paulproteus

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1. 61.▲
   by paulproteus 7y ago

   Cool! So then, dumb question. Can I delete the file, keep the "seal", and keep winning 1% of the blocks? If yes, then that seems bad for the system. If not (hopefully), I'd like to also understand what's the ongoing comp
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   by paulproteus 7y ago

   It seems that Filecoin fundamentally relies on a proof-of-work type system called "sealing." The article calls it "an intense amount of work" that you must do in order to host a file. Does anyone have any estimates or co
3. 63.▲
   by paulproteus 7y ago

   I've long believed that when companies do illegal things that would normally be punished by prison, the company should go to prison. The company office would have to operate according to the same rules as a prison. Employees on arrival
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   by paulproteus 7y ago

   Hi kovek! You might like https://www.codementor.io/ . I admit I'm a mentor there, and I've made about twenty bucks helping people, but anyway it was super fun helping poeple. :)
5. 65.▲
   by paulproteus 7y ago

   I removed the emoji heart and rendered the message successfully. :) Thanks! The recipient was happy to get it.
6. 66.▲
   by paulproteus 7y ago

   I might have broken it by adding an emoji heart ️ into my message! If so, apologies.
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   by paulproteus 7y ago

   > I do not excuse Richard Stallman’s remarks, nor do I challenge the actions of both the MIT Media Lab and the FSF for terminating his positions with them. It wasn't the Media Lab with which Richard had a position; it was MIT CSAIL.
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   by paulproteus 8y ago

   I'm one of the volunteer organizers of the Roguelike Celebration < https://roguelike.club/> where Josh Ge gave this talk. Thanks Josh for making it to the conference! For other readers, you might want to visit the
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   Roguelike Celebration(roguelike.club)

   22 points by paulproteus 8y ago|1 comments
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    Roguelike Celebration 2017(roguelike.club)

    4 points by paulproteus 9y ago|0 comments
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    by paulproteus 9y ago

    Dear moderators: Can you adjust the title? I misunderstood it, as I think many others will, as defeating all RSA-1024 by all GPG users done on any computer. It's actually about people who share a computer with someone doing a GPG decry
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    Celebrating our successes and winding down as an organization(blog.openhatch.org)

    3 points by paulproteus 9y ago|0 comments
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    by paulproteus 10y ago

    This is great! Nice to see another project in the history of C/C++ interpreters including: - cling: https://root.cern.ch/cling - cint: http://www.hanno.jp/gotom/Cint.html - Ch: https://
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    Sandstorm's security track record, and what it means for self-hosting(sandstorm.io)

    4 points by paulproteus 11y ago|0 comments
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    by paulproteus 11y ago

    FWIW, one way Sandstorm addresses this is that anyone can sign in with their Google/GitHub/email if you give them a sharing link. So they don't have to have an account first . e.g. try this: https://mrdomino.sandc
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    How Sandstorm Works: Containerize data, not services(sandstorm.io)

    112 points by paulproteus 11y ago|21 comments
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    Hostnames and usernames to reserve(ldpreload.com)

    206 points by paulproteus 11y ago|24 comments
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    Graphics and one-click installers for everyone(blog.sandstorm.io)

    1 points by paulproteus 11y ago|0 comments
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    Free, automated SSL certificates for Sandstorm self-hosters(blog.sandstorm.io)

    69 points by paulproteus 11y ago|19 comments
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    Free, automated SSL certificates for Sandstorm self-hosters(blog.sandstorm.io)

    6 points by paulproteus 11y ago|0 comments
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    by paulproteus 11y ago

    Yes -- that would work great! With a caveat -- apps have no network access in Sandstorm by default. The way apps can get network access is that (soon) there will be a way to have one program called an "IRC driver" receive real net
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    by paulproteus 11y ago

    Hi wyldfire, I hope you don't stay embarrassed. We could improve parts of the interface, and we need feedback like this to know what people think is going on, so that we can decide how to change the interface to show people what is act
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    by paulproteus 11y ago

    Hi andybak, I work on the Sandstorm team and it seems pretty clear that you're not an idiot. I'll see if there's something we can do to make this essential UI element more discoverable. To some extent, it's a matter of l
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    by paulproteus 11y ago

    There isn't an official Docker image for now as far as I know, so your best bet is to make an Ubuntu 14.04 Docker container and run the regular Sandstorm installer within it. I agree it'd be great on NASs. I'm particularly ex
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    by paulproteus 11y ago

    That's something that should be possible in a Sandstorm app, if you want to make it do that. (-: To do it securely in Sandstorm would have to wait for our secure inter-app communication system, similar to Android intents, called the Po
26. 86.▲
    by paulproteus 11y ago

    This sort of thing would make a great Sandstorm app, for what it's worth. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10147774 for more about that.
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    by paulproteus 11y ago

    In case you're interested, this is something we're working on. Consider subscribing to this issue: https://github.com/sandstorm-io/sandstorm/issues/701
28. 88.▲
    by paulproteus 11y ago

    (Hi! I'm the author of the blog post & maintainer of the Sandcats service.) I'm excited about Sandstorm eventually helping people tackle issues like port forwarding. There's enough to do that it's not something I&#x2
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    Sandcats.io: free dynamic DNS for Sandstorm users(blog.sandstorm.io)

    114 points by paulproteus 11y ago|18 comments
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    by paulproteus 11y ago

    Thanks so much, dang!