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by iluxonchik 2y ago
Could you please expand on your concerns, namely in the context of the proposed implementation of BRICS currency as a cryptocurrency?
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by iluxonchik 2y ago
This articles covers how the proposed BRICS digital currency can be realized as a cryptocurrency, thus challenging the claims made in the 'Digital Money Options for the BRICS' paper. The article explores how a public blockchain wi
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BRICS Digital Currency: Cryptocurrency on a Public Blockchain(illya.sh)
7 points by iluxonchik 2y ago|43 comments
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ZkSNARKs and ZkSTARKs: A Novel Verifiable Computation Model(illya.sh)
2 points by iluxonchik 2y ago|0 comments
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ZkLocus – Authenticated Private Geolocation Off and On-Chain Whitepaper(zklocus.dev)
1 points by iluxonchik 3y ago|0 comments
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Recursive ZkSNARKs: A Practical Deep Dive Without Maths(illya.sh)
1 points by iluxonchik 3y ago|0 comments
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ZkLocus: Authenticated Private Geolocation Off and On-Chain(illya.sh)
1 points by iluxonchik 3y ago|0 comments
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Collateralized ERC-20 Token(github.com)
1 points by iluxonchik 3y ago|1 comments
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by iluxonchik 3y ago
This repository presents a set of smart contracts for creating Collateralized ERC-20 tokens. Such tokens are backed by other ERC-20 tokens, providing a lower bound for their value and stability. Collateralized ERC-20 tokens can be used in v
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by iluxonchik 6y ago
do you happen to have a draft version available somewhere? i'm diving into ML with Swift soon
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by iluxonchik 7y ago
thank you :)
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by iluxonchik 7y ago
that actually sounds like a good idea for a blog post :)
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Starting a Podcast: Anyone Interested in Being a Co-Host?
13 points by iluxonchik 7y ago|7 comments
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by iluxonchik 7y ago
Location: Lisbon, Portugal Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Java, Spring Boot, AWS, Django, Flask, Docker, React, ... Résumé/CV: https://bitbucket.org/iluxonchik/iluxonchik.me/raw&#x2
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by iluxonchik 8y ago
Thank you :) Regarding the XSS attack, I have the answer here: https://iluxonchik.github.io/chave-movel-digital-xss/#commen... I did not, thank you for suggesting, I will do it now.
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Weak Security and Vulnerabilities in the Portuguese Government's Auth System(iluxonchik.github.io)
16 points by iluxonchik 8y ago|3 comments
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by iluxonchik 9y ago
This is not true. The client can simply skip the certificate verification, making the connection unauthenticated. Raw Public Keys (which are basically simplified X.509 certificates), can also lead to unauthenticated connections. In fact, Ap
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by iluxonchik 9y ago
I doubt websites hosted in Eastern Europe care about copyright legal threats. Even if they contact the hosting provider directly I doubt any action will be taken. Eastern Europe has plenty of cheap, shady hosting providers where you can hos
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by iluxonchik 10y ago
Well, we read from left to right, naturally that is the order of the letters, so the one on the right is "in front" of the left one.
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by iluxonchik 10y ago
Yep, you are correct :)
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by iluxonchik 10y ago
Oh, that was probably it. That would be true if we were talking about FIFO queues :)
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by iluxonchik 10y ago
Okay, technically it's regex, but I didn't want to get into this distinction, since "regex" and "regular expression" are used pretty much interchangeably (unless you're in the academia :) ).
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by iluxonchik 10y ago
What do you mean? Could you please clarify that? What did your understand by "in front"?
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by iluxonchik 10y ago
Thank you :) You are probably right, but this function was my first head-to-head encounter with Perl, I researched just a little bit what I needed to know in order to write it.
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Regular Expression That Checks If A Number Is Prime(iluxonchik.github.io)
294 points by iluxonchik 10y ago|109 comments
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Design Patterns Notes – An Overview of Design Patterns(iluxonchik.github.io)
1 points by iluxonchik 10y ago|0 comments
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by iluxonchik 10y ago
Hey there! I've answered a similar observation in the comment section of the blog :) > Of course it can be done all with command-line tools, but the point was not to show you how you can count and sort word occurrences. I just wante
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by iluxonchik 10y ago
Yes, I've been doing some Django dev lately and the experience has been very pleasant, specially when it comes down to APIs :)
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by iluxonchik 10y ago
Python is a great language, but when you go into larger, more complex projects, you might face some problems in the long run. This is mostly due to its dynamic nature. In my opinion, Python is a great first language, since it abstracts you
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Why You Should Learn Python(iluxonchik.github.io)
5 points by iluxonchik 10y ago|3 comments

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