doomrobo

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by doomrobo 10y ago
>The Rust community is exceptionally good at avoiding trolls and flamewars. One side goal of this project is to provide a safe and sane way of using SSH without having to read pages of insults. What insults is the author referring to?
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by doomrobo 10y ago
The example algebraic data type isn't an algebraic data type at all. It's a single type with a single type constructor. How is this different from a regular class?
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by doomrobo 10y ago
Looks like the $ is necessary for partial function application
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by doomrobo 10y ago
I'd be curious to see the full source code. A memory leak from an owned pointer should be impossible unless you're using `unsafe` somewhere in your code or in a library you're pulling in.
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by doomrobo 10y ago
Oh, I didn't see that part. That's a lot more inconvenient.
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by doomrobo 10y ago
Well that's just good practice. Apps would normally ask you to log in once, receive an API token from the server, and continue to use that for the rest of the tokens lifetime. When the token expires, it'll prompt you again for you
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by doomrobo 10y ago
I wasn't, but I guess this is the only solution. The biggest reason I didn't unit test was that most of my functions were dependent on a significant amount of internal state. I suppose I should have spent more time coming up with
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by doomrobo 10y ago
I've used some example architectures in the past while making a relatively small but very detail-oriented Flask app. I found that testing was a nightmare because my errors were only triggered on runtime. So I ended up having to manuall
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by doomrobo 10y ago
I spoke to a guy who does pentesting and vuln finding for a living. He told me that if I'm interested in doing the same thing, I'd be better off doing a little reversing work and then going into open-source analysis as soon as pos
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by doomrobo 10y ago
Maybe they are thinking of specializing for static dispatch?
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by doomrobo 10y ago
I think OpenBSD's `pledge` syscall would be sufficient in this case. Calling pledge("stdio rpath wpath", {"path/to/input", "path/to/output"}); would blacklist any subsequent sy
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by doomrobo 10y ago
What did the semaphore usage look like? Did it use pub/sub or something else? Also what encryption algorithm are you using on your cookies. I ask because certain algorithms produce malleable ciphertexts, which could potentially be a hu
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by doomrobo 11y ago
A range of 2149-2300 doesn't quite strike me as diverse.
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by doomrobo 11y ago
I've never heard of a single institution specifying the kind of the diversity that they want. Just "diversity". What about intellectual diversity? Why doesn't Harvard accept people from a diverse range of SAT scores? It
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by doomrobo 11y ago
I don't know...log jam was a pretty big deal
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by doomrobo 11y ago
I find it interesting that this substance is psychoactive in so many animals, from hornets to frogs to humans. Are there any other examples of something like this?
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by doomrobo 11y ago
Apparently the distinction isn't so clear. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number
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by doomrobo 11y ago
FYI this gives a javascript error in Safari 9.1 private browsing mode. Disabling private browsing fixes the problem.
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by doomrobo 11y ago
If anyone is curious, as of C++14 you can `move` variables into a lambda scope (like Rust's move ||) as follows Foo foo; // Foo implements a move constructor auto l = [cap = std::move(foo)](){ do_stuff(cap);} /
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by doomrobo 11y ago
When you use primes for your modulo, you get unique representation. This is a result of the Chinese remainder theorem. If my key is k, then calculating k mod 2 k mod 3 k mod 5 ... k mod 29 uniquely determines k mod
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by doomrobo 11y ago
I think if you do it this way you can extend the tree without recalculating all the entries. I can just add the next prime to the list of primes.
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by doomrobo 11y ago
I think this is one of the best aspects of the product. The power is shifted to the customer.
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Privacy – Forget Your Credit Card(privacy.com)
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by doomrobo 11y ago
>XZ is a file format, LZMA is the compression algorithm. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=366559#c18
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by doomrobo 11y ago
Oracles normally operate on plaintext or ciphertext, not key material directly.
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by doomrobo 11y ago
Took an algorithms course with Keith a few years ago. Really patient engaging lecturer!
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by doomrobo 11y ago
This is covered in the article. >He’s working on a new community site called Canv.as, which actually integrates with Facebook Connect, although users can still post anonymously. Poole said the fact that “you know that we know” the user’s
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by doomrobo 11y ago
Could anyone explain ephemerons further, maybe with examples? It seems really interesting.
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by doomrobo 11y ago
Not at all. Rust gives programmers the ability to use shared state or channels at their discretion. The traits Send and Sync were made specifically for these use cases. Rust just guarantees that you can't use these primitives in an uns
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by doomrobo 11y ago
Once access is established, there's nothing stopping the connected service to download all your information before you can disconnect it

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