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by diminish 13y ago
Hi, congrats on quality results. Will you open source the algorithm and the implementation, as you were mentioning on HN few months ago? What are your startup plans?
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Microsoft Looking To Put Windows Phone On Android Devices, Starting With HTC(techcrunch.com)
30 points by diminish 13y ago|44 comments
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by diminish 13y ago
or could home 3d printing be used to create fingers with fingerprints?
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by diminish 13y ago
does touchid have the disadvantage of keeping your friends and family unable to use your phone in cases of emergency? 95% of the time, my phone isnt next to adversaries, but trusted parties. a password or code is transferrable, fingerprint
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by diminish 13y ago
there ll be an app for that. edit: build an app, get your colleague, significant other etc touch it on any touchscreen phone or get on camera and create a 3d printed finger. 3d printing vs touchid...maybe
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by diminish 13y ago
Moreover. Weren't Oracle, Sybase, Ms SQL Server doing same type of optimizations just for benchmarking purposes since their beginnings?
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by diminish 13y ago
moreover they've stolen your only electron and sell it back to you.
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by diminish 13y ago
we need to combine individual experiences and create a curated tabular list of investors classified by different dimensions in pg's great article. such a list combined with this article would be the ultimate cheatsheet for fundraising
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Startup is startup’s wolf(medium.com)
2 points by diminish 13y ago|1 comments
940.
by diminish 13y ago
I am a supporter, fan and casual editor of Wikipedia. That's definitely one of the grandiose achievements of Internet. Simple spams and scams are excluded from Wikipedia but smart spams are created daily. I really see a lot of examples
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by diminish 13y ago
on WP, some whole articles are carefully crafted artworks of spam, where vanispamcruftisement movement learned the encylopedia language and you never notice. One day someone will write "vanispamcruftisement manifesto" , why spam
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by diminish 13y ago
could be great if i could describe the reusable UI building blocks in a markup language, do their formatting separately with style sheet fragments and add a simple scripting language for actions and animations.
943.
by diminish 13y ago
When will we write a full browser in js and render to canvas?
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by diminish 13y ago
Love - i.e. precursor to affirmative thought - is the maker of everything. It can make Apple the greatest open source contributor, FreeBSD the best Unix and iOS a hero of open source - only because of Webkit-. Just keep loving and imaginin
945.
by diminish 13y ago
could be interesting to see a revised version of this article, including also authenticated MACs (HMAC etc).
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by diminish 13y ago
a technical question; how do you know you didn't have any collisions, do you get alerts when one occurs?
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by diminish 13y ago
I am curious which one of the large players hasn't joined, Coursera? Is there a counter-alliance to this?
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Tutorspree: Thank You (blog.tutorspree.com)
3 points by diminish 13y ago|0 comments
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by diminish 13y ago
You are right that padding/timing attacks on block modes and weaknesses in PRGs form the bulk of contemporary cryptanalysis. Nonetheless, if there is one single backdoor transform with a unique key on AES substitution-permutation netw
950.
by diminish 13y ago
My bet is on the core of AES, namely Joan Daemen' and Vincent Rijmen's substitution-permutation network hocus-pocus. A backdoor transformation would suffice to make all other paranoia superfluous.
951.
by diminish 13y ago
..isn't a good place to be paranoid the core of AES, namely substitution-permutation network hocus-pocus. (Joan Daemen' and Vincent Rijmen's). A backdoor transformation would suffice to make all other paranoia superfluous.
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by diminish 13y ago
we, humans tend to believe that we do better because of purposeful action, or reason and exclude luck as a non-intelligent way to act on our environment. growth always has many dynamics and still appears like luck, magic, alchemy or conne
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by diminish 13y ago
YC RFSs look somehow a bit old as of today, especially "build things on twitter". I'm curious what #7 was? See http://ycombinator.com/rfs.html
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by diminish 13y ago
ok you avoided "the plural of anecdote is not data" :) (the rant previous days ago) The study may also simply show a correlation between unprepared/quick applications (resumes/cover letters) and well thought, well prepa
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by diminish 13y ago
i m still opening a dozen tabs and reading them whenever i want, unfortunately most newer js only web blogs such as inc mobile, end up having a lot of errors and white pages.. i understand your newly found js excitement with your full embe
956.
by diminish 13y ago
Elimination of free users and giving free accounts to non-profits, remind me of Google Apps. OP's and your cases are a case for Google's elimination of 'free' users on Google Apps etc, isn't it?
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by diminish 13y ago
you got slash at the end of the url, maybe that's the reason?
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by diminish 13y ago
On the other hand, as you age, your salary increases and as you compare with 10 years ago, you omit inflation. Averaging same-age, same-years-of-experience, inflation-adjusted developer salaries across years would make better sense.
959.
by diminish 13y ago
I tried http://verbling.com quite a few times, it seems a great idea and use of technology. Maybe Verbling's founders, would make a deal for all YC applicants. For example, X hours of free 1-to-1 accent crash course with th
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by diminish 13y ago
Did anyone understand how to implement them? are they JS or CSS or both based?

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