Apparently, this exploit happened because the gov developer wrote a tech blog on CSDN and accidentally included the credentials.
1 billion records of private citizens' data. 😭
1/ There are no other constitutional rights in substance without freedom to transact
Being meaning to write this for 6 months, but the Canadian response to the trucker protests is illustrating this so vividly, that today is the day.
The alternative way for companies to fund the open source project is to allow your engineers to step away from own project tasks and provide focus time on contributing to open source projects.
My two cents on this whole log4j2 thing:
Open source maintainers have no obligation whatsoever to maintain their code just because it's used by other people. If you use open source code and it has a bug, fix it yourself.
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My two cents on this whole log4j2 thing:
Open source maintainers have no obligation whatsoever to maintain their code just because it's used by other people. If you use open source code and it has a bug, fix it yourself.
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No one is paying the log4j2 maintainers!?
There is a whole page on the responsibilities of a @TheASF "Project Management Committee"... AND NO ONE IS PAYING THEM? https://t.co/JXimIQLxw5
Open Source needs to grow the hell up. Yesterday.
https://t.co/tQpITt8vn3
Importance of platform teams in context of supporting product teams and boosting developer productivity. Great article which covers multiple aspects of scaling your organization.
In the latest issue of The Pragmatic Engineer, I sat down with Adam Rogal, who heads up Developer Platform at @DoorDashEng.
Adam shared lots practical advice on starting and running and "measuring" a platform team, and how this applies to smaller teams:
https://t.co/dtvqD4rRZF
In the latest issue of The Pragmatic Engineer, I sat down with Adam Rogal, who heads up Developer Platform at @DoorDashEng.
Adam shared lots practical advice on starting and running and "measuring" a platform team, and how this applies to smaller teams:
https://t.co/dtvqD4rRZF
I often recommend to more junior engineers: build feature X without ever _running_ the software. Open a PR with confidence to say "this works" without having to SEE it work. This helps build understanding, confidence, and forces writing testable code.
Your company has a poor documentation culture. Things are slow because people don’t know how things works. Managers start micromanaging because work is slow. Leadership issues mandates. No one likes mandates, but that isn’t the problem. It was poor communication the whole time.