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The Database Guy. I am helping you get better with MySQL and PostgreSQL. ⚡️ https://t.co/WwHTfJFoA5 📝 https://t.co/zJpXKSTKve 🛠️ @stackbricksapp
Darmstadt, Germany
Joined June 2013
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@ste_bau @simonhamp @calebporzio Make a local version of hey. People have been requesting it for a long time. And its a nice differentiator to all the other email clients.
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@Foocux @chronark_ @Cloudflare @PlanetScale @DrizzleORM Hyperdrive is not available (yet) for MySQL.
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@ondrejdrapalik @thdxr @about_hector @CloudflareDev Thats the main problem with anything Cloudflare does: You can't pin the location to architect a reliable solution. Where does my x run? - "It will be the fastest. Magic on edge wherever." But where? I see big latencies from some regions. - "Its auto-managing. Trust me bro"
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@rockatanescu @binaryfire Dito. But don't know the exact numbers. But everytime some shares that AI helps them a ton they are always 10x faster. 10x. Always. Everyone. I guess the 10x developer idea is still so burned in many heads that they *WANT* to be 10x better...
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@valorin @taylorotwell @panda_rocks2020 setting for any password when security is important. Is it more? Is it less? I hate it. There's no clear answer to any of this. Other than the password competition decided on a new algorithm that should be better than an improved bcrypt - and its the recommendation today.
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@valorin @taylorotwell @panda_rocks2020 its already 10 years old. So best we predicted 10 years ago that would defeat the GPUs of today - nobody expected GPUs with so much money. So the genius part is that you can also just increase the memory factor and keep the compute factor to defeat the hardware of today.
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@taylorotwell @panda_rocks2020 @valorin brcypt therefore with higher memory requirements which make GPUs useless. The argon2id variant was then added against ASICs. But i've never heard of an asic for password cracking.
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@panda_rocks2020 @valorin @taylorotwell why? bcrypt can't use long passwords and cracking can be speed up massively with gpus. argon2 was chosen as the new standard because of these reasons
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@dr4goonis Its about time :) Much of my code could be simplified. But with many closures or currying the code will also look more complex... The partial function application rfc is needed next
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@jessarchercodes @taylorotwell @Sairahcaz2k @PovilasKorop Thanks. That makes sense. Wondered because most people will never hit MySQL's limitations - only in rare cases you'll hit them.
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