thesurlydev

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   by thesurlydev 1y ago

   This resonates with me. I'm also around the same age and have the same amount of experience. I love AI and use it for both personal and work tasks for two reasons: 1. It's a way to bounce around ideas without (as much) bias as a h
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   by thesurlydev 1y ago

   I like Podman with it's API for hosting (no k8s) but I reverted back to Docker for local because of docker-compose incompatibilities. This was a year or more ago so it may not still be an issue.
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   by thesurlydev 1y ago

   I've been following Dark since its inception and found the idea inspiring. I'm happy about today's announcements and look forward to seeing what comes next. On a personal note, I'm curious around the move to F# as the im
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   Ask HN: How do you use AI for development in high security environments?

   6 points by thesurlydev 1y ago|4 comments
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   by thesurlydev 1y ago

   Agree. That would be a great insight as well as what type of activities cause the explosion in spend.
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   by thesurlydev 1y ago

   I use the Windsurf Cascade plugin in JetBrains IDEs. My current flow is I rough-in the outline of what I want and have generally use the plugin to improve what I have by creating tests, performance improvements, or just making things more i
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   by thesurlydev 1y ago

   Once upon a time I day traded and the go-to interface was TradingView[1] [1] https://www.tradingview.com/
8. 38.▲
   by thesurlydev 1y ago

   Where has this blog been all my life.
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   by thesurlydev 1y ago

   My thoughts exactly and it makes me truly terrified.
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    Kagent: Kubernetes native framework for building AI agents(github.com)

    4 points by thesurlydev 2y ago|0 comments
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    Great post. I've been a fan of NIN for over 30 years and no other band has had such a profound impact on my life. This is saying a lot because I've always been heavily into almost all genres. My biased opinion is that there's
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    I just want to say this blog is one of the best engineering/product blogs out there. I’ve been an avid reader for a while and always learn something. Very inspirational.
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    I literally just wrote something similar called techdocs[1] in Rust and uses Claude to generate a README. It includes API and CLI. [1] https://github.com/thesurlydev/techdocs
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    Couldn't tell you. The fact that JetBrains decided to make it a paid add-on beyond the normal IDE subscription cost turned me off. I wonder if AI assistant will be deprecated once Junie is GA. Anyone know?
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    Every once in a while I'll try LibreOffice out but I can never get past the UI. I've also never seen it in use at a company which begs the question: who is using it?
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    Taking a quick look around on their website it seems you can have them host for you or self-host but absolutely requires k8s. If I'm wrong, point me to the doc that shows you how to self-host without k8s and I'll officially be exc
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    Yes. Absolutely. But with one caveat: JetBrains is clearly lagging behind in AI features and none of the 30+ LLM plugins come close to the killer feature of Codeium's Windsurf (Cascade). For this reason, I've been using both Winds
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    Shout out to atuin [1] which helps a lot with the "remembering syntax" problem especially if you're using several different commands over and over. [1] https://atuin.sh/
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    First, thanks for sharing. Second, as I read this and other similar posts over the years I understand exactly what you mean. Although, in my case it's worse. I've built lots of things and left it in various degrees of completion b
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    Ask HN: In the age of AI innovation what should software engineers focus on?

    1 points by thesurlydev 2y ago|0 comments
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    Ask HN: What communities exist that are free from self-promotion?

    1 points by thesurlydev 2y ago|0 comments
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    As I read through these comments I'm reminded of recon techniques commonly used in bug bounties. Reverse proxies, decompiling APKs, parsing JS files to find endpoints, etc. I often went down rabbit holes in the recon phase and never fo
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    For anyone who's enjoyed reading this, there's plenty more to read about on the bug bounty platforms such as HackerOne's "Hacktivity": https://hackerone.com/hacktivity
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    Thanks. That's it. Coincidentally, I found out what it was by looking at the actual press release where they had a screenshot of it too.
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    My wallet is trembling. On a side note, anyone know what database software was shown during the announcement?
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    Thanks for sharing. I've always wanted to drive from Seattle to Boston on I-90 but the train looks fun too.
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    I'd love to hear how folks are deploying and hosting their Rust projects
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    This is fantastic. I can't remember the last time I've interfaced with a dot matrix printer. It might have been in college getting a print out of Fortran programs. Thanks for sharing!
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    Inspired by recent projects like Kamal and Sidekick which target VPS rather than k8s, I created a control plane that leverages Caddy, Cloudflare, Podman, and Hetzner to automate deploying apps. The intent is to remove as many obstacles as p
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    by thesurlydev 2y ago

    I like the idea but what would be next level would be to visualize a project and all its dependencies such as microservices, database, queue, etc. Has there been any studies that prove that this infinite canvas mode is more productive than