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theicfire
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Comment #40056224
I had very similar takeaways, you said it well!
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Comment #34135205
There's a simple zero knowledge proof to show that you actually have the data. Have a CSV of username + salt + hashed(salt + email) + hashed(salt + phone number) , etc. Users can c…
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Comment #33649542
Author here, I just noticed this was on HN! There’s lots of great points raised here that I didn’t cover. I published this with very little feedback, so I’m not surprised I missed …
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Comment #31758301
Wow, amazing response. This was exactly what I was looking for. It's odd I have to get someone from HN to help me understand instead of, say, Intel/AMD. Their recommendations didn'…
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Comment #31749098
Hmm, it feels like Intel/AMD are ducking and just hoping that the implications of this are not large. Here's a video from Intel chatting with the researchers: https://community.int…
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Comment #31734746
First time I've seen this show up on HN. I lived there too :). I still live in a co-op to this day.. actually one a few blocks away from Stanford.
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Comment #31661488
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/h7nvy/bitbills_bit...
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Comment #30436820
What's preventing Apple from stopping OpenHaystack from working? Is this simply a security vulnerability that will get fixed, or is there something inherent that may not be fixable…
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Comment #30355686
Woah that's a weird test case! fwiw now that you've posted this, this link shows up for that search. But similar searches like "gulp adimzip" show similar issues. Is this simply a …
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Comment #29741251
I had a problem at work which required finding certain patterns in our log files. I figured that someone had built such a think (at least at a large log analysis company like Splun…
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Comment #24683953
Woo this is my new favorite whiteboarding tool! I love how I don't have to log in and that it works with my ipad pencil
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Comment #24044714
Thomas Sowell is a critic of the climate change/environmental science initiatives, and it's one of the reasons I heavily question his other views. Here's a 3 min video of him talki…
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Comment #22786860
It's funded by Stripe. Probably the best way to support this work is by sharing it and upvoting it!
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Comment #21709770
Wow, thank you for this. I admire your team's dedication and bravery. I found the details of all the assets of your company fascinating, since I myself know very little about class…
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Comment #21133840
This is an astounding engineering achievement. I love how they were able to do all this autonomy with fisheye lenses -- the only navigation cameras are pointing up and down! It's i…
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Comment #19479896
I love this! I'm a big knowledge hoarder myself. My brain is mostly written down in workflowy. I hope the day I die I'll be able to give friends/family members this one bug massive…
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Comment #14248028
Boosted Boards | Backend/Full Stack | Mountain View, CA | ONSITE | boostedboards.com It's a truly beautiful world when commuters can go uphill at 20mph on a skateboard. Boosted is …
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Comment #14248022
Boosted Boards | Backend/Full Stack | Mountain View, CA | ONSITE | boostedboards.com It's a truly beautiful world when commuters can go uphill at 20mph on a skateboard. Boosted is …
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Comment #6197952
Excellent post. Thanks! Hopefully these will become dirt cheap (or, worth hacking because they'll be cheaper than the electric imp).
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Comment #5546994
Recording would be great! I feel like I only got half of the (good) information without it.
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