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by jonas-w 2y ago
Very cool! But same, I also was able to skip some steps as I can make some assumptions about the input as its fixed in length and doesn't need padding. I got lucky and found a hash with 12 zeroes in 60s with my OpenCL implementation, a
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by jonas-w 2y ago
Thanks, I sent you an e-mail, you might need to check in spam folder, as gmail doesn't like my mail server.
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by jonas-w 2y ago
Wow 24MH/s on an i7 with 8 cores sounds really good! I don't know how I got it working, but I'm now at 3GH/s with my OpenCL implementation. I basically converted 90% of my rust logic to opencl and now my GPU is at 100% u
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by jonas-w 2y ago
FWIW I got it working with rust and opencl, most of it is written by chatgpt as I have no clue about opencl. GPU usage is only 50-60% and I get 100MH/s. With hashcat and opencl I could get 12GH/s but I couldn't find a way to
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by jonas-w 2y ago
Mind sharing it? I have an AMD card, so its not that much of use for me, but still would be interested
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by jonas-w 2y ago
I'm also yak shaving currently, as I'm using NixOS... which means spending more time looking for the correct packages and creating environments.
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by jonas-w 2y ago
At least I'm not (second place currently), I'm using a single threaded rust program that chatgpt wrote for me. I'm getting 10-15 million hashes per second. But seletskiy is, as you can see in his nonce which tells us that he
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by jonas-w 3y ago
I asked this question also some time ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36650593
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by jonas-w 3y ago
I don't know if you are being sarcastic, but the DNT header exists, just no one respects it. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/DN...
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by jonas-w 3y ago
They have a vscode extension https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Markwhen...
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by jonas-w 3y ago
One of the former main devs posted this on discord: "Sooo here is a timeline: 1. WTT (the other core dev) left 2. I decided to also leave (see message in #announcements) 3. I gave the discord server, subreddit and github to QuantumChil
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by jonas-w 3y ago
https://api.github.com/users/est They created their account at "2008-09-07T22:46:14Z"
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by jonas-w 3y ago
On desktop I'll stick to the original page, it's so simple and good. But it isn't that good on mobile. On mobile I use Harmonic for Hackernews it is the best one I've used. I tried many others but Harmonic is the only on
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by jonas-w 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36844079 Also https://xn--vm8a.com which is on sale for $91M
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by jonas-w 3y ago
HN automatically converts these urls to punycode, maybe this is a bug and it automatically converts everything to punycode even though it doesn't make sense?
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by jonas-w 3y ago
Yep, just posted this because of the price increase, will be funny to see if someone will be buying it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36846309
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ꓫ.com (U+A4EB) can be bought for $91M(dan.com)
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by jonas-w 3y ago
You can also access x.com when using the Unicode Character https://xn--971h.com (𝕏.com)
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by jonas-w 3y ago
As I mentioned in another comment [0], a domain which looks like X.com but is a Unicode X https://xn--vm8a.com/ can be bought for 9,000,000 USD and I'd think that the real X.com is worth much more, as it doesn't g
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by jonas-w 3y ago
https://xn--vm8a.com/ ( https://xn--vm8a.com/ ) which is not the twitter X.com can be bought for 9,000,000 USD This will be interesting if someone will buy it. EDIT: HN automatically converts to puny code tha
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by jonas-w 3y ago
Windows Terminal already has something similar built in (not as good as TFA) https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/terminal/custom-te...
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by jonas-w 3y ago
If I read this correctly it is only when you forward your ssh-agent with the "-A" or "ForwardAgent" option
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by jonas-w 3y ago
It is not directly in the README but there is a link in it to a getting started guide [0] which covers this. The user "zie" probably got it confused with the README. [0] https://stalw.art/docs/get-started&#x2F
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by jonas-w 3y ago
https://emojikitchen.dev/ Googles emoji kitchen
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by jonas-w 3y ago
It sounds like bountysource, but bountysource seems to have stopped paying bounties. Found these two links on the Wikipedia Article for Bountysource: [CRITICAL] Bountysource Escrow, Complain @ dfpi.ca.gov, 18.05.2023 - https://gi
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by jonas-w 3y ago
Maybe my knowledge about Mail clients is a bit skewed, because I'm using open source Mail clients on every platform (Thunderbird, K-9 Mail, Evolution), and they always block External content by default. But I thought this was the stand
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by jonas-w 3y ago
Ah I didn't see that one, they mention this on another page [0] (scroll a bit down). But they mention also that it still reliably detects views and that google released a new feature a while ago "dynamic email", which automat
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by jonas-w 3y ago
Later on they said they use Mailtrack [0]. I looked at their FAQ and they just use a tracking pixel. I don't really think that mail clients in a coorporate environment (i.e. Apple) download external images automatically. Mailtrack seem
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by jonas-w 3y ago
What is this "sh".reddit.com subdomain that the submitted link has?
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by jonas-w 3y ago
This PDF [0] that can be found on the linked page [1] contains some more technical details. [0] https://www.rsc.org/suppdata/d2/ee/d2ee00233g/d2ee00233g1.pd... [1] https://pubs.rsc.org/en

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