Sytten

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by Sytten 2y ago
Thanks for the reply. I never understood the appeal of the network traffic split since it didnt come with user access control. Not everybody in a team needs access to all environments and even within an environment not everybody needs acces
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by Sytten 2y ago
Honestly as a long term customer please polish what you have. By that I mean: - Teams are still the only proper way to segment environments and access control. Yet you charge team member, I am still mad about that because even after 1+ year
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by Sytten 2y ago
The comment about Render/Railway gracefully tranferring connections seems weird? I am pretty sure it just kills the service after the new one is alive which will kill the connections. Not some fancy zero downtime reconnect.
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by Sytten 2y ago
Ideally there should even be an API for it so we can use it in other systems like slack/discord bots when people suggest improvements.
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by Sytten 2y ago
We made a similar thing too for our community discord where you can add an Emoji on a message and it will look for similar issues with a simple RAG. That saves us so much time when a user asks if a feature is planned or not. We also ask the
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by Sytten 2y ago
Someone needs to write the other side of the story as a small startup owner having to deal with big businesses. It should feature: - Beeing asked for demos when they could have tried your free tier/trial and you have decent doc (They a
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by Sytten 2y ago
The biggest "We told you so" moment I had in the past year was seeing the reversal of the ROC calling us racism to basically adopting our position that quality (value compatibility, economic plus value) and quantity (capacity to r
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by Sytten 2y ago
Lots of interesting ideas, a lot of the same methodology is used by bug bounty hunters/pentesters. It gives me some perspective to build something in my tool.
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by Sytten 2y ago
You literally don't leak memory in safe rust, that is kinda of the whole point. If you use smart pointers sure you can leak but that is not only rust, any ref counted abstraction has that. Drop IMO is preferred over defer because you c
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by Sytten 2y ago
Thankfully only a small fraction of website does JA3/JA4 fingerprinting. Some do more advanced stuff like correlating headers to the fingerprint. We have been able to get away without doing much in Caido for a long time but I am workin
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by Sytten 2y ago
Apart from syntax sugar over which I agree should be improved, the argument sells to boil down to: my language doesn't enforce a borrow checker so it is UB safe. Which in my book is just not true. The allocator example the user gives i
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by Sytten 2y ago
Cute, now take a look at Canada. We are way way way past the bubble stage but it just won't pop because that's the only thing left of value here...
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by Sytten 2y ago
I am pretty sure the example 2 doesn't work because of the move and should be fixed in the next release when async closure are stabilized (I am soooo looking forward to that one).
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by Sytten 2y ago
As a rust dev I wish we had more choice of http libraries then hyper. I have a lot of respect for the author but I consider this library a hot mess of over complicated abstraction. If you tried to use hyper recently you know what I mean, ju
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by Sytten 2y ago
What is really annoying with thiserror is the wizard refusal to give us an easy way to print the error chain. No I dont want to convert it to anyhow just to print the error...
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by Sytten 2y ago
Product and service businesses are very very very different things. Service you get immediate cashflow but the thing doesn't scale past the humans. Software scales infinitely in theory, but it takes a lot of time to build before you ev
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by Sytten 2y ago
People say that but as someone trying to actually do that, it is freaking hard to commit to 3-5 years of virtually no salary to maybe get to the same outcome you would have had with a funded business. You need to sell a lot of 10$/mont
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by Sytten 2y ago
I started using the app Yuka [1] and it really opened my eyes on a lot of products I used to consume that were bad. [1] https://yuka.io/en/
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by Sytten 2y ago
Maybe I am a pessimist but I really don't believe you can plan for 20y in the future especially in the tech sector. People fail to realize that we live in a world that changes not in a linear fashion but rather exponential. For all we
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by Sytten 2y ago
The problem with actor in rust is two fold and would prevent their use in this context I think: - They need async. Otherwise you need to implement yielding in house, have one actor per thread, etc. OS code is usually sync / callback ba
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by Sytten 2y ago
I didnt find any email marketing platform that made sense pricing wise for a B2C product with a free tier. They all get stupidly expensive even if most of your customers wont read the email and likely won't pay you anything. Same probl
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by Sytten 2y ago
People seriously need to stop obsessing about RC/ARC. Just use it, it will be fine. The perf difference wont matter in 99.99% of the cases. Whole languages (Swift) are based on that.
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by Sytten 2y ago
Anecdotal but for my startup (caido.io) I have seen an uptick of follows this week on bluesky. I had abandoned hope a few months ago, but I will restart posting our company updates on it.
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by Sytten 2y ago
Happy to be corrected, but from what I gathered RWLock should mostly be avoided in favour of a simple Mutex unless you have a very read-heavy usecase and even then the performances are subpar compared to mutex.
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by Sytten 2y ago
Their bandwidth is still too expensive and that is what really matters for an edge worker. It is not AWS expensive, but still 0.01$/GB is not cheap.
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by Sytten 2y ago
Looks interesting! We used quick-cache [1] for that purpose right now, might be interesting to add comparison with those types of Key-Value caching crates. [1] https://github.com/arthurprs/quick-cache
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by Sytten 2y ago
I personnaly don't like the single enum model for messages. I prefer the generic Handler trait model. Also another square that I have not circled with async actor other than actix is that all of them use mutable self and they dont have
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by Sytten 2y ago
The missing piece is retainers. They are IMO the cheat code of consultants because you can stack them and they are more stable. Being "available" has a price that way too many consultants don't charge for.
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by Sytten 2y ago
Its 8$ per million query, it really is ok. The baseline of 49$ is the price of the general prisma services. For a production workload cloud based this is in the low-end and if you work on product salaries are always the number one cost.
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by Sytten 2y ago
You have different areas of security. Sadly our space is full of grifters and wanna be security "experts". For a very technical security podcast I recommend Critical Thinking Bug Bounty [1]. [1] https://www.criticalthin

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