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Yesterday, I accidentally built a chat app. Surprisingly, it wasn't the first time it happened.
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Yesterday, I accidentally built a chat app. Surprisingly, it wasn't the first time it happened.
As long as I can remember Replit has been receiving a large number of vulnerability reports. We're very grateful for these and take them extremely seriously. However, 99% of them stem from a misunderstanding of what we do. Our main product is RCE (remote code execution) and naturally this leads to a whole lot of RCE vulnerability reports.
Most systems -- both natural and artificial -- decay, rot, and eventually die. Software is no different. A lot has been written about fighting "software rot" but there's another type of rot related to software that's not talked about much -- the development environment rot.
Software development is one of the first -- if not the first -- examples of what J. C. Licklider called the Man-Computer Symbiosis. A "cooperative interaction" between people and computers where the person is concerned in what may be classified as the creative aspect of the work such as setting the goals, formulating the hypothesis and evaluating the results while the computer does all the "routinizable work".
Learning Devops & AWS on the Job: Building and Scaling a Service
[Update Oct 2022: We have retired our API, we are excited by our previous work but we do not have the resources to support this at the moment.]
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