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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
How can you compute modular exponentiation in a Time Safe way, regarding some pseudocode or a link?
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
How do you architect that, regarding DB, code and endpoints?
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
Incredibly creepy.
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
No. I'll take a look, thanks.
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
That's a cool idea.
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
Hopefully man on man abuse comes out as well. Sex abuse between all pairings / genders happens but there are not so many women VCs so it's unlikely that's going to come down here. But there are quite a few gay VCs. My advice
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
Got it thanks a lot, that's very clear.
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
I got it. That's a neat example. Do you have to define that deferred function inside the caller, in order to reference the name? Or can you factor out deferred functions to be used by various callers and pass in the return names for th
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
Ah, okay, thanks. I get it better now. Sort of like decorators in purpose, then.
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
Thanks alot for explaining, I think i get it a bit better now.
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
I'm thinking of it in the way that the interpreter works in JavaScript with tasks. If you setTimeout(A, 0), inside B, then after B returns, A is called, but any other tasks previously inserted into the queue are called first. So I thin
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Ask HN: “eventually consistent” SSH client for laggy mobile connection?
1 points by 19eightyfour 9y ago|4 comments
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
Ok now I got they are in scope. About defer, could you think of it like defer makes a function into a function with multiple entry and exit points, possible to be stopped and resumed, like a coroutine?
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
Is that actually returning err as the deferred return value of test? In other words, to the caller of test it appears test returns the result of the deferred?
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
Cool. Can anything execute between the end of the deferer and the start of the deferred?
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
How does defer interact with named returns?
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
I had a bit of a play around with it. It's pretty powerful being able to see <func name> <params type> <return type> in one line ( or possibly multi line ) It really hammers home the concept that a function is a trans
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
Okay, I think I get it. The format / syntax is pretty easy, simple and clean. I like it. I added a new function that takes two params and returns param, so I think I get this naming the returns now. https://play.golang.org&#
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
I was going to post "But JS has this: return { named_var_1, named_var_2 } const { named_var_1, named_var_2 } = f() But then I read the article. I don't know really what is going on in this article on a quick reading,
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
I love that, seriously. Machiavelli's Guide to PaaS.
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Show HN: Add, subtract, multiply, euclidean divide bit arrays of any size(github.com)
1 points by 19eightyfour 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A simple Base64 –> Base64 all-or-nothing transform(github.com)
1 points by 19eightyfour 9y ago|0 comments
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
Could you elaborate on what happened? I don't know about this.
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
That's interesting. I'll have to try that.
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
It's not remarkable its Bezos' business strategy. The way he thinks about things is it's not a threat to his business to have competitors in his space not just because he is prepared to undercut them on cost but because he kn
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Ask HN: How does the NSA develop such sophisticated pentesting?
4 points by 19eightyfour 9y ago|0 comments
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
That's awesome. I like that you just came out with this when the others have posted...and that it only has 1 point! It's simple and to the point. I may not be your customer base but think the email is a great method of delivery. E
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
How do you find marijuana affects your coding ability? I think I tried doing some code when in Amsterdam in a coffee house ... with this super high hope that it was going to be great. IIRC, I couldn't think at all. Zero productivity. B
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
No. I'm creative and I have a lot of ego. I find ego helps with belief in myself so that I can take risks. When things don't work out, I can use my self belief to spin it in a way that works for me. Elon Musk does the same thing.
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by 19eightyfour 9y ago
Go read Tribes. The following is my advice, not from that book. Same as with creating a community around anything. 1. Define a group of outsiders, explicitly (politics) or implicitly (privilege). 2. This scaffolding sets up the emotional pa

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