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by qqueue 11y ago
See "Why King George III Can Encrypt" (2014) for an alternative metaphor to 'private key' and 'public key': http://randomwalker.info/teaching/spring-2014-privacy-techno... >We present t
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by qqueue 11y ago
>The downside to radix sort is that is just looks at bytes. If you had some deep and semantically meaningful ordering defined over your type, (or, like, a pointer) that's great but we're sorting by its bytes. See Fritz Henglein
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by qqueue 11y ago
This is cool, though as said in the other comments, it's unfortunate that the readability of the codes are tied to the availability of the service, like a URL shortener, i.e., not very mesh. Did you do much research onto the actual &qu
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by qqueue 11y ago
The Cambrian explosion of java 8 functional libraries like this is fun to watch. Others I've come across: - http://javaslang.com/ - https://github.com/aol/cyclops - http://totallylazy.c
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by qqueue 12y ago
Is the Hypothetical Amnesia Machine algorithm backed by any scholarly research, or can you at least cite some papers with similar techniques? Blog posts and javascript are nice, but I have a certain fondness for LaTeX-generated PDFs wheneve
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by qqueue 12y ago
Hash trees are pretty cool. For some fancier uses, see the Peer to Peer Streaming Protocol (PPSP), which is authored by the libswift/tribler guys. https://datatracker.ietf.org/wg/ppsp/documents/ Basicall
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by qqueue 12y ago
>what 4chan wants is basically better GIFs. _And_ sound, as evidenced by anybody who posts links to youtube or soundcloud, e.g., /a/ or /mu/. Having such functionality directly in 4chan uploads would further the goal
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by qqueue 12y ago
What other reasons were there to limit videos to 2 minutes, without audio? They certainly aren't technical limits. The commons reasons cited on 4chan are: 1. All videos with sound would be "screamers", where the audio would g