Lava Lamps as a Service

RNG powered by lava lamps

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RNG powered by lava lamps

83 followers

Enhance your security with truly unpredictable random number generation. Generate unique ids, hashes, API secrets, and more using a CSPRNG powered by an array of chaotic lava lamps.

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Launch tags:API•Developer Tools•Tech

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LightfieldAI-native CRM that builds itself and does work for you

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Job Postings API

Maker

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Introducing Lava Lamps as a Service—because your random numbers deserve to be groovy. Tired of crypto.randomUUID() or whatever cryptographic mumbo-jumbo your device uses? Need random numbers that are extremely safe + 1? I’ve set up an array of real lava lamps, pointed a camera at them, and built an API that turns their unpredictable, wavy chaos into pure entropy. Inspired by Cloudflare’s LavaRand (which I bike past on my way to work), this is random number generation for developers who like their code with a side of 70s flair.

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2yr ago

Picture Picker—Collect,Create,Edit Image

@samuel_crombie Lava Lamps as a Service is a fun and creative approach to generating random numbers, combining nostalgia with modern technology!

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2yr ago

Traklo Productivity Tracker

Tom Scott did a great coverage of this, love the idea of turning it into a service, well done on the launch!

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2yr ago

Autonomous

Wow, a random number generator powered by lava lamps is just what I needed! Your invention is both entertaining and useful

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2yr ago

Combining chaotic lava lamps with CSPRNG tech is such a unique approach to creating truly unpredictable randomness. @samuel_crombie Well done.

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2yr ago

Huge congrats to the team on today's launch! I love the quirky twist on security - who wouldn't trust their secrets to mesmerizing lava lamps? Seriously though, how do you ensure the lava lamp array's 'chaos' is consistently, well, chaotic enough to maintain top-notch randomness across a large volume of requests?

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2yr ago

Job Postings API

Maker

@ihuzaifashoukat Good question! The system spaces out "sampling" the video feed so some minimum amount of change has occurred that is sufficiently different. Plus some other internal sources of randomness combined with the lava lamps makes it unique for each request

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2yr ago

dude, this is so cool

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2yr ago

Great idea !

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2yr ago

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