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by ralston3 6y ago
Computerphile is truly a gift to us all
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by ralston3 6y ago
Could you offer some tips/advice/resource for a SWE looking to get involved in applied cryptography? It seems like a very dense subject, with different areas being of different levels of importance depending on how deeply you’re i
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by ralston3 6y ago
This is amazing XD
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by ralston3 6y ago
My $0.02 -- 1. Download python3.8 (if you're on a Mac, just use brew install python3.8) Now you have a virtualenv via `python3.8 -m venv` Didn't have to install _any_ dependencies. This is clean. From there just use your favorite
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by ralston3 6y ago
> I don't know. Maybe that will just make the echo chambers worse. This. Also. What incentive does a walled garden even have to allow something like this? Put a different way, what incentive does a walled garden have to not just blo
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Quibi Needs a Better Pitch Than 'Rotate Your Phone'(bloomberg.com)
2 points by ralston3 6y ago|0 comments
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by ralston3 6y ago
Yea my comment is in terms of identity not authorization. I didn’t read the FIDO part
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by ralston3 6y ago
Anyone want to participate in this? Please contact
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by ralston3 6y ago
Passwords are just access secrets. Access secrets and always have, and always will be around. The implementation changes, not the idea. With that said I believe the next generation of implementations will involve encrypted biometrics. Face
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by ralston3 6y ago
That's the thing. It currently seems to be "obey the law or people will die and you're irresponsible" vs "I want my freedom to do as I please" I swear, I feel like we're at a time where American's can
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by ralston3 6y ago
I thought about it. I have a Quest. I just don’t think the tech is there yet Not enough ppl (if anyone at all) online. The avatars are hilariously bad, but I get why they exist. Maybe in 5-10 years
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by ralston3 6y ago
This. Until you the app reaches the level of advanced yaml config files for cloud deployments, it’s really hard to beat a “config.py” that does a single read of all your ENV_VARS at startup
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by ralston3 6y ago
+1 here
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by ralston3 6y ago
Devil's advocate (again, I agree with you but just for the sake of hearing you out) -- What makes you think the govt is suppose to support the people at massive scale? Last time I checked most (or at least the great majority of those t
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by ralston3 6y ago
Thanks for the response. Any good resources on picking up Swift?
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by ralston3 6y ago
I agree with your general sentiment. But at some point you have to start looking at this type of thing as a feature, not a bug. I read all of this terrible news and I think "Wow, things seem to be going as planned for the small few tha
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by ralston3 6y ago
Really awesome write up. I personally would love to start building native Swift apps, but honestly Swift (although I’ve heard it looks much better than Objective C) looks so incredibly involved. For now I guess I’ll stick to react native
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by ralston3 7y ago
That's an absolutely amazing photo
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An Ancient Computer Language Is Slowing America’s Giant Stimulus(bloomberg.com)
5 points by ralston3 7y ago|1 comments