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emurlin
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About emurlin
CV: https://dl.riv.ar/cv/20231031_CV_Vieitez_Parra.pdf?sha384=JmAhMRM3_6xNQQAPDX3OzYrgmzZ2PlqnA1bVyJqnTNyjC64p-VM5BEJEvsT3_sSN Blog: https://apeleg.com/blog/
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Comment #47468707
This is a browser-based JS benchmarking tool I've been working on for the past weeks, unsatisfied with the alternatives that are out there. The goal is / was supporting most featur…
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Comment #46955709
In this case, it's based on a per-user secret key and AES-256, which with some careful key and IV-derivation, allows you to have a deterministic (and reversible) address for any gi…
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Comment #46953537
Most of my time goes to Group Income ( https://groupincome.org ) / Shelter ( https://shelterprotocol.net ), a protocol and platform for building rich decentralised rich (web) appli…
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Comment #46646828
https://riv.ar At the time, it's mostly just a web CV (with some effort put into implementing RDFa and microformats). The intent is adding a blog section too.
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Comment #42933922
SEEKING WORK | Norway | Remote | Contract (full-time or part-time) Experienced software engineer specialising in backend development with a proven track record. Over ten years of i…
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SEEKING WORK | Norway | Remote | Contract (full-time or part-time) Experienced software engineer specialising in backend development with a proven track record. Over ten years of i…
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Comment #40973155
> Many valuable, high-quality pieces of content that people would find useful never make it into Google's index. I see your point in the light of the article (not indexed = not vis…
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Interesting approach! As an author of another JS sandbox library[1] that uses workers for isolation plus some JS environment sanitisation techniques, I think that interpreting JS (…
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