This is a story in which Hillel Wayne attempts to answer the question why don’t more programmers use formal methods?

The desperation of programming under tight memory constraints.

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Fifty years ago, the Vietnamese People’s Air Force launched a one-of-its-kind air raid against U.S. Navy warships in the Gulf of Tonkin.

Three nerds discussing tech, Apple, programming, and loosely related matters.

Elon Musk texts Larry Page

August 9–11, 2018

A gold-plated racetrack and fuel from a scanning tunneling microscope.

Adobe’s founders and engineers tell a tale of software, stumbles, and serendipity

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The Venice-based COVID-19 testing company doing business as "Sameday Health'' allegedly falsified and forged test results, according to a complaint.

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During some computer attacks, IT departments are not aware that a successful penetration has occurred. This article argues that a cryptocurrency honeypot can be used as a security alarm to alert the company of the attacker's penetration.

So, yeah, we built a risk-adjusted inverse Jim Cramer Index. Launching soon. We go through the entire process below.