rishabhaiover

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   by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

   I suspect Cursor is not the right platform to write code on. IMO, humans are lazy and would never code on Cursor. They default to code generation via prompt which is sub-optimal.
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   by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

   damn, I need a MAX sub for this.
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   by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

   I use claude-code extensively to plan and study for my college using the socrates learning mode. It's a great way to learn for me. I wanted to test the new model's capabilities on that front.
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   by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

   Is this available on claude-code?
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   by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

   I was working with the assumption in this model the attestation is signed by ephemeral keys (OIDC) which would reveal the bad actor or give breadcrumbs. Enough to reduce incentives to hijack packages.
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   by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

   Why can't package managers enforce attestations backed by a transparent log for each commit made to a public repository?
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   by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

   the market
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   by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

   When I see a hn post with no critical comments I assume all comments are either seeded or biased (commenting on my own bias)
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   by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

   There's an actual production grade database written in zig: https://tigerbeetle.com/
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    by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

    I didn't know this. While reading up on CDNs I was led to believe that they were a revolutionary idea for the kind of fast access we have to the Internet.
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    by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

    Interesting to hear. I suppose then geographical availability while handling cache consistency over the entire world must be a bigger selling point. Offering security with a few clicks of button also seems like a great benefit given a lot o
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    by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

    This is wonderful to hear. I have a naive question. Is this the reason most websites/web servers absolutely need CDNs (apart from their edge capabilities) because they understand caching much more than a web developer does? But I woul
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    by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

    Love Go! It gently introduced me to the systems programming world.
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    by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

    I'm sorry, I got confused.
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    by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

    I wish we had more respect for innovation.
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    by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

    clear case of bias infecting judgment.
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    by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

    https://thesecretlivesofdata.com/raft/
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    by rishabhaiover 11mo ago

    How does redis deal with the case of an in-memory HNSW growing faster than it can comfortably flush pages to disk?
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    by rishabhaiover 1y ago

    web-of-trust systems seldom scale
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    by rishabhaiover 1y ago

    wondering what if you run a SAST (a fast one) and share that with codex alongside the code diff?
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    by rishabhaiover 1y ago

    You're a poet, kind sir.
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    by rishabhaiover 1y ago

    I’d rather put my faith in his grand illusions than in your sanctimonious high priest pose.
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    by rishabhaiover 1y ago

    Fair.
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    by rishabhaiover 1y ago

    hn displays a religious hatred towards ai progress
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    by rishabhaiover 1y ago

    People who do not use LLMs to prune their high-dimensional search space (of any problem) will be outcompeted soon