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SqlTorrent, query a database behind a torrent by only downloading specific parts(github.com)
3 points by sktrdie 10y ago|0 comments
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Torrent search index format(github.com)
4 points by sktrdie 10y ago|0 comments
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Pure and reactive side effects handling in React apps(medium.freecodecamp.com)
1 points by sktrdie 10y ago|0 comments
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by sktrdie 10y ago
Are you sure this isn't only possible because of the PDF file format? http://shattered.it/static/pdf_format.png Hence shouldn't be possible for general malware.
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by sktrdie 10y ago
Because controlling the visual appearance would change the data of the PDF, hence change the underlying hash.
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by sktrdie 10y ago
But you can't control the data in the malware. It will be garbage.
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by sktrdie 10y ago
I don't understand how this solution differs from actual side-effects managing libraries such as redux-saga or redux-cycles. Network requests are certainly side-effects and putting all their logic together with your Container code seem
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by sktrdie 10y ago
There's a tiny blue dot on the bottom left part inside the planet. Is that one of Jupiter's moons? Checkout the JunoCam page for more images: https://www.missionjuno.swri.edu/junocam/processing?featured...
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by sktrdie 10y ago
My field of interest is censorship resistant systems. Systems like ZeroNet[1] are quite fascinating and are quickly becoming popular and used. Essentially they're decentralized via the bittorrent network. One cool thing that it brings
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Redux Cycles: functional reactive programming with React(github.com)
1 points by sktrdie 10y ago|0 comments
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by sktrdie 10y ago
Learning Functional Reactive Programming (FRP) paradigms. Combining pure functions with reactive concepts (where variables change as their values change) is something that sparks my interest. Also the idea of chaining functions together to
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Bring functional reactive programming to Redux using Cycle.js(github.com)
3 points by sktrdie 10y ago|0 comments
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by sktrdie 10y ago
It's great for development if it wasn't 4 to 5 times slower on Mac: https://www.reddit.com/r/docker/comments/59u1b8/why_is_docke...
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by sktrdie 10y ago
I'm always confused about our priority for us to become a multi-planetary species. Planets are interesting to us for their resources, but they provide a far greater risk: they're another huge gravity well. This means that it'
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by sktrdie 10y ago
You could say this for literally every single feature that got implemented in a language. Eventually a language needs to change and get better and it does it through small incremental changes as ES is doing. Future developers will only use
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The case for function tree(christianalfoni.com)
3 points by sktrdie 10y ago|0 comments
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by sktrdie 10y ago
I don't think you understand how WebTorrent works. WebTorrent in fact works with the regular BitTorrent network if you run it from node, and falls back to use WebRTC when used in the browser. So you can seed those torrents directly in
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by sktrdie 10y ago
What would be interesting to reduce the memory footprint is to split Chromium and only include stuff you actually need in your app. For instance, Chromium comes with backwards-compatibility code for websites of the 90s (that use tables and
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by sktrdie 10y ago
I think backend will move more towards streaming endpoints (WebSockets). Already with concepts such as Observables we're building apps entirely around streams of events. So to me the connection between frontend and backend will just be
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by sktrdie 10y ago
If KickAss decides to share their dump using their public key, it becomes much harder to censor because of how the DHT system works. Authorities would need to shut down all the nodes that republish that public key on the DHT, which is incre
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by sktrdie 10y ago
Great work with this. Are you still in academia doing research?
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by sktrdie 10y ago
Torrent sites could publish their database dumps via this extension, and consumers would automatically download their updated index. A torrent can be anything; it can also be a list of other torrents ;) So it does help with content discover
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by sktrdie 10y ago
Can anyone provide a TLDR? All I can see in the conclusion is: "We expect to develop a prototype of a blockchain-based system with the raffle protocol in the near future.". So their alternative to reaching consensus is a raffle p
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Updating Torrents via DHT Mutable Items(bittorrent.org)
117 points by sktrdie 10y ago|44 comments
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by sktrdie 10y ago
Trusting the entity that they're not updating the torrent with spam is the first step. Discussions about the quality of torrents is a different matter which I think neither TPB and KAT have solved - spam accounts could invade such cent
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by sktrdie 10y ago
Please have a look at this pull request I submitted some time ago to Bittorrent.org: https://github.com/bittorrent/bittorrent.org/pull/35 It's about updating torrents via DHT mutable items. Meaning that
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by sktrdie 10y ago
Wouldn't it make more sense to build React Native on top of already cross platform frameworks such as wxWidgets/Qt? So it's cross-platform right off the bat.
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BitTorrent Live available for download – P2P streaming live video(btlive.tv)
1 points by sktrdie 10y ago|1 comments
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by sktrdie 10y ago
I wonder, why don't these torrent sites pop up elsewhere, where they're virtually impossible to shutdown? Thinking of IPFS or Tor.
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by sktrdie 10y ago
Isn't this just ReactiveX?

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