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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
If you're interested in this, you can see a very high level overview here: https://crypto.stanford.edu/pbc/notes/crypto/sfe.html Again, if this interests you, we would love to talk to you! mahmoud -@- li
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
Running "serverless" functions on https://github.com/bytecodealliance/lucet which is running in these enclaves provides a relatively simple way to offer "confidential computing" to offer an alternat
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
That's the right idea. How do we allow per-process or per-page encryption of memory with hardware attested keys? Imagine if you can plug in your own key store from an HSM. This starts to really create some interesting defenses against
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
I have been following this space very closely as we're planning some killer roadmap use cases at my place of employment. This has been in the works for sometime after the interest in Intel's SGX + AMD's SEV environment that d
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
Very Good Security, Inc. | San Francisco/Phoenix/Ukraine | ONSITE | Full-time | https://www.verygoodsecurity.com/jobs/ Very Good Security (VGS) is building a developer-friendly way to embed data security and
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An embeddable JavaScript interpreter in C(github.com)
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
Thank you so much for your feedback. With your permission, I'd like to experiment by sending you a "hint" to see if it can help finish the last part without taking away the satisfaction of completing the puzzle! You can ping
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
Thanks so much for that feedback. It was meant for desktops where you’d have access to a terminal. Thanks for the feedback.
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
It’s a hiring puzzle 🧩 so obviously we want your email address. However you can just write in ${anything}@mailinator.com for a disposable email address and still provide feedback. That being said, thanks for the comment, we will move this …
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
Thanks so much for that feedback! We will make that change :)
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
Reminds me of an article by Andrew Bosworth: https://boz.com/articles/be-kind This advice is correct.
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Show HN: We made a simple hiring puzzle Looking for feedback(puzzle.becomeverygood.com)
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
Duff's Device: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duff%27s_device Very elegant use of the fall-through behavior of the swtich statement.
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
I think the idea is that regulation always has unexpected side effects, some of which can be abused to actually do the perverse inverse of what they're intended to protect against. This is intuitive because regulation + law can reall
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
Just a shameless plug here -- we've been building a super developer friendly product to allow your application to comply w/ these laws with minimal (and sometimes NO code changes). You can email me directly mahmoud - @ - verygoo
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
That's not accurate -- at least in startups that are on track to becoming successful. If you join a startup just to become a cog, do not join that startup. It does take about 6-9 months for an engineer to become impactful from a busine
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
This looks interesting. How did you lose the gist? You just can't find it on https://gist.github.com/ ?
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
I was also intrigued by Pony -- but lost interest when the company backing it shut down. I don't think it was due to monetization though, I think it formed a foundation, but do not quote me on that. I only know of one (there may be oth
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
Eagle eye! Well spotted. Flagged it to be fixed.
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
Yes! Thanks for asking. If you have questions about a specific use case, feel free to email me (info in my profile). (disclaimer: I work for VGS)
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
Great question. Those are examples we built that we thought would be easily relatable to show what's possible with this integration. Some services will give you the ability to handle PII or PCI (payments) data, but not all services mak
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
Thanks for catching. Not sure why it truncated. Should be fixed now.
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
Thanks for flagging. Looked like it was working at first, but must have been truncated & cutoff. Should be fixed now.
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Show HN: Instantly make any Netlify form PCI DSS compliant
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
If you're taking money from investors and you're interested in being profitable, then you're going to sacrifice growth for the sake of profitability: - Let's not hire for this idea because it eats into our burn - H
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Show HN: Securely collect sensitive data from any Netlify site
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Untrusted Code Sandbox Landscape(idea.popcount.org)
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
Thank you for leaving this feedback. Essential for product development.
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by mahmoudimus 8y ago
It’s never learn a little JavaScript. It’s learn webpack, learn parcel, learn react, learn vue, learn typescript, learn redux, learn npm, learn yarn etc etc. If it was python, at least it wouldn’t change every three months.
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by mahmoudimus 8y ago
Why can't you just charge the card directly?

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