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1mo ago
Eleos Technologies ( https://eleostech.com ) | Remote Senior iOS Engineer | Permanently Remote (US-based applicants only) | Full time Eleos Technologies is a growing company building communication software for truck drivers and th
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8mo ago
Check out https://github.com/anthropic-experimental/sandbox-runtime , which tackles this problem using the built-in userspace sandboxing on macOS and Linux. I run Claude from a mounted volume (but no reason you couldn&#
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9mo ago
Eleos Technologies | DNS Consulting | REMOTE (US) | Contractor We build mobile apps and supporting systems for long-haul truck drivers. We have a critical DNS registrar/hosting migration to do this year and while I did the last one (on
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11mo ago
With two[1] other[2] great articles about the guts of how programs _actually_ get loaded and run, I was reminded of the above great (multi-part) article, which I remember reading on the subway in tiny chunks and being surprised it ever work
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Load-time relocation of shared libraries (2011)
(eli.thegreenplace.net)
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11mo ago
I hadn't yet seen it when I wrote this, but 2 is pretty much exactly what Arko says: > Worried about the possibility of hacked accounts or some sort of social engineering, I took action as the primary on-call engineer to lock down t
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11mo ago
Putting myself in Arko’s shoes, I can imagine (charitably!) the following choice, realizing that I still have access and shouldn’t: 1. Try to get in touch, quickly, with someone with the power to fix it and explain what needs to be rotated.
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1y ago
I would only partially agree that Kotlin is "much safer." As one example, I just learned (by way of a nasty production app crash) that Kotlin chose to make all checked exceptions silently unchecked. Kind of a stunning own-goal for
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CT Scans of New vs. Used SawStop
(lumafield.com)
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Abusing Ubuntu 24.04 features for root privilege escalation
(snyk.io)
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2y ago
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Alegeus Technologies vs. Digicert [pdf]
(storage.courtlistener.com)
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2y ago
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3y ago
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3947903 (I feel incredibly old right now.) Edited to add: Finally found the full form letter [1]. (I filed a copy back then and it still shows up languishing in Feedback Assi
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3y ago
Eleos Technologies ( https://eleostech.com ) | Remote Front-End Web Engineer | Permanently Remote (US-based applicants only) | Full time Eleos Technologies is a growing company building communication software for truck drivers and
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Katy and the Gremlin
(sdarchive.com)
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Firebase Status Dashboard – Android Push Messaging Outage
(status.firebase.google.com)
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4y ago
Eleos Technologies ( https://eleostech.com ) | Senior Android Engineer | Permanently Remote (US-based applicants only) | Full time Eleos Technologies is a growing company building communication software for truck drivers and field
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4y ago
Oh wow, thank you! I'd been poking through them with plain old `sqlite3` and then deserializing all the plist data with something like `pbpaste | xxd -r -p > foo.plist` for examination, but had no idea datasette existed and https:&
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4y ago
Eleos Technologies ( https://eleostech.com ) | Android Engineer | Permanently Remote (US-based applicants only) | Full time Eleos Technologies is a growing company building communication software for truck drivers and field worker
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Real Artifacts – real phenomena that resemble computer graphics artifacts
(realtimerendering.com)
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4y ago
Email George Blood LP ( https://www.georgeblood.com/ ), they have support to read like 100+ old magnetic formats and are wonderful pros.
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Heroku apps unreachable (follow-up)
(status.heroku.com)
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5y ago
Separate teams. We have a tiny team and even _we_ appoint a group to fix and a group or individual to do nothing but communicate.
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5y ago
This. We have a 4-person team and posted our own incident about this 7 minutes before Amazon did. Surely they can aim a little higher.
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5y ago
Based on our telemetry, this started as NXDOMAINs for sqs.us-east-1.amazonaws.com beginning in modest volumes at 20:43 UTC and becoming a total outage at 20:48 UTC. Naturally, it was completely resolved by 20:57, 5 minutes before anything w
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5y ago
Eleos Technologies ( https://eleostech.com ) | Multiple: Infrastructure Observability / Senior iOS Software Engineer | Permanently Remote (US-based applicants only) | Full time Eleos Technologies is a growing 10-year-old comp
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5y ago
Eleos Technologies ( https://eleostech.com ) | Senior iOS Software Engineer | Permanently Remote (US only) | Full time Eleos Technologies is a growing 10-year-old company building communication software for truck drivers and field
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5y ago
Eleos Technologies ( https://eleostech.com ) | Senior Erlang/Elixir Software Engineer / Senior SRE | Permanently Remote (US only) | Full time Eleos Technologies is a growing 9-year-old company building communication soft
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6y ago
Eleos Technologies ( https://eleostech.com ) | Senior Erlang/Elixir Software Engineer | Permanently Remote (US only) | Full time Eleos Technologies is a growing 9-year-old company building communication software for truck dri
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6y ago
Eleos Technologies ( https://eleostech.com ) | Senior Erlang/Elixir Software Engineer | Permanently Remote (US only) | Full time Eleos Technologies is a growing 9-year-old company building communication software for truck dri
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6y ago
We use a homegrown gnuplot version of this at $work, and I can speak from experience that you can immediately spot problems (timeouts, as a set of ghostly horizontal lines, or outlier requests) that would be absolutely hidden in a tradition
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