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I think it really depends on what specifically you're building.

If your app has a lot of user interaction, needs some kind of state and has a lot of bespoke functionality then I'd lean towards Next.js.

I've worked with Gatsby in the past and have great experiences, especially for things like developer documentation, blogs and anything with a lot of static content. If that's what you're optimizing for then Gatsby is your best bet IMO.

Re: security — if your app is stateless, I think the attack surface is reasonably small assuming your production codebase and host is secured. The headless CMS you pick is going to be the most important thing to protect. Data breaches, CSRF and session hijacking are going to be less significant in this case.

I think the most important thing to keep in mind is that the experience your users enjoy and see is almost certainly not going to be just as a result of the framework you pick. No matter which framework you use, the way you craft designs, layouts and experiences is the most important thing.

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Passionate about data privacy? Looking for something different in the New Year?

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Privacy is no longer something that compliance teams look after alone — it's becoming a core component of your product. We're building simple developer tools that allow privacy to be integrated in the development stack from day one.

This is a unique opportunity to get in on the ground floor of a world-class team, helping to fundamentally re-architect how companies handle personal data.

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I guess a nested, parameter-granularity whitelist would work in that case :)

In modern browsers that support the Shadow DOM[1] standard, this is a somewhat solved problem with one caveat: it wasn't built for this use case.

Architecturally, however, it does the job but the challenge is integration with dated browsers. Polyfills for Shadow DOM inherently break the security features it provides.

Better cross-browser Shadow DOM support would be a step in the right direction to making things like DOMPurify safer, but unfortunately it seems like we're a while away from that according to Can I Use[2].

[1]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Web_Components/...

[2]: https://caniuse.com/#feat=shadowdomv1

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We're VC-backed by some of the best investors in the business and are now building out our team in Dublin.

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You can reach me directly at shane@evervault.com

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That's only really useful in key exchange scenarios (DH/ECDH). A lot of implementations use RSA or similar to directly encrypt packets of information, though it's generally not recommended for reasons such as this.

That’s true, but the absolute values of the timeframes involved are quite different. Classical computing is speeding up, for sure, but breaking RSA-4096 (as an example) will take significantly longer to be feasible than the 10-20 year estimate for quantum computers. That’s assuming that classical computers are still roughly following Moore’s Law. For quantum computers, the difference between RSA-2048 and RSA-4096 is pretty negligible (it’s linear) while it’s exponentially more difficult for classical computers.

10-20 years a short enough timeframe that all sorts of PII could remain useful. Some people haven’t changed their passwords in a decade or two. If you extend those timeframes out over 100+ years then the sensitivity of PII begins to decline pretty significantly, though admittedly not to zero.

The problems arise when data is intercepted now. Sure, some encrypted information won’t be useful/sensitive once the advent of cryptographically significant quantum computers comes but if any packets are simply stored now and saved for the future, that encryption will be rendered broken and the information leaked once there’s a practical Shor’s/Grover’s implementation.

Kind of. Elliptic Curve can be reduced to the Discrete Logarithm problem, which a variant of Shor’s Algorithm solves in polynomial time.

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I wouldn’t read too much into this. Intel have very generous employee “patent creation” bonuses that encourage them to constantly file patents, ca. $2500 per patent IIRC.

That being said, it’s still interesting seeing Intel encouraging and embracing crypto ASIC design.

On first glance his offer seems reasonable. He seems to believe in the potential of your technology as he's happy with equity alone, which is a good sign (provided he can deliver on his promise).

Your decision basically boils down to time. How many people are on your team already? If you spent time doing the BD yourself, what would the opportunity cost be? Could your time be spent better on the product or tech? Do you see him bringing value proportional to his cost? (x% equity)

I think Intel's approach to competing with the likes of ARM and other "mobile" processor manufacturers is to capitalise on the backend enterprise market. Intel know that if there are x new phones (with third party mobile processors) sold, then phone manufacturers and service providers are going to need to purchase y new server processors (high end Xeons = high margins). This is more or less what has kept them alive within the industry and it should continue at least in to the medium-term.

Many of Intel's products, like their modems, have just been ploys to sell more desktops (i.e. sell more desktop processors). They've found that the mobile processor industry is just a race to the bottom so they're sticking to the high-margin desktop and server processor sectors.

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I'm a full-stack software developer/web developer mainly working in Node.js, but with experience in PHP, Python, NoSQL, Redis and Docker. I've been involved in projects in areas from FinTech to Risk Analysis as well as business SaaS tools. I've built high-scale distributed systems in the past and am looking for exciting projects with huge potential.

Some of my past areas of work include:

    - Cyber Security
    - Post-Quantum Cryptography (you need this before it's too late!)
    - Neural Networks
    - Machine Learning
    - Banking Systems
    - Financial Modelling
    - Quantitative Analysis
    - Brand Web Presence

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I'm a full-stack software developer/web developer mainly working in Node.js, but with experience in PHP, Python, NoSQL, Redis and Docker. I've been involved in projects in areas from FinTech to Risk Analysis as well as business SaaS tools. I've built high-scale distributed systems in the past and am looking for exciting projects with huge potential. Some of my past areas of work include:

   - Post-Quantum Cryptography (you need this before it's too late!)
   - Neural Networks
   - Machine Learning
   - Banking Systems
   - Financial Modelling
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   - Brand Web Presence

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Gmail first launched in stealth mode, I'd consider that a success :)

I think so, I'm pretty sure it's meant to be skeuomorphic :)

That being said, it freaked me out a little bit when I opened it!

Do you mean $150k USD?

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I'm a full-stack software developer/web developer mainly working in Node.js, but with experience in PHP, Python, NoSQL and Redis. I've been involved in projects in areas from FinTech to Risk Analysis as well as business SaaS tools. I've built high-scale distributed systems in the past and am looking for exciting projects with huge potential. Some of my past areas of work include:

  - Post-Quantum Cryptography (you need this before it's too late!)
  - Neural Networks
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