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An ISC-licensed implementation of several Content-Defined Chunking algorithms in Golang at https://github.com/PlakarKorp/go-cdc-chunkers
Whenever you have redundant data you want to store / transfer, this library lets you perform fast content defined chunking
Working on a physical and digital archive of all American vintage print advertising. I've built the archival and database software on Lucee & MySQL to store images and automate, and I use OpenAI to analyze images and extra meta data. All of the full page ads are pushed to https://adretro.com . I've gotten the process to fully catalog all of the advertisements in a magazine (about 150 on average) down from over a week…
I am implementing a single Rust process to which you can connect a zero-knowledge proof of identity, such as can be created with ZKPassword from a physical passport. Each user ends up with a keypair which is: 1) Highly Sybil resistant. Neither the keypair owner nor anyone else can re-use the same underlying ID to link to another keypair. 2) Very high anonymity. While the Sybil resistance requires a nullifier represen…
In fact, now that I think about it, zk-proof identity will be required in the near future since so many poorly run organizations are leaking ID documents.
After 10 years in defense tech, watching missile attacks in Ukraine and the Middle East made it clear how little most people really get about air defense. So I'm builiding this simulator which drops you into the operator’s seat. You can test out different scenarios and build an air defense network against various types of threats (stats from real world). Also have Ukraine, Israel-Iran scenarios. https://airdefense.de…
The levels are procedurally generated with heavy curating and additional manual tweaks. I'm also adding a narrative later to each puzzle myself. It's a rare type of puzzle, since few puzzles have means to convey any kind of narrative.
My next big additions will likely be a tutorial, and profile page where you see your results and how they compare to other players. But this being just a side thing, it's progressing really slow...
Recently relaunched Clares.ca, a free website for Canadian amateur radio training.
The new site has modern basics: Fast and mobile friendly and will soon incorporate the latest updates to the Canadian test bank.
Additionally, I’m adding progress tracking, logins and notifications to keep users engaged. The previous version of the site was just the course and nothing else. This one is more usable.
After 10 years in defense tech, watching missile attacks in Ukraine and the Middle East made it clear how little most people really get about air defense. So I'm builiding this simulator which drops you into the operator’s seat. You can test out different scenarios and build an air defense network against various types of threats (stats from real world). Also have Ukraine, Israel-Iran scenarios. https://airdefense.de…
It gives me my once-every-five-years reminder of why I dislike .NET.