jzelinskie

5 ms·

1.
by jzelinskie 23d ago
If you are seriously considering SpiceDB and our approach to telemetry bothers you, please do us a favor and open a GitHub issue (or find an existing one if someone beats you to it) and include your perspective. We want to be respectful whi
2.
by jzelinskie 24d ago
I love reading posts like this because it shows that authorization isn't as niche as it once was. I also empathize with avoiding dependencies when you ship enterprise software for running on-prem; we abused Postgres a lot while serving
3.
by jzelinskie 27d ago
This is interesting, but I think most enterprise AI buyers probably aren't looking to buy from the current batch; they're just too volatile at that stage. This does seem like an opportunity for cross-pollination where early start-
4.
by jzelinskie 2mo ago
Has anyone on HN gotten the horseshoe crab pin and can share the story?
5.
by jzelinskie 2mo ago
Love this museum! It's child and adult friendly. They also have the best souvenir: a collab with a local brewery for wild ales (sour beer)!
6.
by jzelinskie 2mo ago
For SpiceDB[0], we've found a lot of success using this framework to define our own analyzers; it's probably 10x easier now with LLMs. No need for tribal knowledge or more time wasted on code review if you can just turn it into a
7.
by jzelinskie 4mo ago
Lots of very bad uses for JWTs for service-to-service communication, too. There are often way more standard/foolproof alternatives than how lots of people use JWTs on the backend. I feel like discussions like these usually will surface
8.
by jzelinskie 4mo ago
Sorry for the "asking for more"-style comment, but it would be amazing if this came in epub and not just PDF.
9.
by jzelinskie 4mo ago
Hi Brandon! Have you tried Apple's container CLI[0]? I'm still mostly using OrbStack, but container gives me some hope for the future that Apple cares about this experience. [0]: https://github.com/apple/conta
10.
by jzelinskie 5mo ago
"Understanding _using_ singleflight in Go" would be a better title. This generated article doesn't give the reader a real understanding of the implementation and its various tradeoffs that you might care about depending on yo
11.
by jzelinskie 6mo ago
I think I need a deeper-dive into the "diagonal scaling" presented. From my understanding, this is actually no different from "industry decoupling" he disparages earlier in the presentation. There are even off-the-shelf
12.
by jzelinskie 6mo ago
Security has always been a game of just how much money your adversary is willing to commit. The conclusions drawn in lots of these articles are just already well understood systems design concepts, but for some reason people are acting like
13.
by jzelinskie 7mo ago
An emulator for integration testing against the major cloud providers seems like it should: 1. be table-stakes for a SDK from the cloud providers themselves 2. have the obvious home in a foundation like the CNCF; how else could you be &quot
14.
by jzelinskie 7mo ago
I'm just waiting for them to exhaust LotR and move on to Roverandom
15.
by jzelinskie 7mo ago
Sorry to piggyback, but if this is of interest to you, feel free to reach out to me over to email (contact info in my profile). I'm one of the founders of the most popular ReBAC solution, SpiceDB, which secures quite a few AI products
16.
by jzelinskie 8mo ago
I'd love to have someone else chime in on this because I did some spelunking and am not sure if this comment is true. I checked my DNS logs and saw zero attempts to resolve `log.tailscale.com` having ran tailscale for many years (I add
17.
by jzelinskie 8mo ago
Cool idea, for sure, but I can't help but wonder: for the code that's been ported, is there a concern that you'd have to perpetually watch out for CVEs in glibc/musl and determine if they also apply to the Zig implementa
18.
by jzelinskie 9mo ago
I think the most common tools for similar workflows is Google's crane[0] and Red Hat's Skopeo[1]. It might be slightly more low-level than most developers want, though. [0]: https://github.com/google/go-contai
19.
by jzelinskie 11mo ago
I'm curious if someone could chime in on the state of adoption of these these Rx libraries in other language's ecosystems. My poor memory seems to recall them gaining traction ~10 years ago, but they've fallen hard off my rad
20.
Trump pauses federal surge to San Francisco(sfstandard.com)
7 points by jzelinskie 1y ago|1 comments
21.
by jzelinskie 1y ago
I rebuild from HEAD using homebrew quite regularly and have maybe had a single crash in years using Helix, so I'm shocked to see Julia report she's had crashes. But because I run HEAD, I can tell you what's actually merged wh
22.
by jzelinskie 1y ago
I watched a video recently that dove deep into this as well[1]. It turns out there's not an easy way to figure out if it's borosilicate other than if it has "made in France" on it or if you know it was purchased in Europ
23.
by jzelinskie 1y ago
I don't think my config works anymore (to my earlier point), but this is the balance I struck when I used neovim: https://github.com/jzelinskie/dotfiles/blob/426768c61078a77c... I'd explicitly confi
24.
by jzelinskie 1y ago
I was never a big user of netrw or nerdtree, but Helix has <space>+f for a fuzzy-finding file browser or more recently they added <space>+e or <space>+E for a hierarchical directory explorer. I build HEAD from source using
25.
by jzelinskie 1y ago
I wanted to provide an anecdote because I hold the opposite opinions of the author in a variety of ways, but still have used Helix as my primary editor for years now. I don't chase shiny new tools nor do I aspire to replace my toolchai
26.
by jzelinskie 1y ago
I've seen projects like this for years and I still have the genuinely honest question: what are people doing that managing their dotfiles is significant problem for them? I've managed my dotfiles (12 different configuration files
27.
by jzelinskie 1y ago
I've written a reference because I've had this conversation so many times, haha https://jzelinskie.com/posts/p-what/
28.
by jzelinskie 1y ago
After reading about the recommendation system breakthrough[1], I'm more curious about just how much we're leaving on the table with classical algorithms. If you raised the amount of money being funneled into quantum computing and
29.
Apple Acquires Styra (Creators of Open Policy Agent)(blog.openpolicyagent.org)
11 points by jzelinskie 1y ago|0 comments
30.
by jzelinskie 1y ago
This is an incredibly useful one-liner. Thank you for sharing! I'm a big fan of jq, having written my own jq wrapper that supports multiple formats (github.com/jzelinskie/faq), but these days I find myself more quickly reachi

More ›