If we don't keep raising awareness of low-level programming skills, the skillset will disppear forever under a sea of SDKs, binary blobs and proprietary chips.
C programming matters, assembly language matters.
We have gotten a lot of questions about how to add a security key to your @Twitter account for #2FA. Here is a video walk though that shows the individual steps and how easy it is to set up a #YubiKey.
https://t.co/9bEACMPmlj
#securitykey#twitter
We have gotten a lot of questions about how to add a security key to your @Twitter account for #2FA. Here is a video walk though that shows the individual steps and how easy it is to set up a #YubiKey.
https://t.co/9bEACMPmlj
#securitykey#twitter
@GrahamStephan@MKBHD@elonmusk@Yubico It's used as the government standard for multiple governments, it's used as the standard at every tech company in existence, and it's even got a biometric version. No reliance on your mobile device.
https://t.co/PwfFx8Ob8X
my typical day at Google:
9am - reverse a linked list
11am - count unique ways to climb a staircase with dp
12pm - lunch
3pm - help animal escape NxM matrix efficiently
4pm - invert a binary tree
5pm - commute home using Dijkstra's
Anyone wondering why I felt compelled to take this to social media, check out my most recent chat with one of their support reps through the @united app:
@PiaRibes @thewinteranon@AtheistSpinster@BlackKnight10k@dylanleclair UTC time is commonly used as a "standard" in tech simply as a way to make sure everyone is discussing the same time, and thats typically how we store it in databases to prevent further confusion of timestamps in tech. (Which is a huge deal/problem believe it or not 😂)