neftaly

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by neftaly 6y ago
I've been working on a WebGL toy for building board games. You can share your hash URL and play with someone else. https://beta.probability.nz/
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by neftaly 7y ago
Oh there's still a lot of work to do before it's possible, but things like WASM pthreads, gc, etc are moving along.
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by neftaly 7y ago
Someday someone is gonna make a bunch of money selling CPUs implementing a WASM VM ("death of javascript") and/or lambda calc (Reduceron) in hardware.
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by neftaly 7y ago
It doesn't work when you're using a case. I regret buying Samsung.
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by neftaly 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orbis_Publishing
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by neftaly 7y ago
Absolutely. Placebos also hold an important place in medicine, and the reduction of suffering.
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by neftaly 7y ago
The results suggest that magnetism catalyzes electrolysis by temporarily aligning oxygen electron orbits. There is negligible effect otherwise; if electrolysis happened in ones' wrists, you'd merely experience extreme agony for a
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by neftaly 7y ago
FWIW, NI URIs[0] were a stab at this. So you'd have something protocol-independent, like <video src="ni:///sha-256;UyaQV-Ev4rdLoHyJJWCi11OHfrYv9E1aGQAlMO2X_-Q" />. I hoped they'd be part of the
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by neftaly 8y ago
Related, the book "Dreams of Earth and Sky" by Freeman Dyson: "Why did [Oppenheimer] not succeed in scientific research as brilliantly as he succeeded in soldiering and administration? I believe the main reason why he failed
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by neftaly 8y ago
There is a regular recurring grant process: https://viewer.heropunch.io/channel/ssbc-grants?showAll The grants issued this month are for client maintenance/features, hosted pubs, and on-boarding. FWIW, most SSB ta
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by neftaly 9y ago
To sum it up, it's a kind of chicken-and-egg. Imperative/OO is tied to the physical implementation of processors, whereas FP is tied to a mathematical construct for which conventional CPUs are not optimized. Related: https:/
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by neftaly 9y ago
ARDOP[0] is the planned replacement data protocol for Winlink, and is slowly shaping out to be a faster, OS-agnostic open source system. Unfortunately, there's still a FCC limit[1] on HAM radio "symbol rate", which hamstrings
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by neftaly 9y ago
Auckland, New Zealand | REMOTE | VISA --- # Conqa * Senior backend Javascript or Clojure developer (Lambda, Datomic, Node) * Full time - salary (90-100k NZD) & equity negotiable * Remote or on-site (Auckland, New Zealand) * Internationa
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by neftaly 9y ago
CANbus is also on boats and in industrial automation! The physical connectors follow the DeviceNet spec. Marine applications use a subset of CANbus (with mainly DeviceNet micro connectors) named NMEA 2000. The best repo to get started is pr
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by neftaly 9y ago
No - how do you opt in? Can't find it on any of the billing or pricing pages, and can only find the message "we do not currently offer Enterprise contracts, pricing, or support". That said, we'd only need support to get
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by neftaly 9y ago
We've also gone from ~$25/mo to $1000-2000/mo with the pricing change. While it's not the end of the world (we're near shipping replacements for FB stuff anyway), there's also been 3-4 incidents of downtime (&g
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by neftaly 10y ago
Conqa === * Intermediate frontend Javascript developer (React + Cerebral + Ramda) * Full time - salary (50-90k NZD) & equity negotiable * Remote or on-site (Auckland, New Zealand) * International / visa applicants considered * Func
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by neftaly 10y ago
Yep, NZ per-capita incomes are lower than those of North America and Western Europe. The real drawcards of New Zealand are societal, environmental, and cultural.
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by neftaly 10y ago
Conqa === * Javascript developer (React + Redux + Ramda + Node) * On-site (Auckland, New Zealand) * Full time - salary (50-90k NZD) & equity negotiable * International / visa applicants considered * Mid or senior-level with functio
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by neftaly 10y ago
Sorry, upper bound is actually 90k. Also looking for a local junior dev.
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by neftaly 10y ago
Conqa === * Javascript developer (React + Redux + Ramda + Node) * On-site (Auckland, New Zealand) * Full time - salary (50-80k NZD) & equity negotiable * International / visa applicants considered * Mid or senior-level with functio
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by neftaly 11y ago
https://srihash.org/
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by neftaly 12y ago
Is that actually true, though (especially w.r.t. Forward Secrecy)? Don't both parties generate separate halves of a symmetric key independently, preventing any one party from forcing the use of a particular key on a new session?
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by neftaly 12y ago
Cool – hadn't heard of that before. I was thinking more along the lines of a purely server-side approach: $_REQUEST["salted_SHA_hash_of_symmetric_TLS_key"] You'd save the current key to a DB, and manually check it
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by neftaly 12y ago
I wonder if it's feasible to reference the TLS/SSL session against the session cookie? While the HTTPS session itself is probably transient, you can tell something is up if the same session cookie is being used with two different
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by neftaly 12y ago
Ephemeral P2P site hosting has potential, though I disagree with the route Project Maelstrom is taking. Another approach would be to try an in-browser implementation, using: * WebRTC for the P2P "glue" (i.e. webtorrent[0]/ins
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by neftaly 12y ago
No, they created an architecture and decoupled their web framework from it.
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by neftaly 12y ago
Oh man, microcorruption is so cool!
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by neftaly 12y ago
You only need ~4k words for 2 bytes-per-word alphanumeric encoding (keyspaceLength^bytesPerWord). There is a "special" dictionary identifier prefix and a padding indicator postfix, however (mostly for dev purposes). Scrypt would p
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by neftaly 12y ago
I'm excited to see where concepts from isomorphic JS and stuff like browserfy will end up. Obvious stuff aside, imagine what you could do with a fully-baked unified model and a bit of P2P glue...

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