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   by ecesena 2y ago

   Thank you. FWIW, my need comes primarily from non-technical/inexperienced users. I can't tell my parents/many friends to remember to "sign into all these apps" as soon as they get a new phone, or they loose access t
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   by ecesena 2y ago

   Out of curiosity, have you tested what happens if you buy a new iPhone and upgrade from old to new one? (Preferably no backup, just the new/standard upgrade procedure where you bring the new device close to the old one, and Apple does
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   by ecesena 2y ago

   https://priceeth.github.io First commit was 8y ago. It's the only tool I've been checking consistently multiple times/day. Originally react, recently (like 2y ago lol) I rewrote it in svelte focusing on page speed
4. 94.▲
   by ecesena 2y ago

   Same experience, go with China to start, as you said you'll likely change the design and need to certify again.
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   by ecesena 2y ago

   brew
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   by ecesena 2y ago

   Connect with recruiters on linkedin, ask them for a quick call / info interview. Be precise on the role you’re interested in and make sure your linkedin profile matches.
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   by ecesena 2y ago

   Share the passkey. If you have 3 devices and create 3 passkeys, you need to enroll all 3 of them in each service you want to use. It’s unnecessary overhead. Someone stealing any of your devices (unlocked) will get access to the service. The
8. 98.▲
   by ecesena 2y ago

   Are you sure the other person didn’t stalk you on fb?
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   by ecesena 2y ago

   See also: https://webauthn.io If you want to explore more options.
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    by ecesena 3y ago

    I have hayfever in EU. I've been living in San Francisco for the past 10y+, no hayfever here. It's not affordable, but I'd assume the general area of north California / south Oregon should all be the same from a hayfever
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    by ecesena 3y ago

    I’d look for another job. So, to respond to the question: prepare resume and for interviews.
12. 102.▲
    by ecesena 3y ago

    I didn't look in details, but I saw that BananaPi has a 32GB RAM version now. Less than $350 on amazon.
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    by ecesena 3y ago

    If you're genuinely curious, here's the "latest" book on the topic: https://readwriteown.com If you search for Chris Dixon in the podcast sphere you can find a lot of interviews (to promote the book) and get
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    by ecesena 3y ago

    I generally use Doxygen, turning on all possible graphs. It’s good because it can parse a variety of languages. You don’t get really nice graphs, but enough to get started to understand the code base.
15. 105.▲
    by ecesena 3y ago

    For those interested in time in distributed systems, I was reading with interest the report linked here and related works on VDF: https://ethresear.ch/t/statement-regarding-the-public-report...
16. 106.▲
    by ecesena 3y ago

    I built some prototypes with far-UVC, ie UV but safe for human exposure (and pets!), as in the article. Specifically this one: https://www.care222.com At the end of the day it’s tutorial 1 in every arduino project, just replace
17. 107.▲
    by ecesena 3y ago

    You should totally do a Kickstarter, I can barely imagine what sort of jokes will make it viral!
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    by ecesena 3y ago

    I run 1mi/day. On average, meaning that I don’t run every day. I’ve done it for the past 5y. The first 2 were the hardest. This year I run over 500mi (and in Mar & Apr I practically didn’t run). This is just to say that the key is
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    by ecesena 3y ago

    Prob 20-25y ago I read a short “book” online, looked for it multiple times throughout the years but could never find it again. It was a story of Superman and a villain where the roles were inverted, Superman was the bad guy. It was alternat
20. 110.▲
    by ecesena 3y ago

    Crowdsupply for open hardware: https://www.crowdsupply.com
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    by ecesena 3y ago

    Very cool project, will certainly dig deeper! If you need code for u2f/fido2 I hope you can find something useful from our solokeys (v1 for C, v2 for rust). https://github.com/solokeys P.S: the usbc plug looks a bit br
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    by ecesena 3y ago

    I just checked, gzip is from 1992, 7z from 1999.
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    by ecesena 3y ago

    For implementation this is a bible: Handbook of Elliptic and Hyperelliptic Curve Cryptography. Note that there’s a big math gap between AES and, eg, implementing ed25519. But if he likes this stuff, HEHCC will be a new joy every day. You ca
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    Ask HN: What technical book did you buy and read?

    2 points by ecesena 3y ago|3 comments
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    Fido, WebAuthn, Post-Quantum Future(nitrokey.com)

    1 points by ecesena 3y ago|0 comments
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    by ecesena 3y ago

    For latex have a look at https://www.overleaf.com
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    by ecesena 3y ago

    > But, to my knowledge, there is no artificial intelligence out there looking around, deciding that the this is an interesting topic …, publishing it somewhere, and then following up on that with other interesting… this looks like a perf
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    by ecesena 3y ago

    Stories of your life and others. It’s a collection of short stories, a good way to test what you like without too much commitment.
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    by ecesena 3y ago

    Assuming you’re in the US. 1. max out your 401k 2. invest in experiences, especially the ones you can do in your 20-30s and won’t be able to do later, eg physical activities. also note that your earnings will grow in the next years, so you
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    by ecesena 3y ago

    https://mailup.com pay for speed, if you don’t care about speed, pay little https://sendy.co self hosted, but pay once (not affiliated, I used both for diff purposes)