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That (using ==) is what py-bcrypt does, written by Damien Miller, a fairly well-known OpenSSH and OpenBSD hacker.

As Damien argues in his post, this allows it to meet the same SLA with less hardware.

In a lot of ways he's the cultural opposite of the Damien Hirst sort—everything Hirst likes Banksy hates and vice versa.

As Damien mentioned, C has a bevy of tools, Go's selection is much more limited.

For those keeping score at home, this may make Damien the most successful entrepreneur to be rejected from Y Combinator at the interview stage.

They are, I can't find Damien Conway's talk from a few years ago, the whole thing seemed so clean and capable.

In my role as an Apache volunteer I added the CouchApp capabilities into CouchDB (thanks Damien and folks for tolerating me!).

I've always felt that Kevin Rose was the Damien Lindelof of Silicon Valley.

I think Damien Ivereigh said it best: Murdoch wants to be indexed by Google (if he didn't he could just use a robots.txt file).

I got this impression from a Damien Katz talk.

And the endless supply of ignorant C/C++ programmers (of which I am not suggesting Damien is a member) who profess to management that they can easily write secure code does not help.

The founder, Damien Mander[2], is an Australian ex spec-ops sniper who is using his military experience to train the park rangers since they, unlike the poachers, tend to be poorly equipped and trained as well as understaffed.

If I recall Damien Katz recently added a "many writers" patch.

Damien Katz has a comment on the original post saying how it might be done efficiently.

But, that might not have been on Damien's radar when he wrote this.

Yep, Damien's patch greatly improved CouchDB's write throughput for the case where you've got a pool of processes trying to write to the same DB simultaneously.