JamieLewis

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by JamieLewis 12y ago
http://i.imgur.com/PnmDT5z.png I have had some time off this week so decided to work on something a bit different. I have been working on a concept fuzzing framework for security testing. In the screenshot you can see some
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by JamieLewis 12y ago
I've played with a variety of frameworks (Storm and IBM Infosphere Streams are probably the two I have worked with the most) - In my previous job I was in a team which designed and developed our own (and later integrated partly with IB
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by JamieLewis 12y ago
Awesome idea. This week as been all about getting a second version stamped and out (nowhere near a finished version or even 1.0, but a 0.2 version) I've been working on https://ghostream.com a framework for constructing str
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by JamieLewis 12y ago
I posted this on the last thread, but I am definitely still looking for volunteers. I'm actually currently starting to look for a co-contributor or two, there is so much that I want to get done, and having an extra set of eyes and hand
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by JamieLewis 12y ago
There is a great episode of Black Mirror (All episodes of Black Mirror are great, but this one is more relevant - Season 1 Episode 3) titled The Entire History of Us, it turns the figurative mirror on a world where people do exactly this...
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by JamieLewis 13y ago
I'm actually currently starting to look for a co-contributor or two, there is so much that I want to get done, and having an extra set of eyes and hands would be great. I am working on a framework/concept called ghostream ( https:
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by JamieLewis 13y ago
I was bored so I found the public key and your blog and sent you an email :) So that Zero can be a One now. By the way, the public key on your blog is not very copy and paste friendly - I had to redo the armoring. But yeah, it is no where n
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by JamieLewis 13y ago
Here is the thing, I don't mind ads - but I do mind pages loading 10+ files of javascript when I am attempting to read an article. I browse with noscript enabled, and for the most part the web is a much faster and a much, much safer pl
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by JamieLewis 13y ago
I have tried neither of those two...I have heard good things both though, maybe I will make the time to give the a try. A Javascript IDE would be great, I remember working on some Javascript a couple of years ago and being frustrated at eve
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by JamieLewis 13y ago
The IDE is a big pain point of mine. On my side projects I tend to use Vim for C++ which works fairly well after heavy customization with plugins. At work I have tried to adopt Vim with Java but Java does not lend itself to simple developme
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by JamieLewis 13y ago
I'm currently building ghostream ( https://github.com/ghostream/ghostream ) - it is a data stream processing framework. Having used numerous commercial ones (most notably IBM's Streams), and building various ot
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by JamieLewis 13y ago
Twitters streaming API used to work fairly well when I was playing with it. https://dev.twitter.com/docs/streaming-apis that was a few years ago though.
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by JamieLewis 13y ago
Probably not what you are looking for, but I would love to see more real-time data curation - I would certainly be willing to hand over cash for some decently priced real time data feeds - stock tickers, sports events, raw traffic data, hea
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by JamieLewis 13y ago
I read GEB during my final year of university, during winter break. It took about 3 weeks of solid reading (wake up, read, pause and think and clear my mind, do other stuff, go back to reading, sleep, repeat) to get through it. By that poin
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by JamieLewis 13y ago
I really wish people wouldn't give this as much weight has it gets, there are so many problems with the methodology: 1. The raw data (answers, in particular the free response text) has never to my knowledge been published. 2. The algor
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by JamieLewis 13y ago
Honestly, part of it is motivation. I keep getting distracted with other things. I expected it to go the 80-20 way, the initial ideas are not new ones, I have been building similar frameworks for a few years. The time is mostly spent on the
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by JamieLewis 13y ago
An open source stream processing framework ( https://ghostream.com ) - it isn't really ready for the limelight yet, but you can find the code base on github ( https://github.com/ghostream/ghostream ) - fi
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by JamieLewis 13y ago
Check out this veritasium video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMByI4s-D-Y - It goes into a little detail on how the kilogram got it's name, it is also very interesting in it's own right.
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by JamieLewis 13y ago
I pulled the example from the air to make a point, but you are correct, the last 20% is 80% of the work... See the comment by aaron695 who made a very good point about feedback. I wonder though if there is some easy fruit at the bottom of t
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by JamieLewis 13y ago
A very good point that I did not consider, I remember getting very good feedback from my teachers - It would appear I underestimated the size of the problem.
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by JamieLewis 13y ago
The complaints I hear centre around grading, lesson planning and of course bureaucracy. Now, I believe that the education system of the majority of the world is fundamentally broken - and I am cheering on the likes of coursera, khan academy
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by JamieLewis 14y ago
As mentioned by vitovito your problem is most likely effective communication. Take this post for example, there is very little structure, the main points are clouded by seques that don't lead anywhere, here is how I might have written it in
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by JamieLewis 14y ago
Not a mailing list as such but there is a nice GameDev subreddit which is fairly active: http://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev There is also the GameDev stack exchange: http://gamedev.stackexchange.com/
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by JamieLewis 15y ago
This is quite a common teleological argument known as the Watchmake Analogy - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watchmaker_analogy Instead of going over the common ground, I wish to present to you some examples of Computer Science (and other
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by JamieLewis 15y ago
Right now, I am currently designing/writing a game for Android, mainly as an exercise to get me back into game programming.
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Weekend Project: Qitika Sage
1 points by JamieLewis 16y ago|1 comments
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Translating poetry might be beyond Google – but we'll have fun watching it try(guardian.co.uk)
3 points by JamieLewis 16y ago|0 comments
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Satire website survives domain name challenge(theregister.co.uk)
10 points by JamieLewis 17y ago|0 comments
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by JamieLewis 17y ago
As a note You must be logged in to vote. And yes, an about page is a good idea, I will get right on that. Thanks for the feedback...
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by JamieLewis 17y ago
This was great fun to do, and I am planning to keep http://qitika.com/news going, 24 hours is just enough time to build a foundation and get a concept together...the hardest part of course is keeping the momentum going....

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