpose OS is definitely an open source microkernel, multiserver RTOS with capabilities and an user experience that builds on those two systems. It is important for it to be…
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> ...but neither is Android, which runs on a Linux kernel The same goes for Ubuntu which runs Amazon Ads and sends usage statistics by default. > As long as GNU keeps preaching this kind of abso…
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> Do you mean I have to practice pentesting on places like HackTheBox AND algo's on leetcode and similar if I ever want to be in AppSec? TLDR: To some extent, Yes. Some AppSec employers want b…
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Suppose you want to explain to the interviewer a basic heap buffer-overflow vulnerability, use-after-free, or a simple stack-smashing attack. Are you telling me that you shouldn't be expecting an…
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> Our industry is extremely welcome to new comers and not protecting it like doctors etc do. The protecting nature of professions that involve impacting the life of an individual such as the health…
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> Since the vote was so close, why not do another referendum on doing another referendum? You say that, (Even if it is a joke) but here in the UK, this is exactly the same as the 'People'…
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This article is from 2016. The OP probably should indicate that in the title. As far as I have skimmed read the article, some of the claims the authors make have already been resolved in Julia, and I …