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by kobigurk 9y ago
Ah! It's one thing to be able to answer the question and another to show that the proposed solution is not good enough :-) Thanks for the heads up - we should have specified this constraint about p and q.
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by kobigurk 9y ago
As part of the QED-it team - I hope you enjoy and we'd love any feedback :)
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The Hunting of the SNARK – Zero-Knowledge Proofs Introduction(qed-it.com)
84 points by kobigurk 9y ago|8 comments
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Trustless Computing on Private Data(qed-it.com)
1 points by kobigurk 9y ago|0 comments
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Trustless Computing on Private Data(qed-it.com)
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by kobigurk 9y ago
Enthusiasm is great, but over-working and burning out is easy to get to - so make sure you take care of yourself. Be delivery-oriented and don't be afraid to make design mistakes - it won't be perfect on the first time anyway. Kno
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by kobigurk 9y ago
QED-it | Zero Knowledge Proofs for Blockchains | Looking for strong developers | Full-time, ONSITE or REMOTE | http://qed-it.com/jobs | Tel Aviv If you’re looking to join a small, experienced team doing Big Things © :-) Wh
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by kobigurk 10y ago
QED-it | Zero Knowledge Proofs for Blockchains | Looking for strong developers | Full-time, ONSITE or REMOTE | http://qed-it.com/jobs | Tel Aviv If you’re looking to join a small, experienced team doing Big Things © :-) Wh
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Show HN: Phishing in the age of preview(blog.kobigurk.com)
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Show HN: Phishing in the age of preview(blog.kobigurk.com)
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Phishing in the age of the preview(blog.kobigurk.com)
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by kobigurk 10y ago
I wonder if some of the examples exhibit fixed-point precision calculation, and if they do, it would be great to highlight it.
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Safety Under Dynamic Validator Sets(medium.com)
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Show HN: Additive Homomorphic Encryption on Ethereum(blog.kobigurk.com)
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Microsoft Doubles Down on Ethereum with New Blockchain Product(coindesk.com)
6 points by kobigurk 10y ago|1 comments
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A Provably Secure Proof-Of-Stake Blockchain Protocol [pdf](eprint.iacr.org)
14 points by kobigurk 10y ago|0 comments
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Smart Contracts Don’t Have To Be Dumb(bloomberg.com)
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Show HN: EtherListen – Realtime Ethereum transaction visualizer(etherlisten.com)
3 points by kobigurk 10y ago|1 comments
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by kobigurk 10y ago
I don think it applies to all levels of employment. As a software developer in a team, with a junior manager, you have a lesser ability to do this demonstration. The junior manager doesn't decide your salary anyway, and this feedback l
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by kobigurk 10y ago
Oh man. "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic". I must understand this technology! Indeed sounds magical.
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by kobigurk 10y ago
I must be missing something - if the tunnel is only on the PC, and outwards it's just ipv4, how does the router know to route it back without some fkrwrding configuration?
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by kobigurk 10y ago
I'd love that! Having a terminal UI for graphs too!
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by kobigurk 10y ago
I'll reiterate like almost everyone - I think you're doing extremely important work. The bigger question is - is it what you want to do? You might be really good at what you do right now, but you may actually want to code - for
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by kobigurk 10y ago
Could you clarify something for me? How do you have budget for training that couldn't go into salary?
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by kobigurk 10y ago
Sorry I'm not in a position to hire. I can only wish you success.
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by kobigurk 10y ago
- Yes, can examine and consumes gas. - It becomes your tile. - You can move only "life tiles", those with an asteriks, the 5 you have been allocated. - Limited by the gas you have been allocated at this round. Careful, though, if
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by kobigurk 10y ago
Interesting. I'll admit, my original goal was that the bots' code could also be overwritten by others, but that's not possible per the spec: 9.4.3. Jump Destination Validity. We previously used D as the function to determine
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by kobigurk 10y ago
Heh. Good point.
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by kobigurk 10y ago
There's some prerequisite of knowing how Ethereum works and how to work with smart contracts at this point. There's room for more explanations for the public which is not that involved in Ethereum.
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by kobigurk 10y ago
3/3 comments on documentation ;-) I will make that more clear on the site, but meanwhile: You start with 5 life tiles which grant you a larger gas bonus. Then, as the bot, you have an API to claim a tile, move your position (your life

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