mardurhack

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by mardurhack 11y ago
Just hoping to get some feedback on my first article. Cheers!
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Show HN: Validating models in Django 1.8(hackandstack.com)
2 points by mardurhack 11y ago|1 comments
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by mardurhack 11y ago
Considering multiple VMs share the same CPU, at times, I don't see it as a very convenient solution unless marketed as a "premium" package which very few will purchase given that these "attacks" are not that easy to
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by mardurhack 11y ago
There are some architectural question marks. Will this device be shared among the VMs? If so timing might be a clue on what's happening inside. It is definitely not an easy problem to solve.
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by mardurhack 11y ago
No, some implementations of the Montgomery ladder are not invulnerable to side-channel attacks[1]. Unfortunately these attacks all focus on implementation issues rather than the underlying algorithms (hence the name). [1] https:/&#x2F
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Show HN: QuickHPC – Hardware Performance Counters Made Easy(github.com)
18 points by mardurhack 11y ago|0 comments
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by mardurhack 11y ago
Thanks, sound advice! I have already some experience with most of the tools they use but I was wondering if I should focus more on doing, e.g., programming challenges on sites like Top Coder or complete tutorial after tutorial about the sta
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by mardurhack 11y ago
Thank you. The language will be mostly Python. Being pragmatic is a good thing but I guess that comes after I start working.
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by mardurhack 11y ago
Thank you for the advice. The company doesn't focus on any particular domain but handles many different projects.
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Ask HN: How can I prepare for my new job as a software developer?
45 points by mardurhack 11y ago|44 comments
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by mardurhack 11y ago
Yeah I'm in the same situation. My mathematical background is decent but I feel like it is full of gaps and I forgot a lot throughout the years. And yet, not a day goes by without me wondering whether I should start using Coursera to f
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Ask HN: How many of you succeeded as SW engs/devs but are so-so in math?
2 points by mardurhack 11y ago|3 comments
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Show HN: Tarantula Env – an improved version of the Fault-localization technique
1 points by mardurhack 11y ago|0 comments
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by mardurhack 11y ago
Can this be called RPC? If not, what is the difference? Amaz(on)ing service anyway!
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by mardurhack 12y ago
Just a simple track I created in a few minutes using WebLooper: https://soundcloud.com/chpmrc/marco-chiappetta-weblooper-tes... .
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by mardurhack 12y ago
Hello everybody, This is the (old, made 2.5 years ago) application I implemented for my BSc thesis called "WebLooper". It aims at simulating a loop station like the one often used by DUB FX (BOSS RC-50, here is an example of it:
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Show HN: WebLooper, a simple loop station powered by Web Audio and WebRTC(weblooper.hackandstack.com)
5 points by mardurhack 12y ago|2 comments
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by mardurhack 12y ago
Hello everybody, This is the (old, made 2.5 years ago) application I implemented for my BSc thesis called "WebLooper". It aims at simulating a loop station like the one often used by DUB FX (BOSS RC-50, here is an example of it:
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Show HN: A loop station based on WebAudio and WebRTC(weblooper.hackandstack.com)
2 points by mardurhack 12y ago|1 comments
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by mardurhack 12y ago
Sorry, skimmed too quickly, didn't realize the two companies were not communicating throughout the story.
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by mardurhack 12y ago
Stallman's commitment to..."open source"? Sir you better hide fast. He is coming for you! On a serious note Stallman continuously points out that he does not support the open source movement and that free/libre software
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by mardurhack 12y ago
Oh thanks for clarifying that!
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by mardurhack 12y ago
Oh god, I've always thought that i stood for "index". And j...Well it is the most logical name for the next index. :D
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by mardurhack 12y ago
Hi, just out of curiosity what pushed you away from Emacs? I was planning to learn how to use it but your comment made me think...