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Netflix Public Bug Bounty, 1 year later

The Netflix TechBlog

by Astha Singhal (Netflix Application Security) As Netflix continues to create entertainment people love, the security team continues to keep our members, partners, and employees secure. The security research community has partnered with us to improve the security of the Netflix service for the past few years through our responsible disclosure and bug bounty programs.

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Stuff The Internet Says On Scalability For March 22nd, 2019

High Scalability

Wake up! It's HighScalability time: Van Gogh? Nope. A satellite image of phytoplankton populations or algae blooms in the Baltic Sea. ( NASA ). Do you like this sort of Stuff? I'd greatly appreciate your support on Patreon. Know anyone who needs cloud? I wrote Explain the Cloud Like I'm 10 just for them. It has 41 mostly 5 star reviews. They'll learn a lot and love you even more.5 billion : weekly visits to Apple App store; $500m : new US exascale computer; $1.7 billion : EU's newest fine on Goo

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Don’t read your data from a straw

Daniel Lemire

It is common for binary data to be serialized to bytes. Data structures like indexes can be saved to disk or transmitted over the network in such a form. Many serialized data structures can be viewed as sets of ‘integer’ values. That is the case, for example, of a Roaring bitmap. We must then read back this data. An integer could be serialized as four bytes in a stream of bytes.

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Experimenting with the Streams API

Dean Hume

I am always looking for ways to build faster, slicker web pages. Where applicable, I’ll use great new browser features such as service workers, HTTP/2 and improved compression, just to name a few. But what if I told you there was a way to build even faster web pages? I’d like to introduce you to the Streams API. Before we go any further, let’s go right back to basics.

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Lazy Loading, faster webpages, SEO friendly

Dareboost

Images are a key content on your website? If you’re serious about your website performance, you have probably optimized them. But have you considered to lazy load your images? Lazy loading images improves the user experience by saving bandwidth for important content first. Some reject the technique for SEO considerations.

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Sponsored Post: Software Buyers Council, InMemory.Net, Triplebyte, Etleap, Stream, Scalyr

High Scalability

Who's Hiring? Triplebyte lets exceptional software engineers skip screening steps at hundreds of top tech companies like Apple, Dropbox, Mixpanel, and Instacart. Make your job search O (1), not O ( n ). Apply here. Need excellent people? Advertise your job here! Fun and Informative Events. Join Etleap , an Amazon Redshift ETL tool to learn the latest trends in designing a modern analytics infrastructure.

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Home Automation Using the Internet of Things (IoT) – 2019

Simform

Read the tutorial blog on how to implement Home Automation using IoT. It covers the software, hardware, sensors, protocols, architecture and platforms. Applications of IoT-enabled connectivity are home security, air quality monitoring, infotainment delivery, smart lock etc. The post Home Automation Using the Internet of Things (IoT) – 2019 appeared first on Insights on Latest Software Technologies - Simform Blog.

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The top 7 test automation mistakes: How to avoid your next fail

TechBeacon Testing

In their desire to do more automated testing, QA teams often make mistakes that cost time, money, and trust—and derail progress. These blunders can make your team too nervous to try again.

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Three Other Models of Computer System Performance: Part 1

ACM Sigarch

With two blog posts, we argue for more use of simple models beyond Amdahl’s Law. This Part 1 discusses Bottleneck Analysis and Little’s Law, while Part 2 presents the M/M/1 Queue. Computer systems, from the Internet-of-Things devices to datacenters, are complex and optimizing them can enhance capability and save money. Existing systems can be studied with measurement, while prospective systems are most often studied by extrapolating from measurements of prior systems or via simulation software t

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How to Make an app like Airbnb : Develop your own Vacation Rental App

Simform

My take on making an app like Airbnb, leveraging my experience of working with 50+ Airbnb type app startups. Learn everything that you need to build and develop an app like Airbnb for vacation rental. The post How to Make an app like Airbnb : Develop your own Vacation Rental App appeared first on Insights on Latest Software Technologies - Simform Blog.

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SQL Server Transaction Log and High Availability Solutions

SQL Shack

In the previous article of this series on the SQL Server transaction log, we discuss the SQL Server database recovery models, Full, Simple and Bulk-Logged, and the how the recovery model option of the database affects the way the SQL Server Engine works with the transaction logs. In this article, we will discuss the different […].

