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by gaigepr 12y ago
I am only recently a lisp user but honestly, how is the format function far from: printf("something %s then %d finally %f!", "asd", 1, 1.2) As mentioned, there is a loop built into format. Since lisp also has a (list) fu
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by gaigepr 12y ago
Is this all a big joke? Because this is barely more impressive than clever bot. And by impressive I mean not remotely interesting... Though this is my personal opinion.
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Remarkjs – Browser based slideshows with Markdown(github.com)
2 points by gaigepr 12y ago|0 comments
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An Algebraic Approach to File Synchronization(cs.tufts.edu)
1 points by gaigepr 12y ago|0 comments
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by gaigepr 12y ago
I understand now. that is a clever idea; I like it a lot.
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by gaigepr 12y ago
Glad I to be of help, I would be interested to read your paper when it is publicly available!
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by gaigepr 12y ago
I touched on this in an above comment[1] (after you posted so I didn't expect you to see it), but essentially because of how AES CBC[2] encryption works, an encrypted block relies on the previous block to correctly be decrypted. Upload
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by gaigepr 12y ago
Assuming you are using AES with CBC, best case you will have to resend every block after and including the first one that changed. My understanding is that CBC is among the most secure forms of AES encryption because it is essentially impos
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by gaigepr 12y ago
I was not aware of the lackluster performance. That is really too bad. The consistent feedback I get about file sync (from techies) is they really don't want to be uploading a whole file every time they change something. I agree, but t
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by gaigepr 12y ago
Can anyone else verify the existence of a truly homomorphic encryption scheme? This would be great for an encrypted file synchronization project I am working on; being able to diff an encrypted file would be amazing.
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Homomorphic encryption implementation(hcrypt.com)
117 points by gaigepr 12y ago|96 comments
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by gaigepr 12y ago
I am working on an end-to-end encrypted file synchronization service and it is going relatively well. I am not particularly far along but I have been enjoying the ride. https://github.com/gaigepr/secureBox I chose go b
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by gaigepr 12y ago
I totally agree, if I were to work on this I would really want it to be open source.
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by gaigepr 12y ago
+1 for the expiration date and context ideas. Those are great ideas.
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by gaigepr 12y ago
That's a good point and I think you're right. I know personally bookmarks are easily put into three categories: * Sites I visit often and don't want to have to type to access * Things I found and want to read (or reread) in
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by gaigepr 12y ago
Yeah I have noticed the same trend. Currently I am trying out something called dragdis. https://dragdis.com I liked the suggestion by natch 27 for offline. It doesn't have an offline feature despite have a browser plugin (I
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by gaigepr 12y ago
A really nice interface to the bookmarks and no just the traditional bookmark bar; it is too cramped and hard to use with lots of bookmarks. This is something I was thinking of doing a few months ago. I would be interested in contributing i
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by gaigepr 12y ago
I would be very interested. I'm in school for computer science but so far I haven't had a class or series of classes that went very deep into OS architecture and programming.
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The skip list white paper(cs.auckland.ac.nz)
1 points by gaigepr 12y ago|0 comments
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by gaigepr 12y ago
I'm curious what about modern emacs you don't like. Not to argue with you but truly out of curiosity.
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by gaigepr 12y ago
I'm surprised things like this aren't more common. Places like google strike me as great candidates for bare metal OS type setups to most effectively serve the billions of requests per days.
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by gaigepr 12y ago
I must have missed that; thanks for pointing it out.
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The C10M problem (2013)(highscalability.com)
34 points by gaigepr 12y ago|14 comments
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by gaigepr 12y ago
The discussion on reddit. http://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/24o9e9/cross_platfor...
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by gaigepr 12y ago
You should check out microsoft.com in the whois database. It is also rather silly.
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Encrypted file synchronization in go. WIP(github.com)
1 points by gaigepr 12y ago|1 comments
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Much of North Koera's forests are on fire(abcnews.go.com)
2 points by gaigepr 12y ago|0 comments
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Simple filesystem monitor in go(github.com)
2 points by gaigepr 13y ago|0 comments
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by gaigepr 13y ago
"...but nothing beyond that. As long as Node.js exists in this world, I can't truly hate anything else." I found this hilarious. I am also rather underwhelmed (to be nice) with Nodejs and a little bothered at its wide adoptio
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by gaigepr 13y ago
Hey I looked on your HN page and didn't see an email. Mine is on my page.

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