gerritjvv

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by gerritjvv 2y ago
He sould've and should say no. No Linux has and will be a C project. Imagine going to a project like Rails and trying to convince them they should use C# instead because its better than their language and everyone is wrong. Then if the
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by gerritjvv 2y ago
I suggest you try Fleak, Langflow, and LangChain to compare. Neither Langflow nor LangChain are simple options, and they are more geared towards chatbot use cases.
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by gerritjvv 5y ago
nice, keep up the good work. clj gives a different way of thinking (imho better), but alas even introducing algebra to geometry had push back, and so will anything that upsets the norm. Another equally important benefit of clojure is its st
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by gerritjvv 6y ago
the simplest option is to store your keys in aws secrets manager (if you use aws), and then write some tooling around it. self promotion * You did ask how people do it :), this is my way, Ive written my own service which has been in
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by gerritjvv 7y ago
Some notes from myself (the author): I strongly have to insist that when sharing credentials/passwords you should be using a service like a secrets manager or password manager, ideally you'll use my service https://pkhu
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Show HN: SecureSend share passwords, like fileshare but for short msgs(pkhub.io)
1 points by gerritjvv 7y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: A simple fast encryption library using standard JVM JCE classes(github.com)
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AES Java Encryption Performance Benchmarks(medium.com)
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Show HN: PKHub a Developer's Password Manager(pkhub.io)
5 points by gerritjvv 7y ago|0 comments