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Chrome Lite Pages

CSS - Tricks

The Chrome team announced a new feature called Lite Pages that can be activated by flipping on the Data Saver option on an Android device: Chrome on Android’s Data Saver feature helps by automatically optimizing web pages to make them load faster. When users are facing network or data constraints, Data Saver may reduce data use by up to 90% and load pages two times faster, and by making pages load faster, a larger fraction of pages actually finish loading on slow networks.

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Exercises in Emulation: Xbox 360’s FMA Instruction

Randon ASCII

Years ago I worked in the Xbox 360 group at Microsoft. We were thinking about releasing a new console, and we thought it would be nice if that console could run the games of the previous console. Emulation is always hard, but it is made more challenging when your corporate masters keep changing CPU types. The Xbox one – sorry, the original Xbox – used an x86 CPU.

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Parallelizing test automation? Read this first.

TechBeacon Testing

You've done your due diligence. You've reviewed your automation. You've responsibly removed or refactored appropriate components. But despite these efforts, your automation takes longer to execute than you can tolerate; your team just can't wait that long for feedback.

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It's Never Done, Thus It's Already Done

Baron Schwartz

Last week I “finished” a new medium-sized book (an ebook—that is, a PDF). But even as we downloaded the final PDF from Google Docs and uploaded it to our company website, I already had a file full of errata and omissions. Some of these are substantial problems, but my opinion remained almost unwavering: ship it. It was 20 years ago in college that I first heard a professor say, “a poem is never finished, only abandoned.

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Upcoming Webinar Thurs 3/21: MySQL Performance Schema in 1 hour

Percona

Please join Percona’s Principal Support Engineer, Sveta Smirnova, as she presents MySQL Performance Schema in 1 hour on Thursday, March 21st, 2019, at 10:00 am PDT (UTC-7) / 1:00 pm EDT (UTC-4). Register Now. MySQL 8.0 Performance Schema is a mature tool, used by humans and monitoring products. It was born in 2010 as “a feature for monitoring server execution at a low level.” The tool has grown over the years with performance fixes and DBA-faced features.

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Experimenting with the Streams API

Dean Hume

I am always looking for ways to build faster, slicker web pages. Where applicable, I’ll use great new browser features such as service workers, HTTP/2 and improved compression, just to name a few. But what if I told you there was a way to build even faster web pages? I’d like to introduce you to the Streams API. Before we go any further, let’s go right back to basics.

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49 great resources for performance testing teams

TechBeacon Testing

One major roadblock that prevents teams from successfully executing performance testing is a lack of training. Sometimes, just knowing where to start can be a challenge.

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Feelings Aren't Facts

Baron Schwartz

I was raised in an environment where feelings were minimized, denied, brushed aside. In some circumstances, acknowledging feelings could even be risky. As a result, I adopted a mostly unconscious perspective on feelings which didn’t serve me very well. Recently, however, I’ve become more aware of my feelings, and I’ve been surprised and pleased to learn what they have to teach me—and to rediscover thoughts , which I now also see in a new light.

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Understanding SQL Server Query Optimization – Part 3

SQL Server Performance

Editor’s Note: In the first of this four part series, I gave an overview of the tools and techniques of query optimization in SQL Server. In the second part, I talked about the process of displaying and interpreting query execution plans. I also showed how to generate query execution plans usin gSQL Server Management Studio, […].

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Experimenting with the Streams API

Dean Hume

I am always looking for ways to build faster, slicker web pages. Where applicable, I’ll use great new browser features such as service workers, HTTP/2 and improved compression, just to name a few. But what if I told you there was a way to build even faster web pages? I’d like to introduce you to the Streams API. Before we go any further, let’s go right back to basics.

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Validating Data Structures And Variables In Golang

The Polyglot Developer

When working with Go or any programming language for that matter, there is almost aways a need to validate the data that the user provides before you start working with it or storing it in a database. A sloppy way to validate data would be to use a series of if/else conditions, switch statements, and a bunch of regular expressions, but there are better ways to get the job done without having a disaster of a codebase in terms of maintainability.

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Unit Testing vs Functional Testing: A Detailed Comparison

Simform

The ultimate goal of software testing is to build a quality product. In testing, Unit testing and Functional testing considered as a foundation of the testing process. In this blog, we have compiled the range of differences between both the testing. The post Unit Testing vs Functional Testing: A Detailed Comparison appeared first on Insights on Latest Software Technologies - Simform Blog.

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