Communications of the ACM
Why Hackers Aren't Afraid of Us
Ask finance ministers and central bankers around the world about their worst nightmare and the answer is almost always the same…
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Popping Kernels
Choosing between programming in the kernel or in user space.
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Reducing the Attack Surface
Sometimes you can give the monkey a less-dangerous club.
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IoT: The Internet of Terror
If it seems like the sky is falling, that's because it is.
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Forced Exception Handling
You can never discount the human element in programming.
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The Chess Player Who Couldn't Pass the Salt
AI: Soft and hard, weak and strong, narrow and general. Dear KV,
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The Unholy Trinity of Software Development
Tests, documentation, and code.
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Cloud Calipers
Naming the next generation and remembering that the cloud is just other people's computers.
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What Are You Trying to Pull?
A single cache miss is more expensive than many instructions.
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Code Hoarding
Committing to commits, and the beauty of summarizing graphs.
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