Justine Tunney

@JustineTunney

Minion of the avant-garde intelligentsia. My views do not represent Google's. Viewer discretion is advised.

Concrete Jungle, NY
github.com/jart
Joined September 2011
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  1. 3 hours ago Wilmington, OH

    Looking at C++14, I sometimes really wish I was coding that instead of Java.

  2. 22 hours ago Stratford, CT

    This is what I like to call recreational programming.

    10:56 PM - 1 Apr 2016 · Details
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    Mar 31

    What you are referring to as "Windows" is actually "GNU/Windows", or "GNU+Windows".

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  4. Mar 30 Stratford, CT

    Does anyone remember writing apps with the Win32 API in C? I look back on those days very fondly. I will never forget BitBlt <3

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  5. Mar 30 Stratford, CT

    So is adding Bash to . That's a big move. Sort of like the Chinese Reform & Opening of 1978.

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  6. Mar 27 Stratford, CT

    I do not support Bernie Sanders. But I think he deserves respect for not taking money from special interests.

    4:43 PM - 27 Mar 2016 · Details
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  7. Mar 26 Stratford, CT

    The majority of dependencies are just veneers or middleware. They have their merits sometimes. But they're almost always fleeting.

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  8. Mar 26 Stratford, CT

    A good heuristic for evaluating a dependency is: does it solve an actual computer science or systems problem? Those are the best.

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  9. Mar 26 Stratford, CT

    I think we need to have a culture of austerity when it comes to dependencies. Link against few things which have stood the test of time.

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  10. Mar 26 Stratford, CT

    In 2010, I was vetting NoSQL databases for a company and found a remote exec vulnerability in Tokyo Tyrant so bad, the project disbanded.

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  11. Mar 26 Stratford, CT

    Always vet your dependencies. It's the best way to discover 0days.

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  12. Mar 26 Shelton, CT

    Lady at the liquor store gave me a free lambic because her phone service dropped my call when I asked if in stock. Thanks Comcast!

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  13. Mar 26

    Only time I think TDD is useful is when fixing bugs. If you don't reproduce the bug in test first, then how do you know you're solving it?

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    Mar 26

    Installing NPM packages allows remote code execution?

    9:05 AM - 26 Mar 2016 · Details
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  15. Mar 23 Manhattan, NY

    Thank you for doing the right thing.

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  17. Mar 23 Manhattan, NY

    Maybe it was a bad idea to depend on thousands of NPM packages written by random weirdos.

    8:02 PM - 23 Mar 2016 · Details
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  18. Mar 20 Stratford, CT

    Say thanks for your consideration, not thanks in advance.

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