The three most important things experts understand about software security:
1. Software is unbelievably unreliable and insecure.
2. No, really, you have no idea.
3. It’s actually even worse than that.
@JasonForTheLove Seriously. I'd have watched a lot more if I could actually, you know, watch it anywhere but one of our TVs or my work laptop (and I never log into personal accounts on my work laptop...)
@ryanflorence My saying for years has been "Blaming your language for your bad result is like blaming English for Twilight. Same with good results and Shakespeare." Languages can be learned, problem-solving skills are much harder to master.
Well, if the Dear Leader goes through with this, that's the end of Twitter for me. I only use blocks to get rid of the random gif/meme reposters that have taken over my "for you," but all the people I stick around for depend on blocks for their sanity/safety. Yeesh.
@Rosemary_Larkin I almost feel like it could be better. Like, the big Hall H Extravaganzas are fun and all, but the little panels with like a group of some sort of artists talking about their work are my favorite.
So true. Anecdote: a few of us just took over getting a new product to the finish line. They'd been fighting bugs for months in a key bit of complex state management. We rebuilt it, bug free, in about a week by moving all the state to the URL and got deep-linking for free :)
What could be derived should be derived.
These are all examples of derived state whether the source is a URL, or a query, or whether it is synchronous or asynchronous.