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by codepoet 3y ago
It's not only that the CVE database / process is broken, but via EO 14028 in the U.S. and CRA in Europe transparency is mandated via SBOMs. While I believe this transparency is good, it can be abused to enforce compliance-driven s
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Creating Shared Understanding for Security Leaders – 1(florian.noeding.com)
1 points by codepoet 3y ago|0 comments
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by codepoet 3y ago
Adobe | Product Security Engineer | San Jose or Remote USA | $129k-$235k salary + RSUs + Bonus Are you interested in creating Security As Code content that has the potential to reach thousands of developers? We are hiring for a product secu
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by codepoet 4y ago
The idea with multi-cycle memory was to create a special challenge for myself. Also I thought about using the same technique would be useful if I later on wanted to have mul / div in hardware, which would take a couple of cycles too.
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by codepoet 4y ago
yes, these are great!
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by codepoet 4y ago
You are right :) Here's the repo: https://github.com/fnoeding/fpga-experiments I'll update the post with it too.
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by codepoet 4y ago
thank you, fixed.
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by codepoet 4y ago
thank you!
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by codepoet 4y ago
Thank you! I'll think about sharing the code. Large code parts - while working - did not pass my quality bar, since I did not have enough time to clean and refactor while learning. But maybe that's fine. Hmm.
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How a CPU works: Bare metal C on my RISC-V toy CPU(florian.noeding.com)
269 points by codepoet 4y ago|38 comments
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by codepoet 4y ago
I always wanted to understand how a CPU works, how it transitions from one instruction to the next and makes a computer work. So I thought: let's implement one and run a C program on it.
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FOSDEM 2014 videos(video.fosdem.org)
2 points by codepoet 13y ago|0 comments
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by codepoet 14y ago
Sounds very familiar ;) I have an econophysics degree, work in IT and can easily compete with CS graduates. Started my first job as a software developer and now I'm the head of my own development team and also responsible for hiring. As a p
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In Hiring Programmers, Style Trumps Language(itsoftwarecommunity.com)
3 points by codepoet 15y ago|1 comments
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FOSDEM 2012 videos(video.fosdem.org)
2 points by codepoet 15y ago|0 comments
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by codepoet 15y ago
gateProtect, Hamburg, Germany FULLTIME, working permit required, only on-site http://gateprotect.com/en-GB/company/jobs.html gateProtect is a company providing security solutions focused on unified threat management (all-in-one firewalls)
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by codepoet 15y ago
you will find some offers in this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3300290
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by codepoet 15y ago
gateProtect, Hamburg, Germany FULLTIME, working permit required, only on-site http://gateprotect.com/en-GB/company/jobs.html gateProtect is a company providing security solutions focused on unified threat management (all-in-one firewalls)
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by codepoet 15y ago
Great! Maybe you could compare this with http://www.ntop.org/PF_RING.html for Linux?
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Yocto Project: creating custom linux distributions(yoctoproject.org)
4 points by codepoet 15y ago|0 comments
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by codepoet 16y ago
Puerto Rico and Powergrid are my favorites. Some other great games: Dominion, Cosmic Encounter, Space Alert, Risk Also take a look at: http://boardgamegeek.com
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by codepoet 16y ago
ltrace
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by codepoet 16y ago
iftop, mtr
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Floating point determinism(gafferongames.com)
1 points by codepoet 17y ago|0 comments
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by codepoet 17y ago
http://osdev.org
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by codepoet 17y ago
That's probably not the primary reason to use 80legs - but avoiding to implement a whole crawler.
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by codepoet 17y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=840244 Crawling "only" 120k pages can be done easily with a pure Python solution over a normal home / office internet connection. The packages urllib, urllib2, robotexclusionrulesparser and lxml are a g