Sytten

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by Sytten 4y ago
One step closer to native async trait support! This is really a good day for rust.
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by Sytten 4y ago
The financial incentives of dating apps are just bad. To make money you have to keep your (male) users on the platform and make them desperate enough so they pay. This is contrary to their mission statement and I can't see how people w
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Ho I do not disagree but coming from Canada where we have been talking about open banking for the past 10 years without any progress I will take a smart contract any day over the big 5 banks that we have today. The question is not if it can
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by Sytten 4y ago
I don't think you can separate the two honestly. As soon as you have a smart contract for something you can make it permissioned. Only human laws outside of tech could prevent that so I am guessing each country will be different.
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by Sytten 4y ago
I would argue that yes it can be done outside of a platform like this, but each time you want to implement a new policy you need to talk to all private actors and force them to implement your policy. With programmable money (think ETH smart
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by Sytten 4y ago
For me that would be an effective way to target government money to people that really need it. Another comment pointed the expiring money, specialized money, etc as a distopia future but this is only if we let it become that IMHO. There is
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by Sytten 4y ago
Ho the sweet irony of people praising them over 1password not two weeks ago. Queue the typical HN, "I switched from Bitwarden to X" in a couple of weeks.
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by Sytten 4y ago
I charge around 75$/h for backend and devops work. I started at 42$/h two years ago. Increasing the rate at every contract. I usually only bill coding hours which is around 5h/day for me, but I realized that it is not a good
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by Sytten 4y ago
Also worth noting that Sqlite released a WAL2 journal mode recently that eliminates the "stop of the world" we had with WAL when checkpointing. Basically it maintains two wal files and switched between them when one needs to be ch
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by Sytten 4y ago
People on HN always complain about this. But the reality is that the one time payment you (maybe) gave for Plex is not enough to make a viable company. So they have to offer complementary products and for that you need an online account. No
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by Sytten 4y ago
I think a fair criticism would be how many engineers they have compared to their competitors. Disney+ is on a similar scale, can they do the same/similar job with less people? And considering netflix pays top of market, how much does D
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Hooking Go from Rust – Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Go-Laxy(metalbear.co)
17 points by Sytten 4y ago|1 comments
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by Sytten 4y ago
Looking at the release notes ( https://cloud.google.com/iot/docs/release-notes ) it seems like you could see it coming as there was no new features since 2019. This doesn't help GCP credibility compared to othe
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by Sytten 4y ago
Agreed on our farm the cost of fertilizer and fuel doubled since the last purchase. The current price is good for us considering we bought before the hike, but next year is going to be another story entirely. I expect the price of grains to
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by Sytten 4y ago
The only thing left to solve is to actually build cross platform. You can do with rust cross but you have to build your own docker images on macos first since apple licensing prohibits redistribution of binaries. It would save us so much mo
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by Sytten 4y ago
The last draft expired without any consensus so I dont have high hopes for this one. We will see.
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by Sytten 4y ago
Also a fan of this format though I wish it was native to postgres so we dont have to convert to UUID for storage (maybe a custom type would do it). For reference here is my plpgsql implementation: https://gist.github.com/Syt
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by Sytten 4y ago
What differentiate you from the number of existing monitoring platforms? Genuinely curious as it is a crowded space with a lot of established players.
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by Sytten 4y ago
That is not an argument at least for rust since its super easy to consume and offer a C interface. I think it's more of a shift in mentality that needs to occur.
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by Sytten 4y ago
To offer my perspective on it. For the startup I am currently building Caido, we decided to go bootstrap. We started working on the project early 2021 and full time since the beginning of 2022. We put around 15k in the business as of now an
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by Sytten 4y ago
For the rust client, is there any plan to introduce a query builder and/or generated typing? Currently it feels very sqlx like which is ok for some, but I prefer to have a bit of typing.
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by Sytten 4y ago
Also my experience with a Polish outsourcing firm that promised a lot to one of my client. Costed over 200k, one year late, full of bugs and security vulnerabilies. I was brought on the project later, fired the outsourcing firm and rewrote
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by Sytten 4y ago
I always found the pricing per seat to be weird for a CDN, we will move our stuff to render.com as it offers the same basic features for much cheaper.
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by Sytten 4y ago
This seems like the perfect complement to replace the SSM Agent / bastion instance currently used to access AWS VPC (it is super clunky to use). This should allow an easier time to do reverse tunnelling to databases without having to m
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by Sytten 4y ago
I am currently building Caido ( https://caido.io ) without funding and the best decision we ever made was to build it as a team. The second decision that I made differently from my first attempt at a startup was to drop all my fre
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Tell HN: GitHub Apps bug created tokens with elevated privileges
5 points by Sytten 4y ago|1 comments
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by Sytten 4y ago
Does someone have a link about the technical details for developers that it might affect (SSO, cookies for subdomains, etc). This is just a marketing post.
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by Sytten 4y ago
Better than 750m I guess, but with my napkin math its still 1200 old YC deals / 300 new YC deals which are most likely to have a better ROI than a crypto exchange. But la Caisse doesn't invest in small businesses, they want big d
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by Sytten 4y ago
As a contributor the mentionned fund that invested 750m into that exchange (it is a mandatory government saving taking ~10% of our paycheck each month) I must say I am really pissed off. They don't invest in our own early stage startup
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by Sytten 4y ago
Lived in Denmark for a while, it was worst than anything I experienced in Germany and much more expensive. Though I found smaller shops, asian and middle eastern run with great vegetables and tofu (hard to find for some reason). And this wa

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