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by ShaneCurran 7y ago
In modern browsers that support the Shadow DOM[1] standard, this is a somewhat solved problem with one caveat: it wasn't built for this use case. Architecturally, however, it does the job but the challenge is integration with dated bro
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Mermaid: Generate diagrams and flowcharts like Markdown(github.com)
3 points by ShaneCurran 7y ago|0 comments
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by ShaneCurran 7y ago
Evervault ( https://evervault.com/ ) | Haskell Engineers + Head of Product | Dublin, Ireland | ONSITE | €60k - €80k + meaningful equity stake Love Haskell? Passionate about data privacy? At Evervault, we're working to ma
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by ShaneCurran 7y ago
Evervault ( https://evervault.com/ ) | Haskell Engineers + Head of Product | Dublin, Ireland | ONSITE | €60k - €80k + meaningful equity stake Love Haskell? Passionate about data privacy? At Evervault, we're working to ma
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by ShaneCurran 7y ago
Evervault ( https://evervault.com/ ) | VP of Engineering + more | Dublin, Ireland | ONSITE At Evervault, we're working to make data privacy simple. We're building simple developer tools that allow companies to proce
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MacBook Air 2018 adds Touch ID and gets a new security chip(cnet.com)
7 points by ShaneCurran 8y ago|0 comments
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by ShaneCurran 8y ago
That's only really useful in key exchange scenarios (DH/ECDH). A lot of implementations use RSA or similar to directly encrypt packets of information, though it's generally not recommended for reasons such as this.
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by ShaneCurran 8y ago
That’s true, but the absolute values of the timeframes involved are quite different. Classical computing is speeding up, for sure, but breaking RSA-4096 (as an example) will take significantly longer to be feasible than the 10-20 year estim
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by ShaneCurran 8y ago
The problems arise when data is intercepted now. Sure, some encrypted information won’t be useful/sensitive once the advent of cryptographically significant quantum computers comes but if any packets are simply stored now and saved for
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by ShaneCurran 8y ago
Kind of. Elliptic Curve can be reduced to the Discrete Logarithm problem, which a variant of Shor’s Algorithm solves in polynomial time.
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by ShaneCurran 8y ago
Muon | Dublin, Ireland | Competitive Salary and Stock Options We’re hiring full stack developers to become early members of our core tech team in Dublin. Help us build simple developer APIs that let companies process personal data without s
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by ShaneCurran 8y ago
Muon | Dublin, Ireland | Competitive Salary and Stock Options We’re hiring full stack developers to become early members of our core tech team in Dublin. Help us build simple developer APIs that let companies process personal data without s
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Getaround raises $300M Series D round led by SoftBank(techcrunch.com)
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by ShaneCurran 9y ago
I wouldn’t read too much into this. Intel have very generous employee “patent creation” bonuses that encourage them to constantly file patents, ca. $2500 per patent IIRC. That being said, it’s still interesting seeing Intel encouraging and
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by ShaneCurran 9y ago
On first glance his offer seems reasonable. He seems to believe in the potential of your technology as he's happy with equity alone, which is a good sign (provided he can deliver on his promise). Your decision basically boils down to
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by ShaneCurran 9y ago
I think Intel's approach to competing with the likes of ARM and other "mobile" processor manufacturers is to capitalise on the backend enterprise market. Intel know that if there are x new phones (with third party mobile pr
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Ask HN: How do you find and read academic papers?
1 points by ShaneCurran 9y ago|2 comments
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With the MateBook X, Huawei finally has a MacBook to call its own(techcrunch.com)
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by ShaneCurran 10y ago
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by ShaneCurran 10y ago
SEEKING WORK (Dublin, Ireland / Remote) - shane@curran.ie I'm a full-stack software developer/web developer mainly working in Node.js, but with experience in PHP, Python, NoSQL, Redis and Docker. I've been involved in pr
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by ShaneCurran 10y ago
SEEKING WORK (Dublin, Ireland / Remote) - shane@curran.ie I'm a full-stack software developer/web developer mainly working in Node.js, but with experience in PHP, Python, NoSQL, Redis and Docker. I've been involved in pr
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by ShaneCurran 10y ago
Gmail first launched in stealth mode, I'd consider that a success :)
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by ShaneCurran 10y ago
I think so, I'm pretty sure it's meant to be skeuomorphic :) That being said, it freaked me out a little bit when I opened it!
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by ShaneCurran 10y ago
Do you mean $150k USD?
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by ShaneCurran 10y ago
SEEKING WORK (Dublin, Ireland / Remote) - shane@curran.pw I'm a full-stack software developer/web developer mainly working in Node.js, but with experience in PHP, Python, NoSQL and Redis. I've been involved in projects i
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by ShaneCurran 10y ago
How can I get in touch with you?
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by ShaneCurran 10y ago
What's your email?
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by ShaneCurran 10y ago
How long's it been running for?
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Ask HN: Do you have a side project you want to sell?
172 points by ShaneCurran 10y ago|144 comments
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by ShaneCurran 10y ago
Hi Matt, love the site. Do you mind me asking what brings the running costs up to $2k per year?

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