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Comment #22460457
I did something similar when I wanted to search the HIBP database and if you are okay with some false positives you can do better than your results, both in terms of speed and size…
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Comment #20154689
Cool! I did something similar. First I used a bloom filter then a golomb set. https://github.com/terencechow/pwnedpasswords
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Comment #19744718
Lol. I was thinking maybe more don’t send a password to haveibeenpwned and just use your own service?
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Show HN: PwnedPasswords as a (Micro)Service
Recently I became interested in knowing whether the passwords I used were in the list of breached passwords. One way to find out is to send your password to the link here https://h…
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Comment #18351007
Would be nice if people from Toronto would enter more data points for the more popular startups I.e. shopify, instacart, unata, ritual, league, top hat, wealthsimple, freshbooks, p…
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Comment #18102086
How does this solve problems of data leaks? Let's say some social network uses this Solid framework and you login with your Solid POD. Can't the social network then just save your …
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Comment #17688382
Hi Jaros, Did you receive a response? And if so, how long did you wait after taking the test?
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Comment #17610548
There are no big companies in Toronto that have tech jobs. Google, Facebook, Airbnb, Uber, etc. don't have tech jobs in Toronto. Amazon just started adding tech jobs in Toronto in …
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Ask HN: What blockchain or crypto related companies have offices in London?
I'd like to work in something blockchain / crypto related for my next job, but I'm not sure what companies in London are doing blockchain / crypto. I've found the main ones, namely…
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Comment #17138104
As a freelancer with clients, are you generally on deadlines? Or is it work when you want? Essentially I would like to work somewhere around 3 days a week but I am not sure that pr…
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Comment #16677029
Money flows to everyone, just more goes to those with more money. However that isn't as bad as it sounds. If you own 10% and someone owns 1%, after the money has been given out you…
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Comment #16496704
> Canada to scrap IBM payroll plan gone awry costing $1B. The Phoenix project was originally chosen by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Conservative predecessors 10 years ago to cen…
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Comment #15981992
Apparently ternary is the 'sweet spot' for computing because it's closer to e (2.7...). We used binary for a while because on / off was the only way we processed stuff but now we h…
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Comment #14973847
> On the benefits side, when you separate your data into groups this way, you can’t rely on your database to join data from different sources or provide transactions and constraint…
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Comment #14597571
What are you even talking about? Can you provide some example?
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Comment #13566536
> As http sockets in µWS build on the same networking stack as its websockets, you can easily scale to millions of long polling connections, just like you can with the websockets. …
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Comment #13200696
Why does "Docker and Heroku inherently cripple the value the Virtual Machine can provide" ?
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Comment #12850265
I watched the whole thing. Quite entertaining, but the last 6 minutes is what matters. The strengths he mentions are: - tools and culture that's optimized for programmer happiness …