adamsaleh

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by adamsaleh 13y ago
While reading this, it reminded me of interesting paper on javascript privilege separation, what do you think about it? https://www.usenix.org/conference/usenixsecurity12/privilege...
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by adamsaleh 14y ago
JVM? I knew Java, but most of what I did in java was using autocomplete in Netbeans and cursing Maven, when it didn't work. What really helped me that, we had "programing paradigm" course in college, where I learned haskell for 3 weeks, wha
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by adamsaleh 14y ago
As far as one true checklists go, I really like NSA Guide to securing RHEL. http://www.nsa.gov/ia/_files/os/redhat/NSA_RHEL_5_GUIDE_v4.2... and TLDR version: http://www.nsa.gov/ia/_files/factsheets/rhel5-pamphlet-i731.... It is starting
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by adamsaleh 14y ago
Could we say, DSLs are the new frameworks? For example for a web-dev in Java you'd use a MVC framework. In Clojure you get a query DSL to do your model, templating DSL to create your view and routing DSL to specify your controler.
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by adamsaleh 14y ago
I have never experienced a hackathon, most similar thing that comes to my mind, that I was part of are hackfests on some open-source conferences and those were pretty great. Usualy a hackfest meant bunch of coders interested in a project si
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by adamsaleh 14y ago
Actually this is how it was when I started at my current position. We are doing web-testing in clojure, and in past year our little framework evolved into a DSL of a sorts. On one hand it is great, we a have consturct like (with-client [nam
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by adamsaleh 14y ago
Well why cross-compile to Emscripten, when you can cross-compile directly for arm,e.t.c (thus leveraging diractly unix/desktop heritage)
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by adamsaleh 14y ago
I have heard from a guy with same hard-of-hearing problem and he was quite against implants ... his impression was that they are practically impossible to upgrade, and they replace whatever ability of hearing you might have left. Conversati