Monthly Archives: December 2014

It’s the season to watch loads of videos

Loads of conferences seem to have recently published videos to various streams – Strange Loop, Clojure Conj, React 2014, ICFP, ML WorkShop so here is a list of a few I found particularly interesting. Inside Transducers and a talk from the previous … Continue reading

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The source (or a variant) is often available

I was helping someone out with a win32 GUI issue the other day. Whenever I do this, I always end up wanting slightly more details of how the various messages that you see in Spy++ are being sent and used by … Continue reading

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Distributed computing is another world!

I’m been writing Azure tooling for a while, but have only just finished writing my first Azure based Microservice. Along the way though, I’ve been caught a few times by the difference between distributed applications and the more usual desktop … Continue reading

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Homomorphic encrytpion could make it easier to use cloud computing power (in the future)

I recently had the opportunity to do a lightning talk at work on Homomorphic Encryption. The slides are available here, though, as it was a five minute lightning talk, the details are a little sparse. This paper showing an encryption scheme … Continue reading

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