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Tim Cook Congratulates Box on IPO(twitter.com)
4 points by dahjelle 12y ago|2 comments
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OS X 0-days from Google(twitter.com)
7 points by dahjelle 12y ago|0 comments
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by dahjelle 12y ago
Not to mention it has a JavaScript port that means it can work it browsers today .
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by dahjelle 12y ago
Awesome—thanks!
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by dahjelle 12y ago
I'm using Firefox Developer Edition, and I don't see any CGLog_* files in /tmp at all. Am I missing something?
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Atom Editor Release 138: Increased Startup Speed(github.com)
2 points by dahjelle 12y ago|0 comments
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Eve Development Blog, from Light Table developers(incidentalcomplexity.com)
83 points by dahjelle 12y ago|74 comments
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by dahjelle 12y ago
FWIW, PouchDB [1] advertises itself as an in-browser implementation of CouchDB, but it also serves as a robust layer on top of IndexedDB & WebSQL that tries to smooth out a lot of the browser differences.
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by dahjelle 12y ago
Love to see it when you've published! I've thought briefly what a rich-text implementation of causal trees might look like…but it hasn't bubbled to the top of my priority list yet.
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by dahjelle 12y ago
Do you have any links for the rich text implementations? That's one I've not seen yet…
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by dahjelle 12y ago
Are you running HTTPS Everywhere? That seems to break the blog for me (on Firefox), and disabling it fixes it up.
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Transducers for JavaScript(github.com)
79 points by dahjelle 12y ago|22 comments
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Beyond Light Table(chris-granger.com)
288 points by dahjelle 12y ago|248 comments
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by dahjelle 12y ago
mzs had some info about this in a separate comment[1] if you missed it. I've hit the edge of my knowledge about it. :-)
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by dahjelle 12y ago
Good question, I don't know…but looks like mzs's comment answers us both. ;-)
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by dahjelle 12y ago
As I mentioned in my other comment[1], I'm not 100% sure, but I think RedHat's patches for the 2nd vulnerability also cover this one. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8373320
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by dahjelle 12y ago
Sorry! My conclusion (i.e. that RedHat was patched against this 3rd vulnerability) was just by running env ls='() { echo vulnerable; }' bash -c ls on my recently patched CentOS box. If I'm reading that right, if I was vulnera
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by dahjelle 12y ago
If I'm looking at this correctly, it appears that the Red Hat patches aren't vulnerable to this particular vulnerability. (I believe they patched bash differently than upstream, as per https://securityblog.redhat.com&#x
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Datalog query engine for PouchDB(github.com)
1 points by dahjelle 12y ago|0 comments
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A [Light] Overview of Collaborative Editing Algorithms(docs.google.com)
2 points by dahjelle 12y ago|0 comments
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by dahjelle 12y ago
Do you have (either already or in the works) any plans for supporting some sort of solution for in-browser databases, like either PouchDB or miniMongo?
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Old attacks on new TLS implementations(web-in-security.blogspot.com)
4 points by dahjelle 12y ago|0 comments
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by dahjelle 12y ago
Thanks—this looks pretty exciting! I've been using Mori, but this appears to have a more JS-ish API. Can you give some other comparisons to Mori (i.e. feature set, performance, etc.)?
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Swarm.js: CRDT-based realtime sync(github.com)
1 points by dahjelle 12y ago|0 comments
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by dahjelle 12y ago
(semi cross-posted from another comment) Aral Balkan gave a talk on a CRDT called WOOT for text editing[1] that I found really helpful to get the general idea of the concept. (Really only the last 8 or 9 minutes of his talk.) If you want mo
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by dahjelle 12y ago
I've not tried it, but you might also be interested in an approach called differential synchronization[1]. Basically, it's just a specific way of passing diffs around to guarantee convergence, though (as far as I can tell) it does
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by dahjelle 12y ago
In general, I've read that OT tends to be very complicated to get right, which is why only a few libraries implement it. If you can use what's called a CRDT, your life will be easier, but there are fewer data structures that are s
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by dahjelle 12y ago
That's exactly what I'm planning on doing, as that seems to be simultaneously correct and relatively easy to program. I'm surprised, though, that I haven't found a "nicely packaged" version of some CRDTs, a ser
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by dahjelle 12y ago
Are there any "standard" models for treating a realtime web app as just another distributed database node (with, of course, extra security precautions and having to do server-side data re-validation)? I'm aware of CouchDB&#x2
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by dahjelle 12y ago
Aral Balkan gave a talk[1] describing WOOT, a CRDT for collaborative editing. Best intro to the idea of how a more complex CRDT works that I've seen. (Really only the last 8 minutes or so are about WOOT. The rest is why he chose it.) [

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