Sytten

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by Sytten 10mo ago
It has been approved as the same standing as C and assembly, it is there to stay despite what the haters say [1]. Linus is behind the push and for good reasons. Android keeps demonstrating year after year the benefits, at some point I don&#
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by Sytten 10mo ago
I am sure why people are so terminally online to care about this. Like Rust for Linux is also here to stay and we can expect that in 10-20y a large portion of the kernel will be in Rust. Obviously the post was boasting, it was meant as a re
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by Sytten 10mo ago
Agreed this is something we need to do, but not easy to do properly. The TLS 1.3 spec has a lot of extensions, currently we use openssl that for example doesn't support GREASE.
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by Sytten 10mo ago
You can also check out Caido as an alternative, we are a newer player in the space but catching up very fast. Most of the Burp new features of the last 2 years are basically copying what we innovated in Caido.
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by Sytten 10mo ago
Caido co-founder here, thanks for the shoutout! We are slowly moving to the DevSecOps space too.
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by Sytten 10mo ago
I have been banging on that drum for like 2 years now, glad the community has figured a way around it. Still utterly ridiculous that this is not native. They even closed the immutable action issue as a "wont fix" cause you know wh
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by Sytten 10mo ago
I want that stabilized so bad but it's not been really moving forward.
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by Sytten 10mo ago
Maybe with this "investment" will get an actual solution for Github Actions sh*t version management of actions[1] after just closing the Immutable Actions issue with a "sucks to be you" comment[2]. AI-Native Github actio
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by Sytten 10mo ago
We also use WarpBuild and very happy with the performance gain. This changes nothing except maybe it should signal to WarpBuild to start supporting other providers than Github. We are clearly entering the enshitiffication phase of Github.
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by Sytten 10mo ago
In the same area, I am tracking the Rust rewrite of sqlite by Turso [1]. The big advantage is the file format compatibility. [1] https://github.com/tursodatabase/turso
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by Sytten 10mo ago
Yeah, the whole point of Prisma 2 was to be multi language and multi-DB with a Rust server in between you and the DB. There are a lot of advantages to that approach in enterprise. You can do better access control, stats, connection pooling,
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by Sytten 10mo ago
Gotta admit there is something funny about a browser company saying Rust is not well suited for browser development given why it was created in the first place
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by Sytten 10mo ago
Not naming names but heard from contacts that it is currently a sh*t-show of politics internally right now at GitHub and no progress is being made/large parts of the platform are abandoned unless P0.
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by Sytten 11mo ago
The prosemirror port would make for a nice OSS library if OP is willing to put it on crates.io.
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by Sytten 11mo ago
Hi! I am one of the maintainer of rquickjs and llrt. Are you looking to build node-like modules anytime soon? I think we could easily port most of the modules I wrote for llrt to your engine. If we could get rid of the C code in our app, th
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by Sytten 11mo ago
We are using ory kratos in production. - It works and does the job. I appreciate that we got this piece of tech for free when we needed with quickly. - The doc is clearly written in a way to steer you toward their cloud (fair enough everybo
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by Sytten 11mo ago
In the end when supporting the non tech people in the family, what I would really like is to setup their device so they can install anything on Fdroid but nothing from the play store (unless approved by me) nor direct from an apk.
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by Sytten 11mo ago
On the contrary, we need to drop all tariff but enforce a % of manufacturing in Canada. That way we can kick out the American manufacturers and the Chinese can take over those factories. This is the same strategy that the US did with Japane
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by Sytten 11mo ago
I am wondering if there is a larger RFC for Rust to force users to not hold a variable across await points. In my mind futurelock is similar to keeping a sync lock across an await point. We have nothing right now to force a drop and I think
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by Sytten 1y ago
That guy is taking a couple of data points and running with them. The US could not AT ALL freeze 2.5T of Chinese assets without major consequences. They froze 300B of russian assets and all other central banks are running away from the doll
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by Sytten 1y ago
Finally, this was the one thing keeping me on chrome. I use that feature heavily.
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by Sytten 1y ago
Complex puzzle, I feel a key part is that the financing / financial sustainability of free software has not been solved. The author touches on it a bit by saying "when you sell hardware..." which kinda means no hardware == no
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by Sytten 1y ago
You literally cannot change your tenant ID and the form by default picks a random for you. There is a hidden form I found on reddit that lets you pick a tenant ID but wtf. Also by default you can't create a tenant without an existing M
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by Sytten 1y ago
I recently had to deal with Entra ID for the first time to setup Microsoft OAuth for our site and my god why is it so badly designed. Just creating a tenant is a PITA and you get a default tenant you can't change without paying for Mic
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by Sytten 1y ago
I was angry at first as a small software provider. Then you understand there is nothing to be done and you budget it so it becomes the cost of doing business. The most common charge back case is when a customer loses its card and the bank c
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On-going NPM supply chain attack of Qix packages(github.com)
3 points by Sytten 1y ago|0 comments
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The GhostAction Campaign: 3,325 Secrets Stolen(blog.gitguardian.com)
3 points by Sytten 1y ago|0 comments
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by Sytten 1y ago
I don't see how that will do anything: - 25% is not enough to matter if you drop from 130k US engineer to a 40-50k outsourced - International corporation will easily side step that since the US Corp is not paying for salaries to the fo
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by Sytten 1y ago
Thanks! Cant edit anymore, I guess I was feeling hungry this morning
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by Sytten 1y ago
So far I think the adoption in critical infrastructure (Linux, AWS, Windows, etc.) is clearly in Rust favor but I agree that something at some point will replace Rust. My belief is that more guardrails will end up winning no matter the lang

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