iyn

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   by iyn 1y ago

   It's shocking that so many people don't have any problem with that idea. "Never again"?
2. 32.▲
   by iyn 1y ago

   Agreed — came here to say exactly that. I like that this is not yet another tailwind template (nothing wrong with them, I use them all the time) but something with its own identity. I especially love the illustrations/icons. Well done!
3. 33.▲
   by iyn 1y ago

   https://xkcd.com/87/ this one?
4. 34.▲
   by iyn 2y ago

   Can you provide more info? Use-cases, how would it work, where will you publish it?
5. 35.▲
   by iyn 2y ago

   "I will support and defend the Constitution and laws of the United States of America against all enemies, foreign and domestic" [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oath_of_Allegiance_%28United_S...
6. 36.▲
   by iyn 2y ago

   I've too been thinking along these lines lately. A month ago I would think it's an alarmist/overblown to frame the situation in such a way but simply looking at the actions and ignoring the "justification"/prop
7. 37.▲
   by iyn 2y ago

   What's happening is a destruction of institutions, under the guise of efficiency. If your goal was to establish authoritarian system and/or oligarchy in the US within a year and without firing any bullets, what would you do differ
8. 38.▲
   by iyn 2y ago

   Thanks, I appreciate the additional context. Now all of it makes sense :)
9. 39.▲
   by iyn 2y ago

   Thank you, this is it!
10. 40.▲
    by iyn 2y ago

    Brilliant idea (moving the found item to the location you first looked at)! If you ever write a blog post about your org system/such tricks I'd happily read it :)
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    by iyn 2y ago

    Thanks, I appreciate the detailed explanation. I'm familiar with Vault and been using that at work — but we tend to fetch values from Vault and export them as env variables in the end anyway. Obviously we don't want to hardcode th
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    by iyn 2y ago

    Ok, this sounds like a plausible direction — thanks! It seems that Cursor is using Electron. I don't know about its internals (tried it a couple of times years ago), but after a quick look at the docs I've found this: https:&#x2F
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    by iyn 2y ago

    That's the thing, though — trying to understand the reason with this limited info. I imagine that I could perform some reverse engineering but I wondered if maybe someone has some ideas/suggestions. Serializing the env vars is one
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    by iyn 2y ago

    I'm confused too :). The LuLu alert says [0]: process id: 54279 process args: -p "<some id>" + JSON. stringify(process.env) + "<some id>" process path: /Applications/Cursor.app
15. 45.▲
    by iyn 2y ago

    > you could look into using something like “env” to spawn the process with a reduced environment Can you elaborate/show an example? I agree in general to limit sensitive data stored in env vars, but often it's not feasible. One
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    by iyn 2y ago

    Clickable link to the screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/47UeNAw.png
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    Ask HN: Why is Cursor IDE accessing all my env vars?

    15 points by iyn 2y ago|25 comments
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    by iyn 2y ago

    Thanks, I’ve read the first part, it’s interesting that there’s no difference between selected candidates and dropouts. Also, pretty nice example of typist :)
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    by iyn 2y ago

    Out of curiosity, what was the thesis about? Can you share the PDF?
20. 50.▲
    by iyn 2y ago

    Yeah, I've been in the same (amazing) rabbit hole, can recommend. Are there any public sources about SM being written in Pascal? TIL
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    OpenAI launches o3-mini, its latest 'reasoning' model(techcrunch.com)

    19 points by iyn 2y ago|2 comments
22. 52.▲
    by iyn 2y ago

    Can you give/point me to an example for how to do this (preemptive + cooperative combination)? What are the use cases? I’m new to embedded programming (and intermediate in Rust).
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    Ask HN: Does it make sense to use OpenSearch/Elasticsearch as main DB?

    2 points by iyn 2y ago|0 comments
24. 54.▲
    by iyn 2y ago

    Thanks for guidance on sizing the instance(s), I'll experiment with that in the coming weeks.
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    by iyn 2y ago

    Thanks for reaching out! Just to be clear, from what I can tell, both PeerDB and Temporal are great (and I’ve been hoping to learn Temporal for a while). At some point I considered self-hosting PeerDB but my impression was that it required
26. 56.▲
    by iyn 2y ago

    Yes, I think NATS is reasonable — I don't have operational experience with it but based on my earlier reading it seems that it can be run on a smaller budget. Is this "regular" NATS or the Jetstream variant?
27. 57.▲
    by iyn 2y ago

    Yeah, I've looked into PeerDB but in terms of self-hosting it's not really lightweight, as they depend on Temporal [0]. I'm currently optimizing for less complexity/budget, as I have just a few customers. [0] https:&#x2
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    by iyn 2y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion. I've seen it on GitHub but haven't really looked into operating it. I was under the impression it's more focused on the real-time aspect than CDC. Do you have any experience managing it? I'm cu
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    by iyn 2y ago

    I have these use cases: 1. Syncing data in Postgres to ElasticSearch/ClickHouse (which handle search/analytics on the data I store in PG) 2. Invoking my own workflow engine — I have built a system that allows end-users to define t
30. 60.▲
    by iyn 2y ago

    Looks interesting, I’ve been investigating Postgres CDC solutions for a while, so I’m curious if this could help my use-case. Can you elaborate on failure modes? What happens if e.g. NATS server (or worker/replicator) node dies? In pri