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cristaloleg
3y ago
Interesting. Didn't know that you can use GF(5) instead of XOR in S4 (Shamir's secret sharing scheme). PDF is a masterpiece!
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3y ago
There is also a Go version inspired by PeachPy https://github.com/mmcloughlin/avo (see https://github.com/mmcloughlin/avo#credits )
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cristaloleg
3y ago
Thanks, fixed.
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cristaloleg
3y ago
Yeah, my system alerted on 19:56 UTC
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Ask HN: Cloudflare Workers are down?
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3y ago
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cristaloleg
3y ago
Reminds me Jonathan Blow about Apple M1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unx3WCWZwUc
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cristaloleg
3y ago
Is it THIS Eric Schmidt?
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The WebAuthn Wall of Shame
(fido.fail)
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3y ago
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cristaloleg
3y ago
https://olegk.dev Mostly about Go
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cristaloleg
3y ago
Basically that's the 1st thing I do when I start a machine in DO/Hetzner/etc - a firewall rule to block any TCP/ICMP/SHH connections. And this perfectly reduces amount of bots that are scanning my machine.
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cristaloleg
5y ago
Nice trick with stored procedures, I thought only about views. Agree, we can change the DB but if someone access the db with Postgres driver and after a month it's Mongo - user also must change the driver and this must be aligned, disc
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Ask HN: Shared Database Anti(?)-Pattern
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Sourcegraph gives 1.18s response whereas GitHub **36s
(twitter.com)
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cristaloleg
5y ago
Do you pay for Github? just curious.
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cristaloleg
6y ago
Sadly it doesn't work with Go 1.16 :(( https://github.com/bradfitz/shotizam/issues/10
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cristaloleg
6y ago
Have you tried UPX ? Can be a good start https://blog.filippo.io/shrink-your-go-binaries-with-this-on...
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Telegram's future plans
(t.me)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Confirmed. Warsaw, Poland
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Miniselect: Practical and Generic Selection Algorithms
(danlark.org)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Code: https://github.com/danlark1/miniselect
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cristaloleg
6y ago
Solving different problems, huh? but still similar.
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cristaloleg
6y ago
One more argument why do we need more (and more) fuzzing on a regular basis. Basically everything where we can pass some specially encoded date (read as format or protocol) can be made with bugs and edge cases not covered by test or by inte
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cristaloleg
6y ago
Sounds like a plan to compile it into WASM and run locally inside any browser. To be honest, I'm waiting for a boom of such services, that can be run in a separate tab without any network jumps.
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cristaloleg
7y ago
> Microservices are a design philosophy that people confuse as a deployment strategy. I'm going to print this and show everyone, great words, thank you.
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cristaloleg
7y ago
Any sources regarding failed interview? Googles (ha-ha) says nothing.
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cristaloleg
7y ago
Hi from Warsaw, care to tell something more about architecture, used technologies, numbers? Thanks in advance.
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7y ago
Go by example. Simple and linear. https://gobyexample.com/
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7y ago
Bus factor. You may start using a project, everything is fine, but then you hit the bug. And due to author unavailability(vacations, full-time job, just an abandoned project, etc) to solve the problem you need to fork it and maintain on you
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8y ago
https://archive.is/ly67p
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cristaloleg
8y ago
Thank you, emoji was added for no reason, article have been updated.
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