blake

Dave Hyatt and Blake Ross started a side project to help get rid of the stink that was Netscape 6.

If interested, please email blake@coolhouselabs.com with a brief intro and link to your portfolio.

I've worked with Blake on several projects and he's on a different level.

Anyway, it's not as bad Blake rants about.

In the end, the cipher text would be doubly encrypted with Blum Blum Shub and ChaCha20-Poly1305, with keys being the solutions to repeated quadratic residue modulo a Blum integer and repeated hash chains using a hash from the Blake family.

While there's nothing wrong with translation, I do think it is a little curious that some seem to prefer translated poetry, to native language authors (Much as it'd be a bit curious to hold up Blake as one's favourite poet in Spanish).

(Using the quadratic residue solution as a key for AES-GCM or ChaCha20-Poly1035 would open you up to weaknesses in those ciphers, and in this case the slowness of Blum Blum Shub isn't a problem.) Then, for the inner puzzle, I would use hash chains using a hash in the Blake family to generate a ChaCha20-Poly1305 key to encrypt the plaintext.

It also reminds me of the ideas I've read behind William Blake's "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell".

What Blake refers to as a 'roofed horror' The question: "Where should I turn..." reminded me of the first piece of literature- have you read any DesCartes?

I honestly feel for "Blake" and am utterly surprised that Joel stuck around.

> I decided to give Sam Altman's Stanford course "How to Start a Startup" the Blake Masters treatment and create ultra condensed notes that everyone can read.

Since Blake's round function is based on ChaCha20, this also reduces the number of different primitives you're relying on.

Blake drawing?) in another decade 19yr olds will be drafting up long blog posts about recipes for success, how they made it, legacy concerns et al.

A Poison Tree William Blake, 1757 - 1827 I was angry with my friend: I told my wrath, my wrath did end.