With so much to be sad about in the world today, it is with a hopeful eye that we turn to D. J. Bernstein, professor of mathematics and computer science. You may know about Bernstein because his First Amendment lawsuit forced the government to stop banning export of computer encryption software. Or you may know of him because of his mathematical breakthroughs. Or you may know of him because his software, including qmail and djbdns, does important things with grace and without bugs. In any event, Prof. Bernstein has recently posted a statement of selected research activities [PDF] which provides more hope in these dark times. Bernstein is getting back on track: I haven’t published much software in the last few years; my department colleagues have made clear to me that they don’t value anything other than papers. Fortunately, my promotion has now been approved by the department...
Skip to content Sign up Sign in This repository Explore Features Enterprise Blog Star 65 Fork 6 infoforcefeed / OlegDB /.container /.repohead Code Issues Pull Requests Pulse Graphs HTTPS Subversion You can clone with HTTPS or Subversion . Download ZIP /.repository-sidebar Loading… Bulk Get #148 Open qpfiffer opened this Issue Jan 28, 2015 · 3 comments Apply labels to this issue enhancement frontend bug duplicate invalid question wontfix Nothing to show Loading… enhancement frontend No milestone qpfiffer Owner qpfiffer commented Jan 28, 2015 Needs to happen. Round-tripping to get a ...
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/toggle-container Home Activism Health Miscellaneous Religion Self Writing Technology About Code Photos @emilyst Home Activism Health Miscellaneous Religion Self Writing Technology About Code Photos @emilyst /navigation-inner /navigation A Gentle Primer on Reverse Engineering 27 Jan 15 / emilyst / Comments Off /post-header Over the weekend at Women Who Hack I gave a short demonstration on reverse engineering. I wanted to show how “ cracking ” works, to give a better understanding of how programs work once they’re compiled. It also serves my abiding interest in processors and other low-level stuff from the 80s. My goal was to write a program which accepts a password and outputs whether the password is correct or not. Then I would compile the program to binary form (the way in which most programs are distributed) and attempt to alter ...
Curried Lua wiki Currying is defined by Wikipedia [1] as follows: "In computer science, currying is the technique of transforming a function taking multiple arguments into a function that takes a single argument (the first of the arguments to the original function) and returns a new function that takes the remainder of the arguments and returns the result" You can implement curried functions in all languages that support functions as first-class objects. For example, there's a little [tutorial about curried JavaScript] . Here is a small Lua example of a curried function: function sum(number) return function (anothernumber) return number + anothernumber end end local f = sum(5) print (f(3)) --> 8 -- WalterCruz Here is another, contributed by [ GavinWraith ], which takes a variable number of arguments terminated with a " () ": function addup(x)...
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A C++11 library for quickly building RESTful web servers. CODE DOCS E.G. CODE DOCS E.G. Served was designed primarily to create RESTful C++ web services with ease and simplicity. To demonstrate, here's an example hello world application: # include <served/served.hpp> int main ( int argc, char const * argv[]) { // Create a multiplexer for handling requests served::multiplexer mux; // GET /hello mux.handle( "/hello" ) .get([](served::response & res, const served::request & req) { res << "Hello world!" ; }); // Create the server and run with 10 handler threads. served::net:: server server ("127.0.0.1", "8080", mux) ; server.run( 10 ); return (EXIT_SUCCESS); } $ curl http://localhost:8080/hello Hello world! Served supports URL parameters for easy RESTification. mux.handle( "/users/{id}" ) .get([](served::response & res, ...
Skip to content Sign up Sign in This repository Explore Features Enterprise Blog Star 59 Fork 6 infoforcefeed / OlegDB /.container /.repohead Code Issues Pull Requests Pulse Graphs HTTPS Subversion You can clone with HTTPS or Subversion . Download ZIP /.repository-sidebar base sha1: "fe336fe7879983bdcb7cb1b5f1dd552503088a44" head sha1: "f9e4ad6b8490fc0f78d9cf52f8b83bf5363ad2ae" Loading… New issue async.c #138 Open PrestonSmith01 wants to merge 1 commit into infoforcefeed : master from PrestonSmith01 : master + 57 − 0 Conversation 17 Commits 1 Files changed 1 Apply labels to this issue bug duplicate enhancement frontend ...
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leafo Tweet Follow @moonscript Nginx image processing server with OpenResty and Lua on Fri Sep 20 2013 09:40:00 Today I'll be showing you how to create a fast on the fly image processing server. The whole system can be created in less than 100 lines of code. We'll be using OpenResty , an enhanced distribution of Nginx. We'll also need to write a little bit of Lua to get all the functionality we want. Lastly, we'll be using this Lua ImageMagick binding . If you're not familiar with any of these that’s OK, I'll be showing you how to get everything running from scratch. The code nginx.conf serve_image.lua What’s an image processing server? Initial thoughts Installation requirements Nginx configuration Lua script Running the server Final notes Because the entire system isn’t that many lines of code I'll show everything first and you can read on if you want to learn ...
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