danborn26

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Browser Run: now running on Cloudflare Containers, it's faster and more scalable(blog.cloudflare.com)
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Points are a weird and inconsistent unit of measure(buttondown.com)
85 points by danborn26 5mo ago|101 comments
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Zig vs. Rust in 2026(zackoverflow.dev)
4 points by danborn26 5mo ago|0 comments
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Atlas – Pure Rust Inference Engine(github.com)
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Concord – A feature-rich TUI client for Discord, written in Rust(github.com)
4 points by danborn26 5mo ago|0 comments
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LUKSbox – Store sensitive files in the cloud, or on shared media without(github.com)
2 points by danborn26 5mo ago|0 comments
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LUKSbox – Store sensitive files in the cloud without trusting the host(github.com)
1 points by danborn26 5mo ago|0 comments
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ActCam: Zero-Shot Joint Camera and 3D Motion Control for Video Generation(arxiv.org)
2 points by danborn26 5mo ago|0 comments
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UniPool: A Globally Shared Expert Pool for Mixture-of-Experts(arxiv.org)
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by danborn26 5mo ago
It is wild how many vulnerabilities are still popping up in io_uring. The attack surface is just so large.
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by danborn26 5mo ago
Meshtastic has been a game changer for local off-grid comms. The barrier to entry with ESP32 LoRa boards is low enough that anyone can spin up a node in minutes. Glad to see it getting more attention here.
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by danborn26 5mo ago
Relying on prompt engineering for logic is incredibly fragile. Explicit state machines and programmatic routing provide the predictability that complex agents actually require.
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by danborn26 5mo ago
The fragmentation logic in the networking stack has been a recurring source of bugs for years. It is surprising how these edge cases keep surviving multiple security audits.
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by danborn26 5mo ago
Extracting readable thoughts from the intermediate representations is a great step for transparency. It makes debugging model behavior much more viable.
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by danborn26 5mo ago
A native Rust alternative to KaTeX is a welcome addition. This should make math rendering much easier to integrate into Rust based static site generators.
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by danborn26 5mo ago
Open sourcing the CAD files is a huge win for repairability. I wish more hardware companies would adopt this approach for discontinued products.
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by danborn26 5mo ago
It is great to see SQLite getting this level of institutional recognition. The single file format makes archival storage incredibly straightforward compared to traditional database dumps.
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by danborn26 5mo ago
Better Auth has been a huge time saver for me. Clerk's pricing got a bit out of hand for side projects.
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by danborn26 5mo ago
The constant arms race between bot detection and accessibility is exhausting. I hope this doesn't heavily penalize legitimate users on VPNs.
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by danborn26 5mo ago
The network optimizations they had to use in the late 90s for MMOs are still impressive today. Great effort on preserving this piece of gaming history.
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by danborn26 5mo ago
A 245TB SSD completely changes the density math for database nodes. The reduction in rack space alone makes this a huge win.
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by danborn26 5mo ago
This aligns with what I've seen in production. Forcing an LLM to navigate a DOM is an incredible waste of compute when an API is available.
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by danborn26 5mo ago
A 4GB silent payload is completely unacceptable for a browser. The bandwidth and storage waste alone should make this an opt-in feature.
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by danborn26 5mo ago
Multi-token prediction is exactly what we need for practical local inference. The speedup makes running these models on edge devices much more viable.
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by danborn26 5mo ago
Async Rust still feels incredibly complex for typical use cases. The ecosystem fragmentation around executors makes it harder than it needs to be.
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by danborn26 5mo ago
This seems like a significant oversight for a modern browser. Credential material should be aggressively zeroed out after use to minimize the attack surface.