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by naugtur 3y ago
I remember discussing bloom and cuckoo filters a while back and someone linked.to.great papers from late 2010s with much more advanced probabilistic structures that were handling modification much better or had other interesting properties.
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by naugtur 4y ago
Agoric moved forward and Realms gave way to SES https://github.com/endojs/endo/tree/master/packages/ses And Endo is a set of tools (being) built around it to make it more practical for particular us
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by naugtur 4y ago
There's a related proposal for Compartments and Module constructor is a prerequisite to that. A shim for the entire thing exists, with lockdown and Compartments isolating code: https://github.com/endojs/endo/t
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by naugtur 4y ago
SES-shim is the modern successor to that by Doug's old pal Mark and team. https://github.com/endojs/endo/tree/master/packages/ses Also, on its way to being standardized in tc39
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by naugtur 4y ago
On one hand I understand your frustrations, on the other hand, I'm coordinating a bunch of meetups and one of them lost its crew and was abandoned. Then I got in touch with a guy who bought it and is happily running the meetup now. The
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by naugtur 4y ago
It's counterintuitive, but stepping through a very complex codebase with a debugger and taking notes along the way was great in my case. Also, attempting to draw a sequence diagram and fixing it as you go trains the brain to handle a m
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by naugtur 4y ago
The modular approach doesn't need to be enforced by strict boundaries. One network that starts with various components but can be remodeled and even merged together as it goes could adapt. What we're discussing here is merely a st
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by naugtur 4y ago
A friend of mine got his first programming job in 2010 as a programmer assistant of a physics professor who needed to automate the procedures of proving crystal structures from mass produced PhDs impossible using graph theory. He was findin
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by naugtur 4y ago
You mean peer to peer ;) Keet.io and whatever comes next
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by naugtur 4y ago
If you can match a pin to a database of cards numbers, I can supply you with a database of all pins in existence
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by naugtur 4y ago
If you liked it before all the monetization strategies, maybe should have paid for it to keep it sustainable that way?
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by naugtur 4y ago
I'm not an enthusiast of real world applications of prolog, I saw a prolog project fail and get rewritten in Cpp But! I'm forever grateful for the things learning prolog did to my brain
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by naugtur 4y ago
I moved from a role similar to what you're describing (spent 7 years there) into a role where I'm the least senior person on the project. And I'm having a great time. It's always possible to find people who are so much a
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by naugtur 5y ago
I wrote a tool to convert a YouTube playlist url into a RSS podcast url compatible with podcast player apps. I use it a lot. handsfreeyoutube.vercel.app I wrote a simple app to turn an inperson tabletop conversation game accessory (pieces o
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by naugtur 5y ago
Also, what's shadow realms? I tried looking it up and got a video game. And I'm not much of a gamer so it's not a matter if a bubble ;)
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by naugtur 5y ago
There's Endo, which does the loading/importing and dependency resolution. It doesn't have a default user experience at this point, but it creates compartments for packages and runs. Getting permissions involved will require m
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by naugtur 5y ago
Firefox Mobile on a ~4yo phone fine too
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by naugtur 5y ago
I made a less fancy version of that with Mozilla's A-frame VR in 2017 to check how many items a browser could render on a phone twice every frame ;) https://github.com/naugtur/aframe-point-component Didn't do
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by naugtur 5y ago
We could break blocked-at into two layers so that you could provide the data collection mechanism. You could report to datadog while using the false positive filter. Also, there's a bunch of tools you could use before you deploy block
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by naugtur 5y ago
If something is blocking the eventloop indefinitely, it's unlikely to reach production and even if it does, a simple crash report or perf inspection will reveal it. You don't need more tools than node-report for that case. Permane
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by naugtur 5y ago
Hi, blocked-at author here. Get in touch over email if you want to explore further. Some quick comments: - I didn't notice the node version or you didn't state it. The impact from async hooks is _vastly_ different between node ver
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by naugtur 5y ago
I agree with the sentiment here. Theoretically though in representative democracy you choose the government to represent you and be an agent for making your decisions. You are responsible for what your government does in part that equals 1&
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by naugtur 5y ago
Compare with npm-audit-resolver in terms of how the ignores are defined. It's important to not be too vague when ignoring things. Let me plug this as it contains a lot of references https://dev.to/naugtur/do-you-ne
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by naugtur 5y ago
Let's talk about solutions. I'm late to the conversation here, responded on Twitter and went to sleep. There's a push to address the npm audit situation. It's an initiative under the OpenJS Foundation. I kinda started th
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by naugtur 5y ago
Here's the repo https://github.com/naugtur/ripper/
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by naugtur 5y ago
I needed to send data over GET in 2012/2013 and built my own tiny LZW-alike compression to squeeze as much as possible into the 100kb which seemed to be the safe limit for non-ie browsers at the time
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by naugtur 6y ago
Just a random thought - wonder if anyone tried a p2p protocol instead of a database or message broker for spreading information. Wonder if it'd be any better than broadcast to every stateful instance.
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by naugtur 6y ago
I responded with a no, then deleted because in fact the count of I spiring conversations didn't go down that much. It's the smalltalk and politics and jokes that is not there anymore.
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by naugtur 6y ago
It's not magic, so is it safe to assume the ANN is quickly narrowing down the search space by eliminating the possibilities that were not showing up as patterns in training set therefore limiting the search to a finite subset of infini
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by naugtur 6y ago
If I liked spending time memorizing long stretches of text, I'd be a doctor, not a software developer.

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