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by emanuele-em 6mo ago
The sandbox degradation path (Firecracker, Linux namespaces, SafeFallback) is really pragmatic. Most projects in this space just skip the isolation story entirely. What's the latency overhead like for a typical tool call going through
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by emanuele-em 6mo ago
Building on gpui is a bold choice given how fast the API surface is still moving. How's the experience been working with it outside of Zed? The plugin architecture looks clean. Would love to see a drag-to-connect demo for edges, that&#
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by emanuele-em 6mo ago
Every few months there's a new study showing gut bacteria control yet another thing we thought was "us." Mood, cognition, immune response, and now muscle strength. Starting to wonder what's even left.
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by emanuele-em 6mo ago
Bookmarked, way better than digging through MSDN every time. Would love syscall numbers and ntdll stuff too if you ever expand it.
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by emanuele-em 6mo ago
This is fun, I definitely spent more time than I should have trying to miss the Moon on purpose. Cool use of RK4 for a browser project.
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by emanuele-em 6mo ago
Nice, Teleport always felt like way too much for what I actually needed. The npx thing for the client side is a bit odd though — it might be cool to have a standalone binary.
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by emanuele-em 6mo ago
6 years of work, that's dedication. Thanks for keeping at it. Good to see there's a Rust binding (implot-rs) too — would love to see that catch up with v1.0.
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by emanuele-em 6mo ago
Really cool project. One request from an Italian: consider adding espresso and moka pot support. You built this to solve your own problem with pour-over, and filter coffee is a perfectly valid life choice. But over here we also waste a lot
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by emanuele-em 7mo ago
The fib benchmark is wild. I spent some time in the source. How are you handling back edges in loops in the single-pass SSA? You need to insert the phi before you've seen all the definitions, curious what the approach is there. Also ho
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by emanuele-em 7mo ago
Really nice work on this. The error messages alone show a lot of care, the "help" hints feel genuinely useful, not just compiler noise. I'm curious about the compiled Go output though. The Result desugaring gets pretty verbos
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Show HN: Proxelar – MitM proxy with (rata)TUI, terminal, and web interface(github.com)
1 points by emanuele-em 8mo ago|0 comments
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by emanuele-em 1y ago
Hey all, we are trying to understand how people actually deal with papers and the tools around them (Zotero, Mendeley, Connected Papers, etc.). Honestly, I get overwhelmed myself, so I could use your input. We put together a short anonymous
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by emanuele-em 2y ago
quite sure that is my limit but what is the difference between this and other "md compiler" projects (or ssr) like < https://github.com/rust-lang/mdBook >? Anyway this seems to work very well, so congrats
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by emanuele-em 2y ago
Very cool! Great blog too (add RSS!). You officially have new reader.
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I created a weekly newsletter for fully-remote, global, tech jobs(fullremote.tech)
1 points by emanuele-em 2y ago|1 comments
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by emanuele-em 2y ago
As a developer who regularly searches for remote tech roles, I started curating my own list of global, fully remote jobs that matched what I was looking for, and I've now decided to share it by creating a free newsletter. Here’s what t
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Ask HN: Does competitive programming make you a better programmer?
5 points by emanuele-em 4y ago|4 comments
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by emanuele-em 4y ago
this is not a always true and general rule, probably I agree if you say that they do open source only to grow reputation between dev but not every OSS project are fake OSS -> VSCode in my opinion is one of these example
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by emanuele-em 4y ago
I read the article but it seems to me to be just an angry person like those who rail against new things. I think 90% of real developers don't give a damn whether they're writing in C or Rust, and I don't think taking it out o
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by emanuele-em 4y ago
I think Snap is just trying to survive by riding the wave
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by emanuele-em 4y ago
If I understood they were banned from google ads (merchand center) because they used 2 accounts to promote the same activity, but if this is against the policy I don't understand what is the point, I don't think that the size of t
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by emanuele-em 4y ago
in V0.1.3 we fix Type consistency between Gui and API and we fix some bugs. A MITM Proxy Written in Rust ! Toolkit for HTTP/1, HTTP/2, and WebSockets with SSL/TLS Capabilities. Learning Project.
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by emanuele-em 4y ago
ring 0, the deep ring in a kernel
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by emanuele-em 4y ago
It's not uncommon to experience changes in our ability to imagine things vividly as we grow older, especially if we don't actively practice using our imagination. However, if you feel like this loss of imagination is impacting you
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by emanuele-em 4y ago
is an excellent online course that teaches the fundamentals of computer security and hacking. Created by Sam Altman, it's free and accessible to anyone who wants to improve their cybersecurity skills and knowledge. Highly recommended f
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Is a Microkernel running WASM at level 0 a Good Idea?
1 points by emanuele-em 4y ago|3 comments
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Deal with HTTP(s) Requests with the Latest Rust-Based MitM Proxy(github.com)
1 points by emanuele-em 4y ago|1 comments
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by emanuele-em 4y ago
Are you looking for a high-performance, open-source MITM proxy that guarantees your online privacy? Look no further than my new Rust-based MITM proxy. With its modern design and robust features, this proxy is perfect for intercepting and mo
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Show HN: MitM Proxy in Rust(github.com)
3 points by emanuele-em 4y ago|1 comments
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Git-Repo: Man in the Middle Proxy in Rust(github.com)
2 points by emanuele-em 4y ago|1 comments

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