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functional_dev
6mo ago
The backtracking implementation in jq is really the secret sauce for how it handles those complex filters without getting bogged down
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6mo ago
right, attenuation is particularly bad with Starlink because it operates in the Ku and Ka bands... wavelengths are small enough to be scattered by individual raindrops
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6mo ago
Yeah... attacks like LogoFAIL hit during the DXE and BDS phases when the firmware is acting as its own 'mini OS' before the handoff Easier to comprehend here - https://vectree.io/c/uefi-firmware-architecture-p
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6mo ago
yeah, Nim is great for that... much easier to explain to others than C or Zig especially for math code
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6mo ago
I agree its unenforceable by design unless they control the OS
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6mo ago
This 'self vs non-self' logic is very similar to how plants prevent self-pollination. They have a biological 'discrimination' system to recognize and reject their own genetic code. Here is a breakdown - https:/
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6mo ago
Here is a technical comparison to show how Knowledge Distillation works for on-device AI. It has visual maps for the Teacher vs Student models and explains things like 'Dark Knowledge' - https://vectree.io/compare&
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6mo ago
It's very confusing topic. I rendered this visual map to show how SRY gene is the 'trigger' for development, not just having the Y chromosome. It helps see the signaling steps where things like AIS or XX syndrome happen: htt
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6mo ago
You might like these too: High Output Management (Andrew Grove) https://vectree.io/c/high-output-management-andrew-grove Never Split the Difference (Chris Voss) https://vectree.io/c/never-split-the
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6mo ago
To be honest, I'm a total introvert. I've spent my career as an IC, but I’m trying to transition into being an "Architect" of systems that people actually value and pay for. The biggest hurdle for me isn't the code.
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Show HN: Vectree – Learn complex concepts through AI-generated interactive SVGs
(vectree.io)
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6mo ago
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7mo ago
Building a cheaper alternative to Twilio Voice Intelligence. Record phone calls, transcribe, generate AI summaries, enable semantic search over transcripts — $0.30/hour vs Twilio's $1.50/hour. Stack is 15+ Go microservices on
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9mo ago
It's probably SRI. I disabled "Email Address Obfuscation" in Cloudflare. It was probably misfiring.
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9mo ago
Thanks for follow up! I suspect this is cloudflare doing some auto-minifying. It injects the "integrity" tags and something does not match. I will try to turn it off. Thanks again!
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9mo ago
That is strange. Just tried it on Firefox (Desktop), and it loaded fine. Any tips how to identify what is the issue?
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9mo ago
What browser are you using? It loads up for me fine. Could you help me to debug that, please?
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9mo ago
Could be both. I have used LLMs quite heavily on Rust (at work) and Haskell at leisure. And it is much harder to MOVE FAST.
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9mo ago
English is not my first language, and you nailed it. I used LLM to "polish" it. Probably too much. But I am open for questions if you like :)
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9mo ago
You are technically right, that is not a functional language. But it borrows many things from functional world :)
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Author here. I’m a huge FP snob (Rust/Scala) so using Go for this project kinda hurt at first. But as a solo founder, I needed speed. The main thing I learned is that LLMs write amazing Go code. It's so simple and boilerplate-heav
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I Hate Go, but It Saved My Startup: An Architectural Autopsy
(audiotext.live)
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9mo ago
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