zond

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I built a multi platform torrent video streamer(github.com)
3 points by zond 16d ago|1 comments
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by zond 16d ago
With the help of Claude I created an alternative https://www.stremio.com/ app, for every platform supported by Rust and Flutter (not tested on all, not built on iOS) that shares torrents back to the universe, uses almost-of
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by zond 2y ago
The next sentence says "The test subject is able to flip between the two distortions, and has the original image available on the side for comparison at all times.", which indicates that the subjects weren't shown only the di
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by zond 10y ago
The swedish government has no censorship powers.
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by zond 10y ago
The thing is, usually those foot holds are holding most of the weight - a chip for the foot is worth a jug in the hand :)
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by zond 10y ago
Of course you're right, but it doesn't mean anything. It's like saying that you should buy people lottery tickets instead of healthcare. I once heard that the US citizens most vehemently against raising taxes for the rich wer
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by zond 10y ago
Because in the US of A it is so very easy.
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by zond 10y ago
Yeah, this is a chicken and egg problem. The US causes terrorism by steam rolling third world countries, but more or less has to do it now since these third world countries already hate the US enough to require this kind of policing.
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by zond 10y ago
So now you leave the realm of economical possibilities and start pointing at political problems. Isn't that a little too simple? "No, we can't do that because we don't want to."
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by zond 10y ago
This, yes.
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by zond 10y ago
I'm from Sweden, and we have the same policies but basically no natural resources that are worth anything anymore. Unlike the US of A. It's not about oil, it's about realizing that a healthy, well educated and happy populatio
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by zond 10y ago
If you encode each packet in a QUIC stream with it's own stream ID, and close QUIC streams after a timeout, you can use QUIC for unreliable unordered transports as well.
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by zond 14y ago
Sounds gristly :O
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by zond 14y ago
I guess it's not for you, then.
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by zond 14y ago
If you run out of RAM or CPU on a single machine you start running into operationally problematic situations with Redis.
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by zond 14y ago
I don't think I understand what you mean. Or you don't understand how my timestamps and time synchronization works?
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by zond 14y ago
> why do you care about how the data is actually stored? I just said I don't. 'god does not force the user to hash the keys'. > > To map keys to values, a mapping structure is needed. For infrastructural reasons (synchronization
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by zond 14y ago
The synchronization uses Merkle trees, and they require ordered data since they hash contiguous data into a tree of hashes. And to avoid having a separate structure for the Merkle trees I just hash all nodes in the main tree, and compare th
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by zond 14y ago
Hard to know. It seems to perform comparably, anyway, at single node level. I have yet to find a bunch of equally powerful machines to perform a proper scalability benchmark :/
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by zond 14y ago
Yes, it isn't documented (for some reason, I must have forgot) but https://github.com/zond/god/blob/master/dhash/dhash.go#L109 shows how the empty string as persistence directory will avoid any persistence.
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by zond 14y ago
Yes, look at https://github.com/zond/commendable which is a real life project I am basing on god (as an exercise, showcase and test run).
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by zond 14y ago
I would have preferred other algorithms, but there was a strict need for 1) sorted data and 2) that 2 identical trees had the same structure (for the merkle element). Not many structures were left to choose from, and radix seemed to work we
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by zond 14y ago
Yup, I am not happy about the name. It has its root in 'Go database', and began as a working name that I never had time to replace...
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by zond 14y ago
[disclaimer]I wrote god[/disclaimer] As someone in the thread below wrote, Murmur is good if you don't worry about malicious keys (it is not cryptographic, and doesn't claim to be). I don't worry about malicious keys :)