elendilm

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by elendilm 29d ago
Definitely friends, not frenemies. I have nothing but genuine respect for builders out there solving hard infrastructure problems. We are primarily focused on our Feature Architecture. Durable execution is only for command features, require
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by elendilm 29d ago
Good question. Building for extreme scale constrained the possible architectural space. For a high level overview of the application architecture, refer to the seperate comment here in this thread. It started initially by realizing that our
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by elendilm 29d ago
Congratulations. I am curious about what prompted you to build a durable execution framework. We didn't know we were building one until later as that is where our application development trajectory naturally lead us.
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by elendilm 29d ago
Nice. Our architecture has had somewhat of a different primitive for years that yields the same outcome. Our application architecture is named The Feature Architecture. A unit of work is feature. A lot of common implementation can be deriv
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by elendilm 1mo ago
> The internet is full of posts declaring io_uring wins over mmap. Internet is also full of idiots not having done their homework. Blindly throwing io_uring for mmap and hoping for better perfomance in a highly concurrent environment is
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by elendilm 1mo ago
Hilarious.
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by elendilm 1mo ago
The whole article reeks of paid propoganda hit peice. The author attempts to virtual signal as impartial but fails horridly.
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by elendilm 1mo ago
Validation is shorthand for saying "I don't have deterministic skills or knowledge hence I will rely on user behaviour to drive the product". Works out for many people and usually ideal for beginners. But post a couple of yea
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by elendilm 1mo ago
I respectfully disagree. Good content, regardless of who generated it, should be cherished. A community that is affected by LLM generated text but otherwise good content is not worth being part of. The corollary is also true. Hollow content
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by elendilm 1mo ago
When English is not your native language, I find the accusation a compliment. It means my content was linguistically well-structured that people confuse it to be machine generated. What more praise can one expect :)
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by elendilm 1mo ago
Clearly you have not been to India. I advise you visit a busy street chai shop in Banglore and see UPI in action. If you still have the audacity to claim that cards, an inherently inferior payment method, as forward, then I have nothing els
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by elendilm 1mo ago
Types increases particular types of correctness. There are more types of correctness. Our apps are built on what we call features. Our own in house database Dip participates in the correctness enforcement exercise. We built what we call an
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by elendilm 2mo ago
Which was in turn heavily borrowed from UPI :) Cheers.
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by elendilm 2mo ago
Why should we, when we have more modern UPI?
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by elendilm 2mo ago
Clearly you have not been to India. UPI will make your card economy look ancient. Why should I have to carry physical cards with me in 2026. Almost all have a capable Turing machine in their pockets. Backwards means backwards. No euphemism.
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by elendilm 2mo ago
In india, nobody cares about Apple Pay. We care about UPI. Every nook and corner, every person old or young, every chai wala, every kirana shop uses it. The constraints that plague the US is irrelevant for us. Salesman can scream the amount
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by elendilm 2mo ago
Cards are so backward in 2026. To carry them should by itself make one shudder.
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by elendilm 2mo ago
Its a bit lame in 2026, to attack the messenger instead of the content of the message. Its awfully similiar to bitching about reading mails on a computer and attacking the sender. The virtue signaling is beyond me. I dont care about AI;DR o
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by elendilm 2mo ago
One can give details of a product and ask the ai to generate the documentation.
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Ask HN: Is Kimi down for anyone else?
2 points by elendilm 2mo ago|0 comments
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by elendilm 2mo ago
No
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by elendilm 2mo ago
Recently went self hosted. Not going back ever again. Also had a couple of ui pages on our app to have full email functionality. This also means custom integration into our existing ecosystem.
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by elendilm 2mo ago
Understanding is expensive. And hence valuable. LLMs usually points to the most idiotic future trajectory on my work, and I have to curse it inorder to let it keep up with my refined understanding. But what else would one expect from a prob
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by elendilm 2mo ago
I am flattered that my comment was equated to AI content. English is not even my native language. I will take that as a compliment. Apparently you misunderstood. What made you think I claimed recursion as the key to better intelligence? Cle
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by elendilm 2mo ago
Nice one. Yes. Compression constitutes necessary conditions for understanding. But don't forget recomposition as well. Add recursion to the mix and it results in recursive compression and recomposition - making understanding itself a s
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by elendilm 2mo ago
Your take helps to ground oneself and not be swept away by the hype. But never forget, there is nothing in information science that rules out that bzip cannot develop consciousness. Sounding silly doesn't mean false. It just sounds sil
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by elendilm 2mo ago
Increasingly look towards the viability of this for production applications. This article may come in handy when we look into it. Extreme distributed regional servers - a dream come true. The promise of the fabled lowest single tower latenc
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by elendilm 2mo ago
> If coding is easy, why doesn't everyone just build ten variations of a thing and see which pans out? Because it is hard. :). Writing good code - takes years of practice.
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by elendilm 2mo ago
That brings back so many good memories that were forgotten.
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by elendilm 2mo ago
Buddy you haven't seen me be snarky nor insulting. That was polite yet informative. You are clearly overreacting. "ungodly numbers", false & violates economics - thoughtful to you. "source - trust me bro. <Follow

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