spiddy

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by spiddy 2mo ago
Joke's on you, now I know your password is 7 chars, but more importantly, I also know your password is not 7 stars.
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by spiddy 2mo ago
Also, make sure to use official website, not just Google search, or any chat agent question, the SEO are sometimes poisoned with scam phone numbers. I consider myself always to be wary of scams and my trust-level is zero when they call me,
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by spiddy 6mo ago
you don’t need to be an aviation expert to trust the plane will fly. likewise e-voting systems pass through cryptography experts auditing to verify it does what it says it does. said that the voting solution can also provide cryptographic p
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by spiddy 6mo ago
yes you can. each citizen gets an anonymized private key via a secure channel (eg. postal) and use that to vote. votes are double enveloped: outer envelop: anonymized id + inner envelop: vote. mixnet separates the votes and cryptographicall
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by spiddy 8mo ago
Weirdly this reminds me of the Raft consensus protocol: two nodes cancel each other when failing consensus as you can't tell which is the valid one, three gives you better chances, if one fails you have the other two that can get conse
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by spiddy 1y ago
though why treat booleans as special case and keep timestamps for them when you don’t for integers with this pattern: isDarkTheme: {timestamped} paginationItems: 50 I can see when dark theme was activated but not when pagination was set to
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by spiddy 1y ago
this. Let’s not confuse meanings. There are multiple ways to improve quality of code. Testing is one, code review is another. this belongs to the latter
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by spiddy 1y ago
I'm located in Barcelona, and yesterday lot of transactions on mini markets / pharmacies were not possible because the item prices were unknown, adding to the fact there was no phone lines available to reach out.
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by spiddy 2y ago
This reminds me of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42342382 on the blog https://eieio.games/blog/writing-down-every-uuid/ they mention how they tackled various challenges such as rendering.
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by spiddy 3y ago
seems to me a survival bias.
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by spiddy 4y ago
That's because by definition it is not going to be "major" problem since the unit test acted as gateway before it got pushed to production, instead you'll probably be 'meh' and fix it once the unit test fails.
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by spiddy 4y ago
I’ve actually talked with ChatGPT and asked it both to output mairmaid diagrams of discussed architecture (context was kubernetes clusters, namespaces and Pods) and also read diagrams and convert them correctly to kubectl commands to build
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by spiddy 4y ago
That would be a great, and terrifying at the same time, first contact response message to us. proof-of-superiority if you will.
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by spiddy 4y ago
I had an understanding that quantum entanglement can be used to for encryption and guaranty there are no man-in-the-middle attacks by making sure the entanglement is not broken. if we can’t know the collapse happened how can we make such cl
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by spiddy 4y ago
From the investor's perspective starting from Google is a lot better, and I bet this was done deliberately. It provides him the insight he doesn't need the CEO to find the articles.
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by spiddy 4y ago
Also worth noting that time response deviance when user exists or not can also be a leak of info
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by spiddy 4y ago
This reminds me my father when I mentioned bad news he always referred to a saying; no need to worry, things you can't control you can do nothing about them, and why worry about things you can control. I think the frustration often ari
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by spiddy 5y ago
There is a point to be made here that is an important difference between web2 and web3+centralized apis. On the latter companies do not have lock-in of the data, which provides a big incentive to not be evil. the moment someone can make a c
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by spiddy 5y ago
> Helium is very much centralised because it has to (by the nature of their offering) lock down the end-user devices heavily. They have a single approved manufacturer last I checked. As far as I can see there are currently 19 approved de
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by spiddy 5y ago
I tend to look closely into projects that are outside of the echo chamber that can provide real world value and better economic models than web2 solutions. My two favorites are: helium where they build IoT global network, I use a helium GPS
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by spiddy 5y ago
On post-docker pre-kubernetes time I used `--cpuset-cpus` on docker args to dedicate specific cpus to redis instances, using CoreOS and fleet for cluster orchestration.
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by spiddy 5y ago
When you buy bitcoin you are _investing_ in the possibility that the bitcoin will be part of the economic network. The earlier you invest the better the returns. As time passes and bitcoin grabs hold a position the S curve of possible retur
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by spiddy 5y ago
global economy is much like communicating vessels, large scale domino effect is also possible, having a global currency such as bitcoin disconnected from nation events, is no more riskier than without it. see China's Evergrande crisis
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by spiddy 5y ago
You assume there is a correlation between USD and BTC. Another way to see this is this: If USD prices rise, the price of BTC will also rise, as BTC is another product you can buy with your USD. Meaning your bitcoin wealth is not affected by
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by spiddy 5y ago
> Stablecoins piggyback on the legal aspects of dollars, and as long as you treat them as dollar-denominated assets, you're fine. The second you treat them as dollar-equivalents, you run the risk of a change in the value of that ass
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by spiddy 5y ago
Doesn't this mean that US customs should comply with GDPR when collecting data from EU citizens? I don't remember being notified of my GDPR rights when entering US last time. I suppose this boils down to enforceability.
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by spiddy 5y ago
I find it very interesting the idea of separating development image from production one and skaffold promotes it in a way ("skaffold dev" vs "skaffold run") Same as in frontend for example you don't "npm build&
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Running Securely Kubernetic On-Premise with Identity-Aware Proxy(blog.harbur.io)
1 points by spiddy 6y ago|0 comments
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Tailor Kubernetes to your needs with CRDs(medium.com)
1 points by spiddy 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Curated List of Trusted Docker Containers to Build SDLC(github.com)
4 points by spiddy 12y ago|0 comments

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