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   by dtjohnnymonkey 14y ago

   I think Google is already doing this using a form of JSON-Schema: https://developers.google.com/discovery/
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   by dtjohnnymonkey 14y ago

   +1
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   by dtjohnnymonkey 14y ago

   This is also similar to the Backbone.js Collections type which inherits functional-programming methods from Underscore. The main difference seems to be that Backbone expects objects as members of the collection.
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   Dial-up modem handshake breakdown(everythinginthesky.com)

   1 points by dtjohnnymonkey 14y ago|1 comments
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   Tim Berners-Lee's personal design journal of the web(w3.org)

   2 points by dtjohnnymonkey 14y ago|0 comments
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   by dtjohnnymonkey 14y ago

   Thanks =)
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   Show HN: Cover letter for applying to SendGrid(sendgrid.autumncloud.net)

   2 points by dtjohnnymonkey 14y ago|2 comments
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   by dtjohnnymonkey 14y ago

   So just to rephrase it to make sure I understand, it's more secure because even if the OTP is compromised, the entire system is not compromised, is that correct? However, if the original secret is compromised (K), then could an attacker eas
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   by dtjohnnymonkey 14y ago

   I'm reading RFC 6238 and it looks like it's based on a single shared secret: > Basically, the output of the HMAC-SHA-1 calculation is truncated to > obtain user-friendly values: > > HOTP(K,C) = Truncate(HMAC-SHA-1(K
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    by dtjohnnymonkey 14y ago

    Nice. When I saw the headline this song immediately started playing in my head.
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    Interview with Founder of Qik (acquired by Skype in 2011)(techcrunch.com)

    2 points by dtjohnnymonkey 14y ago|0 comments
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    by dtjohnnymonkey 14y ago

    This is a great concept. I imagined doing something just like this as an exercise to practice a new language, but I'm glad to see it's already been done.
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    by dtjohnnymonkey 14y ago

    Thanks for making this. This is exactly what I imagined when I first saw that XKCD.
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    by dtjohnnymonkey 14y ago

    Apple already puts TVs in their stores to showcase the Apple TV device. They could just replace those with the Apple "TV set".
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    by dtjohnnymonkey 14y ago

    It seems a little strange that they want their users to put hosted JavaScript on their sites. Just doesn't feel like "freedom" to me. Couldn't they control a lot of sites or steal information by changing that script to something malicious?
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    by dtjohnnymonkey 14y ago

    I've been reading back and forth between this post and the docs and I'm still not really getting it. Is this just a way of registering a single callback to respond to error events that could be emitted by different operations? What are some