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by tevon 2y ago
Bruinen ( https://bruinen.co ) | Senior Software Engineer| San Francisco Bay Area | ONSITE Bruinen builds a local-first database for edge devices. We're completely built in Rust and allow devices to use any network available
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by tevon 2y ago
Sooo we’re building “SQLite for local-first development”, it’s here! Uses CRDTs, can be a partially replicated db, peer to peer networking and discovery. Bruinen.co Shoot me a note if you want an early build! Or if interested in building wi
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by tevon 2y ago
Bruinen | bruinen.co | (Senior) Software Eng | in-person / remote San Francisco Bruinen is working on infrastructure technology for edge environments - we're starting with the database. Our database, Delta, is local-first and dist
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by tevon 2y ago
This is wild. And somehow at the end of this he comes to the conclusion that software engineers need a union? We're on of the highest paid, most flexible professions ever. It seems like the thing missing here is the simple fact that en
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by tevon 2y ago
How is your license plate on public land your personal data?
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by tevon 2y ago
This is awesome! Love that it is able to "plot" across a cylinder
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Ask HN: Domain Name Registrar for Developers?
1 points by tevon 2y ago|5 comments
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by tevon 2y ago
My guess is that the "piracy" direction got killed by higher ups because we've likely already infected many of the foreign systems that we want to control. Piracy would just make them look a bit too hard at their existing sys
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by tevon 2y ago
Stuxnet was us. And there have been zero days that we know the NSA has had for years. I'd say we are more rarely being caught, our goal isn't to knock their internet offline for weeks but to be inside their machines for years. The
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by tevon 2y ago
Currently if you visit the xz repository it is disabled for violating github's TOS. While it should clearly be disabled, I feel like github should leave the code and history up, while displaying a banner (and disabled any features that
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by tevon 3y ago
I agree with this as well! OpenAPI spec seems intended to be consumed, not written. Its a great way to convey what your API does, but is pretty awful to write from scratch. I do wish there was a simpler language to write in... JSON-based as
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by tevon 3y ago
It could likely also be injected via malicious websites, force-shared google docs etc. If a unknowing user asks a simple question, and Gemini reaches out to a malicious website for an answer, the prompt could be injected. Additionally it co
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by tevon 3y ago
Strangely also the site linked in the gitlab is not a live site. One other question: why gitlab instead of github? I think this is the first OS library I've seen using gitlab instead of github or a self-hosted site
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Show HN: Data Apps for Everyone(bruinen.co)
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by tevon 3y ago
This whole post excitingly reads like star wars. Can someone with an electrical or physics background help translate what this means "Our propulsion system uses a cathodic arc discharge powered by a capacitor bank"? I take it it u
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by tevon 3y ago
Completely agree, however when I customized a standard keyboard, I DID have issues switching back. Now I've customized an ortholinear split hand keyboard, and my brain seems to keep this as a completely separate mental map and I have n
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by tevon 3y ago
i ended up customizing an ortholinear keyboard, took a little while to learn, but seems like my brain keeps a separate "mental map" of it, and it doesn't interfere with my typing on a standard laptop.
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by tevon 3y ago
One thing that I've found in addressing the worry about training muscle memory on 99% of "standard" keyboards: use a keyboard that is sufficiently different from standard that you brain inherently recognizes the difference. I
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by tevon 3y ago
This also doesn't fit with their recent announcements significantly lowering prices. If they were that worried about losing $ they wouldn't have cut prices, they're the clear leader from a performance perspective and can comm
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by tevon 3y ago
How do you think this will affect companies building single-tenant apps? I can imagine SaaS businesses offering their product as a "box": making on-prem significantly easier. Deliver your software along with the hardware, hook it
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by tevon 3y ago
We've absolutely loved using duckDB, have paired it with PRQL to enable writing really simple to read pipelines that can be composed easily. Next up adding a caching layer in. Anyone know if duckdb is considering adding some sort of ca
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by tevon 3y ago
Do we know if the phone was in lockdown mode? Anyone know how effective lockdown mode is in preventing most of these zero-days?
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by tevon 3y ago
I was hopeful starting this article. Because I do think we need something better than OpenAPI for self-documenting APIs... The idea of an interactive tutorial is great, but as others have mentioned, likely very difficult to maintain over ti
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by tevon 3y ago
Is anyone working on this? I'd love be able to work with a full spec. I think colang from Nvidia seems like the "closest" so far, and that is pretty specifically focused on chatbots which is to bad.
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by tevon 3y ago
Introducing non-deterministic inputs into programs is already wild. I think once we get past "make the LLM generate #$%!#@ JSON" we will start seeing a lot more of this, since we will then be able to constrain the code-paths that
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by tevon 3y ago
I'd love to see some more examples! This seems like it could be particularly useful in restricting the domain of the LLM. I.e. ensuring it outputs specific values and few-shot training these steps. I think there may a really powerful i
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by tevon 3y ago
I want this but instead of my CPU usage goes over a certain percentage I get that early 2010s MacBook Pro sound: like it’s a jet trying to take off from my desk. That lets me know I have a hung process somewhere
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by tevon 3y ago
Same I use them constantly, but just set one of your thumb keys to shift to your functions row. You can map all the way up to F24 then! and have any other IDE specific commands in that layer as well. I use F all over the place in VS-code an
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by tevon 3y ago
Surprised Dygma hasn't been mentioned yet. https://dygma.com/pages/defy Equally as expensive, but really good, team is very responsive and involved with the community, and their customization software is getting b
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by tevon 3y ago
Dygma is coming out with the Defy this month, which comes with wireless capability and is also an ortholinear split board! I have their other keyboard, the Raise, and its unbelievably good. I modded the heck out of it and now folks come up

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