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kantselovich
12d ago
All docs for evidence.dev are AI-hallucinated …YMMV
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kantselovich
12d ago
Say you have an inventory - list of cloud database instances from all engineering teams in the org. Is this list growing over time or shrinking or remains the mostly the same? If the list is growing, is it growing evenly across all teams ,
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kantselovich
12d ago
I like the observable framework too - very flexible, you can nail very specific visualization details by dropping down to JS/html. Maybe this is targeted to pure SQL folks that can get lost in UI details. PS: one issue that I have with
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kantselovich
5mo ago
If there is no database, where one should persist state? Most software is stateful and needs to persist state across restarts, so I would argue that one needs at least SQLite. On SQLite being safe default: in practice it means supporting mu
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6mo ago
I think the findings that the LLM triggers “desperation” like emotions when it about to run out of tokens in a coding session have practical implications. The tasks needs to be planned, so that they are likely to be consistent before the se
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kantselovich
6mo ago
Thank you for the detailed write up. I’m was thinking about building native windows UI, wrapping around cross platform library written in swift. I did not know it was that messy and complicated.
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6mo ago
I recall, at the time Bloomberg and their source were taking about tiny chip on the bmc that was masking as a resistor. However they did not produce any concrete evidence, citing NDA between that security company and their client.
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6mo ago
I don't think it was a confirmed story. That is, the tiny "grain of rice" size Ethernet module that CEO of a security audit company allegedly found, was not present in other SuperMicro servers. SuperMicro itself, as well as
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7mo ago
100%! Lots of issues are only discovered when enough code has been written. More than that , other issues are discovered only when the project is actually deployed as MVP.
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7mo ago
TDD helps a lot, but it’s no guarantee - LLM is smart enough to “fake” the code to pass tests . I’m working on project - a password manager, where I have full end to end test harnesses - cli client makes changes, sync them to the server and
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7mo ago
I’m at level 6 according to this article. I have solid harness, but I still need to review the code so I can understand how to plan for the next set of changes . Also, I’m struggling to take it to multiple agents level, mostly because thing
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7mo ago
I've glanced over the article - I think using SQLCypher makes sense if it benefits Keepass project internally, meaning makes it easier to implement new features or fix bugs. I do not see how it would benefits end users in any significa
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7mo ago
I'm working on an alternative to KeePass/KeepassXC called Lockstep - it is local-first password manager that supports sync natively. It uses SQLCypher as local data store and keeps KeePass-compatible data model - supports import
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7mo ago
I do not want to self host either, for exactly the same reasons. However, I do want to have full control of my secret data beyond the secrets themselves, ideally w/out self hosting, i.e. I want to have crypto-proven control over whom I
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7mo ago
I'm working on an alternative that I hope would be better. https://github.com/lockstepvault-hq/lockstep (early alfa project) Would you mind sharing what user experiences are not ideal with 1Password, I'd lik
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7mo ago
I'm building an alternative called Lockstep: KeePass-like local-first password vault but with build sync https://github.com/lockstepvault-hq/lockstep Sync requires a server, however server does not see any secret
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8mo ago
Working on MacOS app that detects an active meeting in one of the commonly used apps and then turns on a LED "presence" light. The purpose to let others know that you are "on air" at this moment. Current release candida
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9mo ago
https://konstantin.antselovich.com/
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11mo ago
macOS menu bar app that guesses if you are in a meeting and updates "Luxafor flag" - LED indicator https://github.com/kantselovich/LuxaforPresence
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11mo ago
macOS menu bar app that checks if you are in a meeting and updates LED light indicator https://github.com/kantselovich/LuxaforPresence