mtourne

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by mtourne 12y ago
For this one I couldn't quite figure out the modus operandi (no documentation) and it seemed too much a work in progress to consider seriously, as the author himself sort of stated above. I will definitely read parts of the source code
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by mtourne 12y ago
Everything I have found is documented in their respective github repositories. This is my main issue https://github.com/band115/ecirca/issues/38 I can't find much docs on how to use rebar's {pre_ho
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by mtourne 12y ago
I'm excited since I'm specifically in the market for a lightweight tsdb written in Erlang. Also the documentation looks quite nice. But like all the other possible contenders I've found, so far. I am unable to compile this pr
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by mtourne 12y ago
I think I would generally agree with what you said here. I'm curious if you've succeeded in finding an office environment that would let you work that way ? Unless you're working from home most of the time, it seems like &quo
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by mtourne 12y ago
This would actually make a fantastic small christmas gift, heh I'll take one too!
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by mtourne 12y ago
I implemented a proof of work system to protect access to a large number of webpages before. The problem is that a native implementation is an order of magnitude faster than the best JS interpreter, and it can be 2 or 3 orders faster than a
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by mtourne 12y ago
Dead reckoning of phone trajectory using inertial sensor (of the phone) + gps corrections ? I don't see a dedicated camera on the drone (using gopro for machine vision is not ideal), nor a beefy cpu to handle person tracking onboard, b
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by mtourne 12y ago
Exactly what happened in France circa 2000. France Telecom the national operator was forced to maintain the last mile and open to other ISP at the city exchange. This has allowed newcomers like Free (Free ISP), to disrupt the high speed int
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by mtourne 12y ago
If I remember correctly, I moved to using theoldreader after Google Reader went dark, then you were down for 3 days, then you kicked all the Reader's switchers out (like me) to keep a more a manageable operation. For a little while it&
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by mtourne 12y ago
I recently read the book Calculus Made Easy. The way it teaches the material is very intuitive and if you understand the premises you should be able to re-derive all of the formulas yourself. I would highly recommend it to high school stude
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by mtourne 13y ago
I'm not that old (28), but I already see myself doing "the same stuff over and over" in my programming jobs. It's not that bad yet, but I think this would be a problem in my mid-thirties. I've been seriously thinki
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by mtourne 13y ago
None of those fancy things seems to work if you have just a hint of an accent. Yes my accent is fairly noticeable, but that doesn't seem to bother humans .. But I feel less bad knowing Siri doesn't work if you happen to be Scottis
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by mtourne 13y ago
they're small and easy to compute. I'm not talking about signing my microsoft update cert with md5() here. By all means, I do encourage you to get a valid token for the next 20 minutes, find a collision attack and get a secure token that wi
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by mtourne 13y ago
The crypto scheme used should depend on the importance of what you want to protect. For instance, I think using md5 for a secure token that will expire in a few minutes is reasonable.
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by mtourne 14y ago
Nginx exposes multiple phase to process an incoming HTTP Request. Mainly rewrite, access, content, header_filter, and log You can embed Lua at the access phase, and query your API from there. Some of the Lua libraries of the OpenResty packa
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by mtourne 14y ago
In the particular case of Nginx and Lua, the OpenResty package[1] is pretty much self contained except for libpcre. Nginx+Lua is only the core part that powers this ecosystem. OpenResty comes with a lot of libraries for "usual web stuff", e
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by mtourne 14y ago
Hello! That's very true, thanks to Maxim Dounin from Nginx[1] And Ryan Hurst[2] from GlobalSign Making SSL faster is really important to be able to support "full https" websites, with HSTS headers[3] and Alternate-Protocol: spdy[4][5] full