slooonz

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Show HN: Ibiv, an Image Viewer(github.com)
3 points by slooonz 6y ago|0 comments
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by slooonz 6y ago
Isn’t just low NO pollution = low pollution = low population density ?
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by slooonz 7y ago
What’s the equivalent of DBMS concept of indexes ? If I know have will have a metric ton of "get user by email" requests, in a standard DBMS I will just add an index of the email column. How does Unbounded handle that ?
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by slooonz 7y ago
> Unemployment dropped dramatically thanks to the 35h work-week. They provably created at least 350000 jobs ( https://lexpansion.lexpress.fr/actualite-economique/les-35-h... . ). Bullshit. You can find official unemp
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by slooonz 7y ago
> The "Queue Management for Inbound Content" section is exactly what I really want as well, so much that I've just started building it instead of waiting and hoping. Personally I just use mails for that. More specifically
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by slooonz 7y ago
> So the password iamahorsebatterystaple is about 30x harder to crack than correcthorsebatterystaple using this approach You are massively underselling it. It’s n² harder with n being the number of words in your dictionary. (except that
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by slooonz 7y ago
> Thanks security guy, that saved a BUNCH of time! No it didn’t. I saved a ridiculously negligible amount of time to attackers while preventing users to pick really weak passwords.
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by slooonz 7y ago
> c) there are exactly 4 words Going from "4 words" to "4 words or less" is absolutely negligible for sufficiently large words list. For example, if you take a dictionary of just 3000 words, then "4 words" i
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by slooonz 7y ago
Or when some right-wing pastry cooker will discover than the wedding cake he's making will be used in a same-sex marriage ?
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by slooonz 7y ago
And remember that certificates of completion are now for paying users only. I’ve personally got a passing grade on some courses that didn't translate into a certificate because it's not interesting to me professionally and theref
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by slooonz 7y ago
> and an application server (tomcat, etc.) And this is way, way too much. I will need a reverse proxy (nginx/traefik) anyway for non-Java services. Just give me an application that simply listen on a TCP socket (or better yet on an
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by slooonz 7y ago
Wait, do people look at the code of the librairies they’re using in Java/PHP/Python/C++/Go/… ?
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by slooonz 7y ago
Because node_modules generally includes a "compiler toolchain" (webpack) too ?
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by slooonz 7y ago
> I always failed to understand what the "consciousness isn't local" can predict It predicts that a human equipped with a non-local, non-materialistic mind (let’s call it "soul" for short) will behave differently
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by slooonz 8y ago
If you don’t require deterministic hashes (and deterministic hashes are bad for anonymization anyway) just hash data+randomBytes(16) (obviously, don't save randomBytes(16) anywhere). There you are, nobody can bruteforce your hashes. Ev