kronxe

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Font engine that recommends fonts based on your preferences(bonurtek.com)
1 points by kronxe 4y ago|1 comments
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by kronxe 4y ago
Font Engine is one of the first apps of Tasarla project, which recommends fonts based on your needs. You can type a text with those fonts after Font Engine suggests those fonts to you. If you like a font type, you can click the link icon an
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Well-Curated 70 Gradient Backgrounds for Designers and Developers(tasarla.co)
4 points by kronxe 4y ago|1 comments
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by kronxe 4y ago
Well-Curated 70+ Free Gradient Backgrounds for Designers and Developers. Easy to use, easy to copy css of gradient. ProductHunt page: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/gradient-palette Instagram: https://www
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Countdown timers in email campaigns and websites(gerisay.co)
2 points by kronxe 5y ago|0 comments
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by kronxe 5y ago
I think maybe I cannot explain clearly, I dont have a claim like this my encryption algorithm is safest, fastest, best algorithm on the earth. I tried to make an 'unique' algorithm (as you call home made :) ) in an hour. I shared
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by kronxe 5y ago
I dont want to discuss this issue too much but maybe you can check that what is the ongoing problems about bitcoin's p=np problem, is 2140 a realistic target and is your calculation still applicable for today. Also, I recommend you to
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by kronxe 5y ago
I see and I understand your point but I want to say the cllasical approaches are more stable but more unsafe. By the way, there is no something that non brute-forcable today, increasing proccesing power and quantum computing allows it. I th
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by kronxe 5y ago
Basically hash functions are not reversible that is why we call them as cryptographic hash function and my algorithm is cryptographic encryption function (which has a reverse). Also digital signature has a math behind I could not understand
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by kronxe 5y ago
In computer science, cryptography refers to secure information and communication techniques derived from mathematical concepts and a set of rule-based calculations called algorithms, to transform messages in ways that are hard to decipher.
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Unique Encryption Algorithm in Python(github.com)
1 points by kronxe 5y ago|12 comments
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by kronxe 5y ago
A video explanation (in Turkish): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAfyjI8hT8w
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by kronxe 5y ago
By the way, I want to add something. I do not use any codes in paper but I tested these all in Python and they can be implemented in most languages. Also, my other point is it is not an stable, constant algorithm. Everyone may have differen
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by kronxe 5y ago
It is possible and actively used but in this article my point is like an universal engine for ,big data and databases that need speed, as I mentioned in name Type-based. You cannot used a grammar algorithm in only number based data.
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by kronxe 5y ago
Yes I think Markov coding also Markov chains is such good things to learn. But in this article my point is there should be stable dictionary because for big data purposes, especially in databases it is hard to calculate every time new probs
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by kronxe 5y ago
My one of the main goals is protect the database structure as it is, because in big data age we should get data as fast as possible. I see your point to see this algorithm as a basically some sort of look-up table but actually it is not. Fo
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by kronxe 5y ago
These ideas all tested in Python and then I achieved results. I did not add codes because it is a 'philosophical' research for me actually.
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Lossless Text Compression [pdf](bilalonureskili.com)
66 points by kronxe 6y ago|43 comments