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A tutorial on modern web Architecture and infrastructure . Something that writes on how to build them using proprietary software and also open source equivalent of each

On the other hand , a tutorial like this needs to be actively maintained as packages come and go . It’s essentially a documentation

I want to work on this . This is interesting.

Berkeley DB is such an important piece of software today . Its one if the essential parts of bitcoin

How did people like this even make it to the interview rounds

I've always said that FAANG don't hire professional software engineers, they only hire professional leet coders

Haven’t been able to secure a job through out my programming career . A good job

I’ll say Uber rejected this due to highly unlikely user interaction required .

This is my current machine and I run mint on it . It’s unbearably slow and would reboot if you do cpu intensive task like running chrome , burp suite and something else

Not trying to discourage you but bug bounties are one of the easiest ways to get depressed . Especially when you don’t find any bug and then go on Twitter to see “yay, i was awarded XXXX bounty on hackerone “ . Some take that as a motivation but for most it’s depressing

Thanks a lot . I really like the concept of imitating the natural day lighting scenario with hue lights

Trying so hard to change this and I can’t . How do I go about it

The tone of the email reminds me a lot of Linus Torvald’s brutal code review comments in the google group back then.

Can it be said that the “no nonsense” behavior often exhibited by maintainers of Linux kernel could be one of the reason the project grew to become what it is today

Whenever I encounter any book on go , the first thing I do is to read the installation page . This is the best I’ve seen of any book . You made the whole “PATH” thing that drives new go users mad and gave a thorough reason of why it’s needed .

I think this is quite a broad question as different places exhibits intellectuall prowess for niche things . Depends on the type of knowledge you're seeking or willing to be around . Additional information will help you get better answers

Is this Jeff Dean ?.

Recently we have a surge of research linking medical conditions affecting the brain to the gut. Often attributed to bacterial that found a way to bypass the blood brain barrier via the gut .

This is the best thing I have read in 2020. As a bug bounty Hunter this is insanely helpful to me .

Their is nothing like a bug free code as a result of the programming language used . RUST programmers are like the new version of those Haskell programmers that spams every functional programming thread with a message that tldr: "write everything in Haskell or die "

I hope it’s not the work of bughunters

You are the kind of guy that goes about writing writing a web server in assembly

The caliber of persons we have here is amazing , you could tell all that by breezing through the source

Have you tried exiting vim? :D

Why is the act usually perpetuated against the US. China trades with other countries but rarely you hear news of China stealing their tech. Why does China strive to a great deal to steal tech from the US

I learned assembly by reading two books, the first was "hacking , the art of exploitation " and the second is the Z80 book

The Princeton companion to mathematics

I second liveoverflow , especially his binary hacking series

I remember watching the anime "naruto" and seeing bandai as one of the companies involved in it .

Only tech heads will understand the importance of a decentralized social network. Casual people who make up the bulk of social media won't .