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by qixxiq 9y ago
Smyte (YC W15) | San Francisco, CA | Full time | Onsite | https://www.smyte.com/ We're primarily looking for a quality devops/infra/sre engineer, but we're also interested in anyone full stack or fronten
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by qixxiq 9y ago
Smyte (YC W15) | San Francisco, CA | Full time | Onsite We're hiring for a variety of technical roles at Smyte. Check out our "jobs repo" here: https://github.com/smyte/careers Why Smyte? * We stop the v
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by qixxiq 9y ago
I do something similar, but the solution instead of `Aa$1` is to use the output to produce a shorter password with those properties [1]. Makes it a little easier to type in. I also keep a list of the "domains" along with plaintext
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Smyte Is Hiring SRE and DevOps in SF: Fighting spam and fraud
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by qixxiq 9y ago
Smyte (YC W15) | San Francisco, CA | Full time | Onsite | https://www.smyte.com/ We're primarily looking for a quality devops/infra/sre engineer, but we're also interested in anyone fullstack on frontend
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Kafka store – Guaranteed consistent archives of Kafka topics(github.com)
3 points by qixxiq 10y ago|0 comments
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by qixxiq 10y ago
Smyte ( https://github.com/smyte/careers ) - San Francisco, CA We've got hard problems in the spam & fraud space. Looking for infrastructure engineers, database engineers, experienced C++ folk, data scientists t
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Smyte open-source rate limiter [RocksDB and Redis Protocol](github.com)
3 points by qixxiq 10y ago|0 comments
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Creating footprints from actual part images(jasiek.me)
2 points by qixxiq 10y ago|0 comments
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by qixxiq 11y ago
The clipboard api only includes 'cut' and 'copy' commands. There is no way (except via extensions) to access the clipboard.
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by qixxiq 11y ago
Smyte - San Francisco | Full Time | On Site (YC-W15) https://www.smyte.com/jobs We're fighting fraud on marketplaces and spam on social networks. Looking for another experienced infrastructure engineer to ensure we don
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by qixxiq 11y ago
Josh from Smyte here. Definitely check the docs as Pete suggested, but would also like to point out that we'll take just as much data as you're comfortable with and/or can send for privacy reasons. We have a ton of different
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by qixxiq 13y ago
I'm not sure people are aware/scared enough of possible physical access. People have been kidnapped / banks robbed / etc for far less than $150MM.
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Free fall and revival of the free package(blog.snapbill.com)
3 points by qixxiq 13y ago|0 comments
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by qixxiq 13y ago
I started writing a simple parser/interpreter to convert a C-like language to brainfuck[1]. Simple sample code with a loop at [2] and result code [3] I never quite got around to functions, but there is basic support for arithmetic, for loop
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Show HN: Live webcam slitscan effect in javascript(qix.github.io)
3 points by qixxiq 13y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Time-delayed slitscan with webcam(qix.github.io)
6 points by qixxiq 14y ago|1 comments
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by qixxiq 14y ago
While the rest of his post is fairly interesting, I am getting rather annoyed at the complaints of 'double-spend' being an actual problem with bitcoin. Yes, there is short period before you get confirmations (5-10 minutes), but there are al
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Show HN: Phorms - PHP library for concise HTML form generation and validation(github.com)
1 points by qixxiq 14y ago|0 comments
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by qixxiq 14y ago
The technical implementation is rather simple, and actually not too important. It doesn't need to be super-reliable since if it breaks the logic will report it to us. Currently we simply write each heartbeat to our redis database, along wit
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A heartbeat monitor for software as a service(blog.snapbill.com)
23 points by qixxiq 14y ago|6 comments
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by qixxiq 14y ago
The full text of the traceroute $ traceroute -m 100 216.81.59.173 | awk '{print $2}' ... cut ... * Episode.IV A.NEW.HOPE It.is.a.period.of.civil.war Rebel.spaceships striking.from.a.hidden.base have.won.their.first.victo
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by qixxiq 14y ago
I recently posted https://password.ly here, and while it got a huge amount of hate for having users submit their passwords to my server, the actual concept is really useful. The command line client also never needs to send the password (u
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by qixxiq 14y ago
No, it doesn't. There is a 'pw sync' command which does send your password to the server (in order to confirm your access while updating saved comments/etc) but that is all.
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by qixxiq 14y ago
I'm curious to know where the 80 bit number comes from? The 61 bits seems like a crazy large number to try and brute-force, but perhaps there are other issues besides brute force that I'm not considering? Unfortunately while changing the 10
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by qixxiq 14y ago
There is a command line client too, and the entire website is open source (links at bottom.) If you're worried about not trusting anyone, then you would need to set up your own solution - but for most people thats completely out of their le
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by qixxiq 14y ago
Hey, It's really just a MVP at the moment. There are quite a few improvements planned, and definitely a browser extension if there is any interest. At the moment it is limited to the password generator, site names along with comments saved
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by qixxiq 14y ago
The biggest difference between password.ly and most other tools (including keepass), is that each password on password.ly is generated from your master password. There is no database to lose, or not have access to if you're on another mac
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Show HN: Password.ly - Per site password generator from a master password(password.ly)
16 points by qixxiq 14y ago|54 comments
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by qixxiq 14y ago
Clickable: https://gist.github.com/4088402

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