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by franky47 6y ago
The functional approach also works better as a one-liner when typed in the devtools console.
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This is great. I tried to hack the progress by automating clicks, using: let button = document.getElementsByClassName('button')[0] Array(100000).fill(undefined).forEach(() => button.click()) In response, I got the fol
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My personal website is a web laboratory. It's where I'm the most at ease with the stack, where I have everything I need to brew ideas [0] and test out projects [1] before they become an entity of their own. Building in public comp
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I use this pattern mostly on solo projects and small OSS libraries, when working with clients in teams there is usually already a convention in place, most often just `master` and `develop`. I've never managed to find use in the "
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by franky47 6y ago
Since we're talking about naming branches, what are your preferred names for branches ? I like 4-letter names: - `main` points to the last release for libraries (along with tags for history) - `prod` points to production in deplo
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Cloudflare Pages Available to Everyone(pages.cloudflare.com)
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The Sliding Window Pattern(nan.fyi)
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Hi, OP here. I made this little tool in a few hours to play with SSS, for an upcoming interactive article on end-to-end encryption. It uses the @stablelib/tss NPM package to do the heavy lifting. The UI is made with ChakraUI [1] &
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by franky47 6y ago
No worries, your comment makes more sense to me now :)
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Mostly newborn caregiving. During nap time: GitHub repository fleet management [1] and end-to-end-encrypted analytics [2]. [1] https://www.notion.so/47ng/Repoverview-f04949cf58b34b41b1422... [2] https://chif
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Thanks, I hardened the logic a little.
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I set the maximum to 8, what browser are you on ?
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Show HN: Horcrux, a Playground for Shamir Secret Sharing(francoisbest.com)
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Thank you, I've been looking for a privacy-first baby monitor app for Android, and it looks like Haven was inadvertently made into one of the best options [1]. [1] https://guardianproject.info/2017/12/22/
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Regarding the vulnerabilities exposed in SRP, notably the `u` value being calculated as H(A|B), one of the referenced documents (Thomas Wu's Stanford paper) [1] mentions the following: > Since u is communicated publicly, it is possi
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Which makes sense, as it aligns well with the PWA concepts.
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PBKDF2 is no longer recommended as a hashing algorithm, as it is easy to brute-force it on a GPU. Argon2id is the newest recommended algorithm (watch out for the other variants of Argon2 which are have trade-offs between GPU resistance and
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My setup for adding OpenGraph images to my blog posts was to design them in Figma, export the image to JPG, store it as a static asset and link to it in the meta tags. Figma allows linking to frames, but those links are suited for humans, f
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Show HN: Generate OpenGraph Images from Figma URLs(usefoggy.vercel.app)
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An alternative way to restore access to an E2EE app account could involve Shamir's Secret Sharing, I wrote some ideas about it would work: https://francoisbest.com/posts/2020/password-reset-for-e2ee-...
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> “But Nick, Bitcoin doesn’t have any intrinsic value!” Well, guess what? Neither does gold which has a $10 trillion market capitalization! Gold has many applications beyond its monetary association. Its electrical and chemical propert
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Gab logged visitors into into random accounts(twitter.com)
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https://chiffre.io It's an end-to-end encrypted analytics SaaS. It allows me to provide a web analytics service to my customers where only they can see their usage data. More like 3/4 baked, currently running in privat
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Note: the project was started during the first lockdown by the staff of Clever Cloud [1], a French PaaS based in Nantes. [1] https://clever-cloud.com
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I wish Keybase had a good video/audio story. Considering their acquisition by Zoom, I doubt it will ever happen.
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I'm not a fan of throwing AI at any problem, especially when it concerns signal processing. There is a vast range of great algorithms that can be composed to manipulate audio in all kinds of way, and (human) learning about them is fasc
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No need to go through the speakers, you could detect keystrokes, map them to transients in the recorded audio stream and use a noise gate to reduce their volume (at the cost of a little added latency). Bonus point: this would allow you to s
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by franky47 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote only (TZ: Europe/Paris) Next.js, Node.js, TypeScript, React, Fastify, ChakraUI, TailwindCSS. Full stack web developer with preference on front-end and a keen eye on design. Privacy-focused projects are where I shi
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by franky47 6y ago
I learned electronics from Ray's diagrams, he is truly missed. Another of my synth DIY mentors (with whom I worked on the Arturia MiniBrute) is Yves Usson: http://yusynth.net/index_en.php
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One of my goals for 2021 is to record every indie blog post I read (most are found here on HN). Bookmark managers are nice, but I needed additional metadata, and in a useable format for later display and analysis, so I ended up automating c

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