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Show HN: I built a self-writing book on agentic coding(aipatternbook.com)
2 points by wolfsir 6mo ago|1 comments
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Provenance Marks: An open system for authenticating digital and physical goods(github.com)
1 points by wolfsir 3y ago|1 comments
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by wolfsir 3y ago
Introducing a novel system called Provenance Marks for marking and verifying the provenance of creative or intellectual works, digital or physical. This system combines cryptography, pseudorandom number generation, and linguistic representa
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by wolfsir 7y ago
Of course, another thing you could do would be to just use bicubic interpolation when you display the hash.
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by wolfsir 7y ago
That would be an interesting experiment!
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by wolfsir 7y ago
Thanks for the link— hadn't heard of Smoothlife. Very cool. Of course the same technique could be adapted in some form. One advantage of LifeHash using a small world-size is that the pattern inevitably becomes stable (repeats a state)
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by wolfsir 7y ago
A method of hash visualization based on Conway’s Game of Life that creates beautiful icons that are deterministic, yet distinct and unique given the input data. The basic concept is to take a SHA256 hash of the input data (which can be any
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Show HN: LifeHash - beautiful hash visualization based on Conway’s Game of Life(github.com)
11 points by wolfsir 7y ago|7 comments
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by wolfsir 11y ago
I stopped reading the article at this point, as this statement didn't merely undermine the the author's credibility, it actually collapsed their credibility into a gaping sinkhole.
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by wolfsir 11y ago
Int is a 64-bit data type and Int32 is 32-bits. The compiler refuses to infer that you want to lose data. Converting the other way, the compiler refuses to infer that you want to bloat your data. CGFloat, depending on the runtime, may eithe