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Custody: BFT policy checking and threshold signatures(jumpcrypto.com)
1 points by ecesena 4y ago|0 comments
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by ecesena 4y ago
Disgusting. Browsing the web from CA is now like browsing from EU: just extra clicks on cookies nags before you can access any site. No consumer benefit at all. My data is still everywhere any constantly shared as before, and the issue aren
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by ecesena 4y ago
When you config git you set your email and name. You can change the config per git repo, so first thing first make sure all the repo you want with your alias are set up correctly. This way you don't leak your info via commit. As for Gi
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Custody solutions: which option is right for me?(jumpcrypto.com)
2 points by ecesena 4y ago|0 comments
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by ecesena 4y ago
1) find someone to work with, 2) strip features down to the minimum, 3) give yourself an arbitrary deadline e.g. do a weekend hackathon and publish the result no matter what. bonus: find someone that pays for what you published, and now you
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by ecesena 4y ago
Great, thank you for the details!
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by ecesena 4y ago
Any reason to build from scratch vs contributing to arkworks?
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Anonymous allegedly coming for Do Kwon(unusualwhales.com)
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by ecesena 4y ago
My crypto dashboard: https://priceeth.github.io I recently rewrote it to learn svelte. No joking, I prob refresh it 10+ times/day since when I built it back in 2016. And I'm pretty confident I'm the only user.
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by ecesena 4y ago
No idea tbh. I haven’t seen any reliable numbers in literature and N=2^26 is pretty big/unheard of. I guess we’ll see results in a few months.
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by ecesena 4y ago
We're working on multi scalar multiplication (MSM) as part of this prize, that will be evaluated on AWS F1. See link to "prize specification" for details (pdf). https://www.zprize.io/prizes/accelerating-m
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by ecesena 4y ago
Hackernoon, or if I can't then medium. Hackernoon is a publication, so your post goes through review and sometimes even light editing. I don't mind because in my experience it improves readability (I'm non-native) but I guess
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by ecesena 4y ago
I recommend this podcast for context: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lex-fridman-podcast/id... (sorry for the apple link, I’m on the go)
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by ecesena 4y ago
In the past (for a very short amount of time though) I tried something similar. To add a step to your methodology, I’ve looked for inspirations on IFTTT. The idea was to find popular workflows and build a small saas around it. And clearly d
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by ecesena 4y ago
Rome
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by ecesena 4y ago
FIDO is strictly better: with “password” you share your email + password with the server. If you use the same password on another site, the server knows your password. You may trust the server, but in case of a leak you’re doomed. With FIDO
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by ecesena 4y ago
On your FIDO key there's no data stored, not even the keys to connect to fb. When fb makes a request the (private) key is derived from the master secret (the only thing stored) and the signature is made.
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by ecesena 4y ago
Are you sure paying customers are only paying because of the pro features? There's not enough info to make any assumption, but often times companies want the convenience of a cloud-hosted solution and/or want to pay for support&#x
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by ecesena 4y ago
I’m not sure I understand the question. Are you asking if 2 sites can link the same user/hardware device? The answer is mostly no. FIDO essentially replaces a password (shared secret between client and server) with public key cryptogra
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by ecesena 4y ago
At solokeys we built an open source fido2 implementation, actually two: one in C and a newer one in Rust. To emulate a security key you could write a kernel module that exposes a usb device (assuming you want to use the key with an unmodifi
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by ecesena 4y ago
Check out Pyth, if it has the data you’re looking for, it should be veri high quality and timely. https://pyth.network/
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by ecesena 4y ago
Because homes are made of bricks and not wood.
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by ecesena 5y ago
Totally - I meant it from your pov to make yours a sustainable business you prob want to look for service providers with recurring customers. With the understanding, like you said, that the main need is for the new customers.
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by ecesena 5y ago
The code book, by Simon Singh. History of cryptography, really fascinating.
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by ecesena 5y ago
If I'm not wrong opentable does this in some cases, so it should be possible. Another service that I think does it is mindbodyonline. I'm not sure the "you can cancel a cc payment" still holds, at least in my experience
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by ecesena 5y ago
I just want to add "low power" to "there appears to be no alternative that is at once robust, mature, secure". Finding a good micro for security applications is a nightmare. Kind of unrelated here, but wanted to mention
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by ecesena 5y ago
I'm personally following the NFT space quite closely and I'm an avid reader of HN. NFTs are on discord, and to be honest I'm pretty happy they've disappeared from HN. Articles about NFTs on HN are simply a waste of time:
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by ecesena 5y ago
Have you tried requesting google/youtube all your (her) data? If the videos aren’t there you can almost certainly proceed with a lawyer since you know they should be there (and almost certainly they’re not permanently deleted).
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by ecesena 5y ago
> UV LEDs can be manufactured to produce a very narrow spectrum centered on 220nm Does anyone know of any manufacturer? I don't think they exist yet?
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by ecesena 5y ago
This is a good TED talk on Far UVC: https://www.ted.com/talks/david_brenner_a_new_weapon_in_the_...

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