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by tasn 1y ago
For sure, that's why I said it's possibly due to the ecosystem. We link against two C libraries other than libc: OpenSSL and librdkafka. Though they are both abstracted away with solid Rust bindings so for us, so as a consumer of
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by tasn 1y ago
Go doesn't use clang/llvm, so they can't use these tools.
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by tasn 1y ago
This feels more like a failure than a win. Don't get me wrong, I love Valgrind, and have been using it extensively in my past life as a C developer. Though the fact that Go needs Valgrind feels like a failure of the language or the eco
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by tasn 1y ago
To combat a Chrome hegemony you need strong opposition, not a long-tail of weak opposition. Or in other words: Firefox needs to become more competitive. I (unfortunately) don't think having another 0.1% market cap browser is the soluti
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Svix (webhooks as a service) is hiring for a founding marketing lead(svix.com)
1 points by tasn 1y ago
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by tasn 1y ago
I also found it confusing, the way I ended up interpreting it: they are the first unsupported team, and was also unsupported but did it solo.
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by tasn 1y ago
Email is used a single factor (either because of magic links or forgot password flows), so the impact is much larger than getting your snail mail sent to someone else. Also, whoever takes your old residence is probably not malicious (they j
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by tasn 1y ago
I loved your "do things that don't scare" story from the other thread! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38019292
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by tasn 1y ago
Congrats on the launch! I'm biased, but you should probably consider changing the webhooks to follow https://www.standardwebhooks.com/ for greater compatibility and library support.
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by tasn 1y ago
I was curious what the AI would include if promoted to create a similar list. I prefer the human version. Ref: https://chatgpt.com/s/t_689a00f83f7c8191b70d07912a092f86
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by tasn 1y ago
This is such a great anecdote, thanks for sharing! Somehow relatedly, I still remember the first time I heard about profile-guided optimization which is essentially the same but for all of your code at once (well, same idea, not sure it&#x2
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by tasn 1y ago
In my circles we include private networks going back at least 15 years. So maybe diluted, but if diluted, at least not new.
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OSS Rebuild: open-source, rebuilt to last(security.googleblog.com)
180 points by tasn 1y ago|62 comments
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by tasn 1y ago
How is that different to any other library? Supply chain risk is a big problem.
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by tasn 1y ago
Another alternative is loading a library and setting it to a fixed version. You're still giving a 3rd party full access to your website, but at least it's more auditable and safe. Fwiw, I think iframes are great!
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by tasn 1y ago
I've mostly experienced it when moving from borrowing to ownership and vice versa. E.g. having a struct that takes ownership over its fields, and then moving it to a borrow with a lifetime. It's not super common though, especially
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by tasn 1y ago
Very biased, but I think you should just use Svix[1]. Though if you're interested, I recorded a video about webhook architecture at some point you may find useful: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4jvV75OD620 1: https:&#
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by tasn 1y ago
Congrats OpenAI on the launch, and glad to see it's Standard Webhooks[1] compatible! 1: https://www.standardwebhooks.com/
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by tasn 1y ago
Long time Android user, and it works great. Not sure why your experience is so different, but I'm very happy with the notification channels experience.
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by tasn 1y ago
I wrote about doing the same thing in 2016[1], crazy to think that we STILL don't have IPv6. 1: https://stosb.com/blog/using-an-external-server-and-a-vpn-to...
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by tasn 1y ago
I think this is true for the very simple cases, for example and obviously bad picture vs. a good one. I don't think this is necessarily true for more complex tasks, especially not in areas that require deep evaluation. For example, rev
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by tasn 1y ago
It's not an analogy, it's the dictionary definition.
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by tasn 1y ago
No it's not. The main difference is that terrorists target civilian population as a means to get what they want, and freedom fighters target military.
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by tasn 1y ago
I still mostly think like you, but I'm now more open to closed source tools. The question I ask myself: is the advantage here so significant that it's worth the hypothetical switching cost at some point (and is export even possibl
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by tasn 1y ago
1. Maybe it's time to drop the crazy runtime generation and have something statically discoverable, or at least a way to annotate the typing statically. 2. Astral indicated already they plan to just add direct support for Django and ot
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by tasn 1y ago
Astral announced it last year I think, so it's been a long time coming.
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by tasn 1y ago
I love the terrible font rendering! Is it a special font, or some CSS?
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OpenAI reaches agreement to buy Windsurf for around $3B(bloomberg.com)
155 points by tasn 1y ago|2 comments
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by tasn 1y ago
No strings at all. Oversight: the way it worked is that you agree on a proposal and milestones. When a milestone is complete you present it to them and then they pay for that part of the agreement. If memory serves making it easy and access
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by tasn 1y ago
I previously received funding from nlnet and they have been great to work with. I highly recommend working with them, and they have been supporting amazing projects!

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