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1y ago
you can use anything that has a VM. let's say Github codespaces. Launch a new codespace, setup vpn or just squid. Use it. It will not stop working unless your gov. decides to block said service (GitHub) too.
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Cool. I want to add dynamic client registration but haven't got around to do it yet.
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I built hyper-mcp[1] as side project with each MCP as a WASM plugin. The idea is each plugin runs in their own wasm vm with limited network/file system access. Plugins are written in any language, as long as they can compile to WASM an
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1y ago
> Eg prefer 64-core m8g.16xlarge over 96-core m8g.24xlarge which will span two nodes. It's sad that we have to do this by ourselves
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@eyberg: i'm curious on how NanosVM Inception works? what's included in the image here https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/prodview-lwk72eg6wfo3i
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1y ago
this kinda speak about how anti-DX AWS is
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1y ago
looks very much usable for local usage.
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> I was provided the $699 M4 Pro 4TB SSD upgrade by M4-SSD. It's quite expensive (especially compared to normal 4TB NVMe SSDs, which range from $200-400)...
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Gemini AI can access your WhatsApp from July 7
(tuta.com)
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or they can't? Bazzite seems to be just a big Dockerfile built on top of bootc and bootc image builder right? https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/blob/main/Containerfile
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1y ago
what's the cost of sending notifications via mobile app? cheaper than email?
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1y ago
I'm working on a secure MCP server using WASM vm sandboxing. - Each plugins run in its own WASM vm. - Explicit network/fs access. No network or file access by default - Can limit cpu/resources The reo: https://gith
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Kubernetes: Binaries size reduction using dead code elimination
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1y ago
if you want to try on 5090, it's not supported yet > Support for modern GPU architectures. One of our next milestones is extending MPK to support next-generation architectures such as NVIDIA Blackwell. A major challenge lies in inte
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> it's a long road ahead to get to true chroot/namespace-level sandboxing but everyone is moving to microvm because namespace/cgroup is not enough. - GCP did with cloudrun v2 - aws did with firecracker - Microsoft use VM f
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for this, what does it take to support another language?
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1y ago
shameless plug: i wrote a personal mcp using wasm vm as sandboxing mechanism. plugins are packaged into OCI images, signed & publish to OCI registry. by default, plugins has no filesystem access & network access unless specified by
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1y ago
until they start targeting this benchmark
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I wrote my own tool for that too :D https://github.com/tuananh/hyper-mcp it's a MCP server with WASM plugin system, packaged, signed & published via OCI registry.
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Just use other transport like streamable http. i wrote a MCP with plugin system where you only need to run 1 instance and add plugins via config file. https://github.com/tuananh/hyper-mcp
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A Meme Generator MCP
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1y ago
- stuff that I use - stuff that i want to stay for very long time - stuff that I believe will success.
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i made a MCP server plugin for that :D https://github.com/tuananh/hyper-mcp/tree/main/examples/plug...
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Show HN: A MCP server to evaluate Python code in WASM VM using RustPython
(github.com)
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here's one that i use https://github.com/tuananh/hyper-mcp/blob/main/.github/renov...
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renovate can be configured to do that too :)
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my guess: scratch & upx ?
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Why are there many startups founded by ex 8200 units (Israel)?
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2y ago
Does GNU coreutils have that many CVE?
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I just use OCI registry to host all my MCP modules (the way I chose to extends my MCP server's capabilities) - WASM plugins. OCI registry is available every where and probably already presented in your infrastructure. You get to use al
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