ATechGuy

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Ask HN: LLM agent to firewall vulnerable FOSS libs?
7 points by ATechGuy 2y ago|5 comments
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
Congrats on launching! > spin up hundreds of browser sessions in secure, isolated environments, with sub-second launch times What tech do you use for this, and where is this hosted?
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Ask HN: Customizations to Firecracker/Gvisor?
3 points by ATechGuy 2y ago|0 comments
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
> Modal has an isolated container runtime that lets us share each host’s CPU and memory between workloads. Looks like Modal hosts workloads in Containers, not VMs. How do you enforce secure isolation with this design? A single kernel vul
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
You will hear from me shortly. Thanks!
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
Sure, but there's no contact info in your profile.
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
I've built a tool for this. How can I DM you?
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
See my comment about regarding adding value.
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
I understand what you mean. However, since GenAI brings efficiency to the table, a number of startups are now trying to compete with existing giants (solving real problems) and claiming to make processes more efficient. The problem arises w
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Ask HN: If every company is using AI now, how to set your startup apart?
3 points by ATechGuy 2y ago|4 comments
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
> Our interviews identified only a single Linux distribution, Wolfi OS, that performs active malware scanning. Seems like several authors are affiliated with Chainguard that created Wolfi.
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Show HN: Serverless code execution, but for AI agents(sandboxed.ai)
7 points by ATechGuy 2y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: AI agent devs, how do you sandbox LLM generated code?
6 points by ATechGuy 2y ago|3 comments
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
Can you elaborate?
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
> each function request to have its own hypervisor for protection. They are talking about isolating serverless functions, not host program functions. In that sense, it is exactly what Firecracker does for lambda functions
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
How about executing commands in a VM (perhaps Firecracker)?
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
I too consider working for Meta to be an ethical issue. In fact, I never considered any of their career opportunities. I wonder what the general sentiment is, not only toward Meta but also similar companies (Bytedance/TikTok?).
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
Would appreciate a little more context. Can you provide an example of JS dependency hell and the kind of resources you think are needed to resolve it?
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
Why only midnight? Why not when it's idle?
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Ask HN: Dev (cloud) environments or local machines?
6 points by ATechGuy 2y ago|15 comments
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
If you use Cloudflare workers, they just give you IP addresses and associated info (city/region/country) as metadata. No need to query a third-party service. Not sure if this is GDPR compliant though.
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
I would say recently launched cybersecurity companies
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Show HN: Long-running serverless Python workers
1 points by ATechGuy 2y ago|3 comments
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Show HN: Long-running serverless Python workers
3 points by ATechGuy 2y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Replacing VMs with bare-metal Containers(vieews.com)
5 points by ATechGuy 2y ago|1 comments
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
We tried building something similar internally. But we ended up ditching VMs for bare metal. Does your solution require nested virtualization?
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
This is quite a feat! I'm sure you learnt a lot along the way.
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What are your complaints about Docker/containers, and do VMs address them?
2 points by ATechGuy 2y ago|1 comments