brian_meek

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by brian_meek 2mo ago
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by brian_meek 2mo ago
Very cool. This is near and dear to my heart. I've been doing something similar in my apps, but I took a different approach using WASM to measure fonts. I'll admin, I used agents to implement, but I'm happy with the solution.
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by brian_meek 3mo ago
Nice. i'm curious, did you consider using Quiche and the sans IO support it has and building the NIO layer to support that? QUIC has a lot of interesting edge cases including window management, and Quiche encapsulates a lot of that for
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Show HN: HTTP/3 and raw QUIC client/server APIs for Node.js(github.com)
16 points by brian_meek 4mo ago|0 comments
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by brian_meek 1y ago
Thanks for looking, and yes, I can rename it. Will do today. Also, thanks for the excellent protocol. In this entire "effort", I only found one ambiguity in it (and reported it in your repo). Everything about it was well defined a
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by brian_meek 1y ago
OP here, and yes, the chained operations are excellent. Having built this, and now using it some pet projects, that is the part I'm finding valuable.
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by brian_meek 1y ago
OP here. :-) (feel like I should put an emoji here). My focus as I "built" this was getting to a correct implementation, and putting in place guards and context to achieve that. As I moved through the process I added more and more
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by brian_meek 1y ago
Thank you. Along the way in doing this I spent most of my effort in providing guard rails to eliminate or reduce slop. My goal was something I can use in other pet projects and maintain. I'm satisfied with the outcome, and appreciate y
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by brian_meek 1y ago
OP here. I frankly stopped trying to add evals for the "ready for production" happiness Claude is trained to produce. I agree, not ready for production. I did though put a intention and effort into guarding against slop in impleme
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by brian_meek 1y ago
That is was boring is what appealed to me. That is was also thought through with rigor was the other part. I wanted something to use in some pet projects, in rust, so having an implementation of the "wrangling" code I could reuse
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by brian_meek 1y ago
I'm happy to make the name available to later implementations with committed resources, and I definitely welcome contributions to this implementation if you find it useful. This week I'm going to try building a for pet projects on
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by brian_meek 1y ago
OP here. Thanks for all the thoughtful feedback, I really appreciate it. I mentioned in the README that I leaned heavily on Claude Opus for the port. One of the biggest challenges was tamping down its default “everything is production-ready
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Show HN: Cap'n-rs – Rust implementation of Cloudflare's Cap'n Web protocol(github.com)
52 points by brian_meek 1y ago|35 comments
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by brian_meek 6y ago
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