jtolds

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by jtolds 11y ago
Okay, I froze most of the gifs.
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by jtolds 11y ago
Alright, alright, I froze a bunch of the animated gifs. There were too many, I get it.
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Go channels are bad(jtolds.com)
298 points by jtolds 11y ago|153 comments
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Lecat: letsencrypt-enabled socat-lite – the easiest way to get ssl(github.com)
5 points by jtolds 11y ago|0 comments
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Socat-lite with letsencrypt support(github.com)
1 points by jtolds 11y ago|0 comments
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by jtolds 11y ago
This sort of attitude really bums me out. "Tried it!" With the current rate of technological advance, a ton of stuff that's failed (and even a lot that's succeeded) should be tried again. Frequently some incremental bu
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by jtolds 11y ago
For this particular case, this is not done using modular arithmetic. The parity values are simply rational - they might be fractional, negative, larger than 255, etc. This erasure code is not at all optimal; it only serves to teach the basi
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by jtolds 11y ago
Hey folks, this is something I and a few others have been working on for a week or two. We’ve made some really interesting challenges. If you compete, you’ll end up learning erasure coding, Diffie-Hellman key exchange, write a small program
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Hackthe.computer 2015 coding competition(hackthe.computer)
16 points by jtolds 11y ago|3 comments
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by jtolds 11y ago
>> Is this related to Snappy, Ubuntu Core, or Convergence? > Nope, sorry for the confusion in the name! this answer is missing a troll face emoticon
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by jtolds 12y ago
re: great Wikipedia entries, I also enjoy the thoroughness of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toilet_paper_orientation
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by jtolds 12y ago
kentonv ftw
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by jtolds 12y ago
Improving the security model of docker is mentioned. Docker is known to be currently unsafe to run untrusted containers. Does anyone know yet if Rocket plans to support running untrusted containers safely, ala sandstorm.io?
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by jtolds 12y ago
Clicking the top row seems broken sometimes. I suspect when I think I'm clicking a cell on the top row that I'm actually clicking the board size element ("4x4" or "10x10"), and it's not transferring throug
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by jtolds 12y ago
Just for those of you wondering somewhat about the risks of Ebola becoming airborne - it has been shown to be transferred without contact before: http://healthmap.org/site/diseasedaily/article/pigs-monkeys-...
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Git-hostd service to host local git repos with custom authorized_keys file(github.com)
1 points by jtolds 12y ago|0 comments
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by jtolds 12y ago
Thanks for the pointer to #4299. Unfortunately, custom asm isn't going to be nearly as fast as what we're doing, but I left a comment to that affect. As for adding options to Go TLS, it is worth filing an issue for sure. Go 1 comp
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by jtolds 12y ago
AES-NI doesn't work on ARM, which is what we have. >> Go TLS does not have wide support for backwards compatibility with less secure and older protocol versions (a good thing, until you have no other option). > LibreSSL people
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by jtolds 12y ago
worth pointing out github.com/spacemonkeygo/errors is 100% compatible, allows you to get a source and explanation, allows for error hierarchies, allows for arbitrary user-defined error details, etc.
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by jtolds 12y ago
Yeah, this is a great description of how our errors package helps a lot. You can tie user-facing status codes and messages to errors with stack traces, and only show the user-specific message to end users. Moreover, since you can bind arbit
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by jtolds 12y ago
Having a separate process for SSL termination is of course completely doable, but was a little more challenging. We use client-side certificates for application level authentication logic, so we would have needed to side-channel the authent
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by jtolds 12y ago
Totally. I'd love to see crypto/tls fixed. Until then, though, I'd rather not choose the option with known, existing attack vectors. Too bad it took such a horrible bug to shake everyone into auditing these libraries. Edit: f
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Open-Source Go Libraries(spacemonkey.com)
81 points by jtolds 12y ago|22 comments
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by jtolds 12y ago
My guess is that if you've written code that's hard to test in Go, it's going to be hard to write good, non-brittle tests in Python. It's not so much that you need to write code amenable to dependency-injection to write
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by jtolds 12y ago
Yeah, heh, Glyph pointed out the same thing. https://twitter.com/glyph/status/458758471505035265 Hindsight is 20/20 I guess. I have my doubts that that would have solved all of our problems though, but that&#
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by jtolds 12y ago
Space Monkey is cheaper for more space - $49/yr for 1TB. Further, because there's a device in your home, getting your data synced off your laptop is a much faster process - you aren't bottlenecked by whatever Dropbox is throt
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by jtolds 12y ago
yep
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by jtolds 12y ago
The qemu binfmt extensions inside a chroot are so great. For the uninitiated: https://wiki.debian.org/EmDebian/CrossDebootstrap#QEMU.2Fdeb...
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by jtolds 12y ago
No, we really wanted to use PyPy, but if we couldn't get it to work on ARMv5 it was of no use to us :(
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by jtolds 12y ago
It's not going to be in 1.3 but the chatter is they might attempt something for 1.4

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