jasonmc

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   by jasonmc 12y ago

   The Transit app is pretty close to what you want; I use it all the time. It includes live times on lines that support it. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thetransit...
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   by jasonmc 12y ago

   I second every one of those Manhattan shops. Everyman is usually outstanding. Also recommend Gimme coffee. In Brooklyn there's a few more gems: Budin, Strangeways, Parlor.
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   by jasonmc 14y ago

   Gary's guide is probably the best source of tech events in NYC (apart from meetup). I used to go to quite a few of the events here before I got my current programming job.
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   by jasonmc 15y ago

   It is possible to perform a MITM attack on HTTPS when you can install any certificates you want in the web browser.
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   by jasonmc 15y ago

   Sure, but I'd be willing to bet that performance impact of the the verifier is insignificant for all but the most trivial of programs.
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   by jasonmc 15y ago

   "You realize that Java requires a nontrivial bytecode verifier too, right? IIRC the bytecode verifier, and certainly the compiler, require abstract interpretation to convert the stack-oriented bytecode to a virtual register-based one." It s
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   Introducing Malicious Code Reviews(paulbiggar.blogspot.com)

   28 points by jasonmc 18y ago|14 comments