mahmoudimus

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by mahmoudimus 4y ago
Sorry, can you help clarify your comment? Do you mean that it's better to not call this "Supabase Vault" and just say "Secrets Management available in Supabase" ?
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by mahmoudimus 4y ago
tbh, this is the way to go (as someone who is currently a CEO of a venture funded company). great job there! well done. lesson definitely learned.
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by mahmoudimus 4y ago
At a very high level, there has to be some sort of client-side encryption before transmitting the query to the server. That's usually the basic premise, client-side encrypts then transmits to the server which operates and returns a res
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by mahmoudimus 4y ago
You're on the right track. I work in the data security space and while this is a cool release, it's not novel[0] and has been around for a while[1]. As a general rule of thumb, the first thing to check is if the provider is aski
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RevEAL Single-Trace Side-Channel Leakage of Seal Homomorphic Encryption Library [pdf](research.ece.ncsu.edu)
1 points by mahmoudimus 5y ago|0 comments
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The Hascal Programming Language(github.com)
3 points by mahmoudimus 5y ago|2 comments
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List of 4,248 open source programming languages(codelani.com)
79 points by mahmoudimus 5y ago|24 comments
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Revisiting Prechelt’s paper comparing Java, Lisp, C/C++ and scripting languages(renato.athaydes.com)
118 points by mahmoudimus 5y ago|71 comments
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Revisiting Prechelt’s paper comparing Java, Lisp, C/C++ and scripting languages(renato.athaydes.com)
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Quantum phases of matter on a 256-atom programmable quantum simulator(nature.com)
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by mahmoudimus 5y ago
Fascinating article. I've been doing research in this area and I wonder if there was exploration for JinjaThreads - which operate on Jinja (a Java-like language) that does a formal DRF proof guarantee (coincidentally using Isabelle&#x2
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by mahmoudimus 5y ago
The Developer Experience (DX) on Vercel is exceptional. Definitely rivals the best companies. Great job Guillermo! Way to really understand your customer profile.
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ANOM Sting Operation (FBI Backdoor)(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by mahmoudimus 5y ago|0 comments
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by mahmoudimus 6y ago
>I think the point is, how can we make it so the companies that build profitable products using open source code can support the developers who build those open source libraries? This. This is the conversation we need to have. However, I
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Data Privacy and Trust in Cloud Computing (2021) [pdf](link.springer.com)
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The Lobster Programming Language(github.com)
55 points by mahmoudimus 6y ago|4 comments
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How to Ask Questions – The Smart Way(catb.org)
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by mahmoudimus 6y ago
I completely agree with this statement and made a similar realization as well. Basically, modern devops and application development boils down to writing Lisp in YAML. Config languages for Ansible, K8S, etc.are just basically a bad implemen
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by mahmoudimus 6y ago
If you're a startup and you need PCI DSS compliance, please contact me - mahmoud [@] verygoodsecurity.com and I'd love to help!
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by mahmoudimus 6y ago
Just use a neutral vaulting company!
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by mahmoudimus 6y ago
I think we need to caveat _what_ is a database when we make statements like this: > Databases. They are the single source of truth for our most critical business data, yet as engineers we tend to overlook tooling with this in mind. Most
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by mahmoudimus 6y ago
Google engineering is fantastic and respectable. What gives the impression that it is anything else other than excellent?
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by mahmoudimus 6y ago
There are a few companies doing some stuff commercially - some have mentioned TFHC, sponsored by commercial entity called Inpher ( https://www.inpher.io/ ) and you have others like Enveil ( https://enveil.com ), wh
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by mahmoudimus 6y ago
This is a great idea and in my opinion should be a best practice for any company. We're actively working on enabling this functionality for our core data aliasing engine at the company where I work. The idea is pretty cool when you sta
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by mahmoudimus 6y ago
I'm not sure about the taxable donation (did you perhaps mean a tax-deductible donation instead?) but I have a few ways. It looks like that thread links to a company that's specializing in that, were they able to solve your use ca
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by mahmoudimus 6y ago
Completely agree. I hate that companies do not give back to this -- but it is changing and that's a positive. Stripe & Segment have their open source grants, WhatsApp Co-Founder (Jan Koum) donated $1MM USD to FreeBSD, DuckDuckGo do
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by mahmoudimus 6y ago
Precisely the use case that Deno should be used for. Serverless functions are a great use case for Deno right now.
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by mahmoudimus 6y ago
Clever ;)
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by mahmoudimus 6y ago
This is a very interesting idea - basically the new JVM is a headless browser. Fascinating to think Of the possibilities.
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by mahmoudimus 7y ago
Congrats on launching! I am a big fan of ScreenHero and sorely miss it in Slack. Question: I am looking to build a remote development environment and would love to license this to see if possible to develop on a cloud machine to avoid issue

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