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   by paulgdp 6y ago

   A (kind of) decentralized and secure voting platform: - distributed as a PWA(written in Rust, client and server side) - the authenticity of voters is certified by the voters themselves validating/signing their contacts profiles (by sca
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   by paulgdp 6y ago

   For people interested in this subject, this recent HN post might be also relevant: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25253070 My interpretation is that the end goal seems similar, but this project starts with the Rust la
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   Does Brazil already have a new “acting President”?(brasilwire.com)

   2 points by paulgdp 7y ago|0 comments
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   by paulgdp 8y ago

   Rust without the use of unsafe code is considered by most to be a safe language but nonetheless, it's still useful to fuzz it to find logic bugs (like assert failures) or anything that triggers a panic (like out of bound array access o
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   by paulgdp 8y ago

   Also, for a toy rust project, I wrote an implementation of a copy-on-write B+tree and I used a fuzzer (honggfuzz) to generate automatically all the test cases. Ii was insanely effective, there were so much more edge cases than I thought. Th
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   by paulgdp 8y ago

   The Rust ecosystem has a team that tries to fuzz as many crates (rust packages) as possible [1]. Unlike C/C++ and like Python, fuzzing Rust code is not really about finding memory bugs but more about finding logical errors [2]. To do t
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   by paulgdp 8y ago

   How similar is this architecture to the Mill? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mill_architecture
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   Comparison of 5 Distributions Post-Meltdown Performance – Phoronix(phoronix.com)

   1 points by paulgdp 9y ago|0 comments
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   by paulgdp 9y ago

   What about the Mill architecture? https://millcomputing.com/docs/security/
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    by paulgdp 9y ago

    I think this map is relevant to the discussion. https://www.electricitymap.org Check it out at different time of the day and night to see the changes in energy sources.
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    by paulgdp 9y ago

    Thanks, I'll check that out!
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    by paulgdp 9y ago

    Hi, I've been using Rust to WebAssembly very recently for a toy project [0] and posted about it very recently on HN [1]. So my answers: 1. I'm using both wasm and asm.js (installed using rustup) and it works for me extremely well,
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    Show HN: Buddhabrot explorer: A high-performance PWA using Rust and WebAssembly(buddhabrot.paulg.fr)

    11 points by paulgdp 9y ago|0 comments