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A Modest Proposal for Operator Overloading in JavaScript
(reperiendi.wordpress.com)
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metaweta
5y ago
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TypeScript dependent types and function bivariance
(reperiendi.wordpress.com)
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metaweta
6y ago
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metaweta
6y ago
metaweta@gmail.com
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metaweta
6y ago
Thanks!
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metaweta
6y ago
I think he ended up only spending around $5-10K on compute. I'd have to check with Nash.
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metaweta
6y ago
Yeah, he knew it was a long passphrase.
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metaweta
6y ago
There's no way that the AccessData job I had would exist today. Most services are online, with data encrypted in transit and stored in the cloud. TLS security has improved dramatically over the last decade in response to attacks like
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metaweta
6y ago
I kept a Cryptonomicon!
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metaweta
6y ago
lol yeah
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metaweta
6y ago
Looking, thanks!
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metaweta
6y ago
Glad to hear it!
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metaweta
6y ago
Lol thanks!
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metaweta
6y ago
Thanks!
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metaweta
6y ago
That little animation was put there by the guy who hired me. We got rid of it in the Password Recovery ToolKit that combined all the modules I'd written into a single tool. In that one, we had a big list of any encrypted files we fou
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metaweta
6y ago
He actually tried that without success.
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metaweta
6y ago
I'm in the USA. He paid us for some work up front and agreed to pay the rest on delivery of the key. He expected to spend most of the $100K he'd budgeted on GPU costs, so we got much less than that for the work; we took the job
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metaweta
6y ago
Yeah, and it's why I left that job for something else.
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metaweta
6y ago
Hahaha, thanks!
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metaweta
6y ago
Exactly. We created some zip files we knew the password to and then checked that our code found the right one. Each stage would generate a bunch of files with different candidate ranges, so when testing the next stage, we'd choose th
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A modest proposal for overloading arithmetic operators in JavaScript
(reperiendi.wordpress.com)
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metaweta
7y ago
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metaweta
9y ago
RChain is an Ethereum competitor. It aims to fix several problems with Ethereum. First, it will scale better: Ethereum currently runs every contract on every computer running a node, and insists on a total order on all transactions. RChai
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Q-derivatives of data types
(reperiendi.wordpress.com)
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metaweta
12y ago
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