folex

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   by folex 6y ago

   Well, I'm not just hand-waving (at least I don't think I am), I'm actually got burnt by this. I was building a demo of my app on top of libp2p, and then I discovered that I need to issue domain name and certificate for each n
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   by folex 6y ago

   There's a great wasm-crypto library out there, and while its authors are doing amazing work, there's much more effort put in WebCrypto by a lot more people. There's also an option to compile some e.g. Rust library to wasm, an
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   by folex 6y ago

   I hoped this one wouldn't depend on WebCrypto (in Javascript), but seems like it is dependent :( No cryptography without https, still. I just don't get it: why can't I use `ed25519.sign` without being on secure origin. The on
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   by folex 6y ago

   https://www.researchgate.net/publication/332329656_Unikernel... researchgate is much much nicer, and gives a lot of info: citations, related papers, you could go see info about authors, ask questions, see what project
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   by folex 6y ago

   Awesome work, thank you for that! Keep it up! :)
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   by folex 7y ago

   Agreed. Also, it looks to me that paper's idea intended to be used for batch (or, at least, batchable) computations, where you submit data, and then retrieve the result. In that case, Wi-Fi isn't used intensively, only for data tr
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   by folex 7y ago

   There's a similar paper from 2018 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/325255736_Decentral...
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   by folex 7y ago

   Hi! What features are you interested in for integrating with auto-merge? If it's OK to ask, what's your use case? Thanks :)
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   by folex 7y ago

   Hi! What are you using for conflict resolution? Is it CRDT? Have you seen RON? https://github.com/ff-notes/ron
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    by folex 7y ago

    Very exciting. Could you please elaborate on what technology stack you're planning to use? Language, frameworks, etc. And how do you plan to achieve that? What will be running on a server side? Will it be headless or server-rendered? D
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    by folex 7y ago

    This one is just awesome: Lecture 9A: Register Machines [1] What's yours favorite compiler / virtual machine -related lectures / courses / talks? [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIc8ZBMcqAc
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    Original MIT 6.001 Structure and Interpretation (1986)(youtube.com)

    1 points by folex 7y ago|1 comments
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    by folex 7y ago

    You can use https://telegram.me/webpagebot to refresh avatar cache
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    by folex 7y ago

    Last commit to https://gnunet.org/git/secushare.git is from 2017: commit 4fbc224f25d71c30b16a2f5aa45cb1f2954d2d38 (HEAD -> master, origin/master, origin/HEAD) Author: t3sserakt &
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    by folex 7y ago

    This sure is awesome! https://i.imgur.com/255UjuN.png I wish all the controls work with randomize on – so I can have random image with some parameters fixed. e.g., if I change some parameter, it stays fixed. Do you have sou
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    by folex 7y ago

    Reddit thread has some QA on this port https://www.reddit.com/r/WebAssembly/comments/cqabm9/sqlite_...
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    by folex 7y ago

    Hm. I would argue that space of knowledge in both compilers and graphics (and maybe even JVM) is pretty huge. And it's a deep kind of knowledge, the hard one. My point is that there is enough information to be always learning in all fi
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    by folex 7y ago

    There's also Arweave, which is targeted on hosting web sites in a decentralized way. - https://www.arweave.org/ - https://github.com/ArweaveTeam/arweave
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    by folex 7y ago

    You can buy a lense adapter, and go looking for some cheap old lenses. I just bought two old Zenit lenses: Helios-44 (58mm) and Jupyter 37A (135mm) + single adaptor, all for ~100 eur, and I'm pretty happy with them! I'm not sure i
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    by folex 7y ago

    Thanks for the recommendation! What are others good fighting games that run on PC and support couch co-op with joysticks?
21. 81.▲
    by folex 8y ago

    While the idea is good and kind, it's not as easy as it seems. That's called a support line, and it requires good understanding of the project by non-dev support. That requires to educate someone about your project, and maintain t
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    by folex 8y ago

    And people did. And other people celebrated. Context is a lot.
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    by folex 8y ago

    even on something with dependencies? i.e., with a few requires or ES2016 imports?
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    by folex 8y ago

    > But never decrypt. If this results in you missing your flight, so be it. Why? Is that more important to stay locked than miss granma's funeral, or more positively, 75th birthday?
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    by folex 8y ago

    What do you use to record videos?
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    by folex 8y ago

    Having GR III, but not very skillful with it, I would say that taking an image as vivid and clear as AI-backed smartphone (e.g., Pixel 2XL) is pretty hard. And it would likely require some post-processing. But of course, the GR's image
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    by folex 8y ago

    Invite team members to the screenings, get them to ask questions and understand people. After a while, the member could do it all on their own, and maybe even train someone else. Try different people, look for talents inside team :) At one
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    by folex 8y ago

    Can you elaborate plz?
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    by folex 8y ago

    Is it possible to make Badger completely in-memory? I.e., disable persistence.
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    by folex 8y ago

    Because it's mostly self advertising, not an attempt to really solve someone's problem?