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by adeptima 2y ago
my guess the idea and intension of .well-known was good, so generic end-user libraries can be implement ... the reality is ugly and generate lot of man hours for cyberops consultancies
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by adeptima 2y ago
And this is why OIDC and IDPs exists to expand more with nonce, user agent footprints and other validation mechanisms
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by adeptima 2y ago
Expand to OIDC and use session based mechanism with some kind of policy engine? Never saw a good example of how to implement a proper access to pdf or other downloadable documents. What is your approach? Any good code base in open source to
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by adeptima 2y ago
Excellent writing and diagrams! If you want to expand your knowledge beyond OAuth2 (and most probably you should if you want to design systems used by big guys from 0 to 1) , highly recommend to jump straight into OpenID Connect (OIDC) whic
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by adeptima 2y ago
Inspiration for all of us. Congrats!
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by adeptima 2y ago
Feeling the same pain of walking through the creator's hell. Heard somewhere we are not supposed to be happy and absent minded. Staying on hard side of things shapes us and make complete. I'm not sure if this helps, but I’ve perso
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by adeptima 2y ago
I knew the guy who worked with Jobs and hated him with passion. Let's keep the useful image parts. “How many of you are from manufacturing companies?” [Some hands go up.] “Oh, excellent. Where are the rest of you from? Okay, so how man
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by adeptima 2y ago
Wow, great roadmap! Will decomposition more. Thank you
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by adeptima 2y ago
Thnx for input! Will check video!
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by adeptima 2y ago
Noted on ATX West show. Thank you!
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by adeptima 2y ago
Had a recent conversation with nephew about his robotics study, and it seems he’s overwhelmed with ROS, OpenCV, Python, AI transformers tutorial hell. Told him we should go together to industrial expo - starting from 3d printing, molding, m
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by adeptima 2y ago
Still better time spend than doing leetcode. It's my go-to argument against leetcode style interviews. I would rather ask a candidate to spend 30 mins and do research together on collaborative editing, or visualizing distances used in
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by adeptima 2y ago
Same experience. Go is my default choice for backend too It can easily be a full time job You need to mirror all logic and encoding/decoding part https://github.com/yjs/yjs/blob/main/src/utils&#
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by adeptima 2y ago
Thank you. Keep going. Very good topic to expand
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by adeptima 2y ago
Yjs is nice. Easy to get p2p results. Yjs backend, its persistence, eventual conflict resolution (one of editors stayed too long offline), history rewind seems like a tough engineering challenge to crack. Always wanted to have a nice experi
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by adeptima 2y ago
Never sticked to me. I guess if I had my own hackable RSS feed UI I would have a better experience. I do love very dense and rich UI functionality with relevant enriched information too. Not some sort of list I need to click through. As for
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by adeptima 2y ago
Not a fan of RSS, but put a serious thoughts why it's useful at conceptual level, and came up with two simple apps - github.com/trending daily, weekly, monthly group by 10 programming languages i'm familiar with. will add agg
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by adeptima 2y ago
No, no. It's all good and amazing. IMHO Grafana is getting even more important in the light of possible disappearing a solid potential competitor. Hope Datadog will be smart enough with Quickwit and opportunity to win the hearts and mi
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by adeptima 2y ago
There are multiple possible outcomes from the merge with Datadog. As my ex manager once told - there is no such thing as nice people in P&L statement. Someone has to pay It's very easy to be anxious and see the path to the dark sid
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by adeptima 2y ago
Congratulations! The fact you and your team managed to built Tantivy is a huge contribution to open source. As someone who never managed to built a fond relationship with Apache Lucene based products (Solf, Elastic). I was extremely happy t
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by adeptima 2y ago
This comment and an idea to work backwards deserve an article! Just finished a call a few mins, and we came to conclusion we do natural query language, BM25 scoring with Tantivy based code first https://github.com/quickwit-o
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by adeptima 2y ago
Highly recommend to prompt the following in LLM if you are trying to grasp Hybrid(Keyword, Filter + Vector) search or HNSW vs IVF flavour topics Graph-Based (HNSW) vs Cluster-Based (IVF) Memory Usage: Higher for HNSW due to graph storage re
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by adeptima 2y ago
IMHO Temporal and its team is great - it checks all boxes on abstracting away queues, schedulers, distributed state machines for your workflows related load balancers/gateways. After following discussions and commits Hatchet, Inngest,
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by adeptima 2y ago
100% agree. I did a research on workflows, durable execution engines in context of Agents and RAGs. Put some links in a comment to the article below
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by adeptima 2y ago
The whole Agent thing can easily blow in complexity. Here some challenges I personally faced recently - Durable Execution Paradigm: You may need the system to operate in a "durable execution" fashion like Temporal, Hatchet, Innges
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by adeptima 2y ago
There are many more dark secrets of DNS packets. Especially, in the context of internet providers and censorship industry - DNS Filtering, DNS Spoofing/Poisoning, Blocking Public DNS, etc
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by adeptima 2y ago
Dear OIDC/OAuth Providers, please do proper support for SCIM, design your systems with "API first mindset" and let me design my routes for redirects and embedded login functionality ... before you move onto GNAP (Grant Negoti
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by adeptima 2y ago
Gosh, ant thnx for sharing. Hope this would never become a mainstream during coding interview. Imaging - please list top 10 hash table implementations and its time and space complexity
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by adeptima 2y ago
Amazing! I've just asked few secs ago to share more posts discussing 1BRC in different languages, and here we go. Thank you!
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by adeptima 2y ago
thanx! 2.9 seconds (4.5 GB/s using .NET 8 on my Xeon Mac)

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