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by geonnave 6y ago
From the title I thought it was OCR implemented in 40 programming languages.
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by geonnave 6y ago
Indeed, the main problem of trust is the third party and agreement. The DID and VC standards have an interesting approach. Use self-signed public keys, and third-party-signed credentials. To prevent MITM use credentials, to encrypt channel
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Show HN: Use `.. 3` instead of `cd ../../..`(geonnave.com)
1 points by geonnave 6y ago|1 comments
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Trust over IP Foundation(trustoverip.org)
2 points by geonnave 6y ago|0 comments
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by geonnave 6y ago
My two cents: 1. Have a medium/long term goal, and then structure the topics you want to learn around that. 2. Plan and execute projects that exercise the topics you want to learn. If finding the goal (1) is a problem, maybe start with
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by geonnave 7y ago
This is really interesting. Are you using concepts from self-sovereign identity¹²? Do you think there is a relevant intersection? ¹ http://www.lifewithalacrity.com/2016/04/the-path-to-self-sov... ² https:/&#
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The Path to Self-Sovereign Identity (2016)(lifewithalacrity.com)
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by geonnave 7y ago
> This issue of identity was an acute one for FOAF. (...) there does not exist and probably should not exist a "planet-wide system for identifying people," (...) > Do we trust the homepages and conclude we have two different
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by geonnave 7y ago
The ethical question gets to the point of it. IMHO, I think they should be able to choose either or not to "take the red pill". Thinking about long term, the life of their children, perhaps their children's children, is likel
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Sovrin Foundation: a nonprofit to enable self-sovereign identity(sovrin.org)
3 points by geonnave 7y ago|0 comments
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Code: The Language of Computer Hardware and Software(charlespetzold.com)
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Reactors: Deterministic and time-aware Actors [pdf](people.eecs.berkeley.edu)
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by geonnave 7y ago
The only "explanation" is that this thing has been made to run on Mars. And still, didn't need to be so ugly, my eyes hurt.
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by geonnave 7y ago
You may find this useful: https://80000hours.org/key-ideas/ > At 80,000 Hours, we do research into how people can most effectively use their careers to help solve the world’s most pressing problems. It seems their t
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by geonnave 7y ago
Am I missing something or the last X -> X' on Example 2.1.2.3 is inverted? Shouldn't it be X' -> X?
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by geonnave 7y ago
(2017)
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The Effectiveness of Direct Instruction: Half Century of Research [pdf](arthurreadingworkshop.com)
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Ask HN: Which factors influence adoption of standards?
2 points by geonnave 8y ago|0 comments
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by geonnave 8y ago
In the "about" page there is a disclaimer: The information in the site should be used as a guide only. You are advised to contact your local official mission/consulate/embassy and ensure you have the latest informati
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by geonnave 8y ago
This reminds me of the book "The Power of Now", which try to combine teachings of many religions, and basically says that you gotta "feel your presence now, without thinking" to fully connect yourself with the world. The
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by geonnave 8y ago
Nodebook¹ is the tool that I've been using for the last couple months. IMO, it beats Zotero and Evernote, or any other tool I've previously used. ¹ http://nodebook.io
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by geonnave 8y ago
I Co-created a free MOOC for teaching IoT to non-technical people¹. It was a lot of work, specially trying to use an accessible language (our target audience was students from 10yo onwards, although most enrolled people were college stude
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by geonnave 9y ago
I've found the problem that made this happen and it is now corrected.
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by geonnave 9y ago
Yes it did, especially as a confirmation that such a thing could be done xD So long and thanks for all the fish!
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by geonnave 9y ago
I assume the BigInteger library, which offers isPrime() and isProbablyPrime() functions, already does that kind of optimization.
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by geonnave 9y ago
Hi shabda. I've seen your version when I was searching if someone has done this before. And you are right, I did it in Javascript because I wanted to share it with the world more easily.
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by geonnave 9y ago
Haha! I may change that over the next weekend. Also, PRs are welcome :)
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by geonnave 9y ago
Thanks guys, you can now access a prime dog right there: https://geonnave.github.io/primg/#17976931348623159077293051...
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by geonnave 9y ago
I used isProbablePrime() before, when I had a 50x50 canvas. But it was still really really really slow. After changing to a 32x32 canvas, the difference between isPrime() and isProbablePrime() seemed negligible.
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by geonnave 9y ago
So. In some cases, which I couldn't isolate, it finds the prime but won't stop the program. On average, it should only need from 400 to 600 iterations.

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