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#2Currently researching China's Quantum Key Distribution network and feasible attacks and solutions. Currently checking out the possibility of using a quantum simulator programming language to demonstrate a man-in-middle-attack that utilizes quantum non-demolition observations.
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#3Rebuilding a site for a startup, thinking about a new product I want to start building soon, considering which JS framework to try next (likely VueJS), debating spending Saturday playing with TypeScript.
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#4Creating and selling a standardized set of API driven microservices to run in Docker containers. Do you need one for what you're working on? :)
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#6Setting up a multimaster Kubernetes cluster on Scaleway with Terraform and encryption
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#7For the past couple of years I’ve been researching ways to write software that make it easier for newcomers to understand rather than for insiders to maintain. (https://lobste.rs/c/rue8pf)
Currently as part of that larger project, I've been improving my zoomable UI for browsing program traces: https://github.com/akkartik/mu/blob/9be4a67f42/100trace_brow.... I plan to turn this into a self-contained tool. All it requires is for logging frameworks to start each log line with a number indicating depth. When you open it on such a log file it shows just the highest-level information, allowing you to drill down into details in specific parts of the log.
I think such a UI can be a strong alternative to a debugger. Instead of running the program at interaction time you first collect a trace of the program's execution. You get time-travel debugging for a fraction of the infrastructural cost if you require manual program changes to add logging.
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#8Working on a productivity startup, https://www.60secondseveryday.com
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#9Subsect http://subsect.net . I am developing a web server running on Android 5.0+ using WebRTC for transport. A server in every pocket.
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#10Scraping Gwern's darknet market dataset (https://www.gwern.net/DNM%20archives) for my undergraduate thesis. Looking to see how police interventions affect costs of drugs on darknet markets and get a general sense of how the markets work (from an economic standpoint). I will publish a clean dataset along with my analysis once it is done.