jgrahamc

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   by jgrahamc 2y ago

   Thanks!
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   by jgrahamc 2y ago

   I was part of that, but many others helped that be a reality include the CEO.
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   by jgrahamc 2y ago

   Many thanks.
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   by jgrahamc 2y ago

   Thank you!
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   A steam locomotive from 1993 broke my yarn test(blog.cloudflare.com)

   169 points by jgrahamc 2y ago|76 comments
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   by jgrahamc 2y ago

   Fun. I used an e-ink display for something similar (just the weather forecast) and opted to use the onboard ESP-32. I try to stay away from Raspberry Pi for simple things because it's total overkill to have an entire operating system i
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   by jgrahamc 2y ago

   It sort of was debugging because I'd written a ton of stuff for them in 1-2-3 (on site). This was their accounting system for a small business and I was "debugging" something rather simple: they weren't getting all the c
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   Debugging Lotus 1-2-3 by fax(blog.jgc.org)

   99 points by jgrahamc 2y ago|19 comments
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   by jgrahamc 2y ago

   Cheers!
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    Three Chapters at Cloudflare: Programmer to CTO to Board of Directors(blog.cloudflare.com)

    31 points by jgrahamc 2y ago|16 comments
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    I agree with the parent poster and a ton of people do. Anyone who actually knows the story of the breaking of Enigma and Turing in general would know that that film is terrible.
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    Project Jengo for Sable – final winners(blog.cloudflare.com)

    2 points by jgrahamc 2y ago|0 comments
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    Ha ha. No, you are not. I posted the same sentiment at the same time as you. It's utterly stupid.
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    We are not "logging the usernames and passwords of users". You can read about how we do this in a privacy preserving manner: https://blog.cloudflare.com/privacy-preserving-compromised-c...
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    An early look at cryptographic watermarks for AI-generated content(blog.cloudflare.com)

    38 points by jgrahamc 2y ago|23 comments
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    I used to do this but stopped a very long time ago. I use KeePassXC instead. It’s much more secure and much better at handling websites with special password requirements.
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    That's complete nonsense. We are not storing passwords and passing around Excel spreadsheets of them! We've worked on this stuff for years (this stuff being how to warn users about compromised passwords). You can go back to 2018 w
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    There's custom wallpaper in the office which features elements of the other offices, but this is a fun idea. We do have a double pendulum and lava lamp elsewhere in the office, just not on the wave wall.
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    I already passed it on to the team. Sorry you've had this difficulty.
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    Email me details of this.
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    That sort of happened on "NCIS", Season 16, Episode 1: https://blog.cloudflare.com/statement-concerning-events-at-g...
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    Details of how we use this are here: https://blog.cloudflare.com/harnessing-office-chaos/
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    Chaos in the Cloudflare Lisbon Office(blog.cloudflare.com)

    282 points by jgrahamc 2y ago|139 comments
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    https://blog.cloudflare.com/chaos-in-cloudflare-lisbon-offic...
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    I met a ton of interesting people, many of whom played outsized roles in machine learning over the next few years, including John Graham-Cumming, now Cloudflare’s CTO. And the other way around. I met eastdakota which would later lead to m
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    Yep. That stuff was necessary then and still is today. Just look at DeepSeek doing low(er) level NVIDIA stuff and making the GPUs work hard.
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    I was programming 40 years ago and was very happy to be able to use "high-level languages" and not write everything in assembly. The high-level languages enabled expressiveness that was hard with lower levels.
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    We'll write it up as a blog post.
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    I have a Knuth cheque from back when he sent out real cheques. Or at least I did; for some reason I decided that cashing it was a good idea and so I have his note back to me and a photocopy of the actual cheque.
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    by jgrahamc 2y ago

    It would be wonderful if CLARC were available since I'm running the HN news.arc with Anarki and I'd be happy to get the performance boost.