Sytten

7 ms·

1.
by Sytten 4d ago
I found that Mise handles all my needs for development and it is scoped so it doesn't try to update Python and break all my virtual env when I install something new /shrug
2.
by Sytten 1mo ago
I am in this space. The reality is that the margins for a Bug Bounty Hunting platform are not good, triage is very expensive specially with all the AI slop that gets submitted now. You can hide it for a long time with VC money, but they nee
3.
by Sytten 2mo ago
I am guessing Ghosty will become closer to Warp.
4.
by Sytten 4mo ago
You sure about that? Visa/Mastercars certainly are selling at least aggregated data if not more.
5.
by Sytten 4mo ago
AWS runs a lot of ARM server and they are pushed heavily since they are cheaper and faster. And with Apple running ARM it is just easier to fully transition now.
6.
by Sytten 4mo ago
If someone from the EFF is reading this, could we get a French translation of that article so I can send it to my MP and share around to friends and family. We need a mass movement on that to block it.
7.
by Sytten 5mo ago
Great terminal, annoying that everytime it updates I have to go back to the settings to disable new AI features or layout changes.
8.
by Sytten 5mo ago
You are inferring your own perception based on my comment, no need to be an asshole here. Like I said elsewhere we do both and they serve different purpose. We also make is very clear and easy to disable in the onboarding. I hope you try to
9.
by Sytten 5mo ago
We do both and they yield different learnings. They are complementary. We also have an issue tracking board with upvotes. I would say to your point that you can't improve what you don't measure.
10.
by Sytten 5mo ago
Respectfully I think your argument defeats itself. If you can only speak to your users once every 10-12 months it means your process doesn't scale by definition. Good analytics (not useless vanity metrics) should allow you to spot a pr
11.
by Sytten 5mo ago
That is just poor analytics IMO, if you have a good harness you can definitely tell if a feature is not well designed. You have to optimize for things like number of clicks to perform an operation not time spent in app.
12.
by Sytten 5mo ago
I used to believe that it was not necessary until I started building my own startup. If you dont have analytics you are flying blind. You don't know what your users actually care about and how to optimize a successful user journey. The
13.
by Sytten 5mo ago
We are in Rust so our options are more limited. Make sense the golang ecosystem is pretty good for that.
14.
by Sytten 5mo ago
Interesting product (Caido co-founder here). It is very hard to nail auth, probably the most underlooked aspect by end users. We are working on something similar for PoC reproduction of vulnerabilities. Fingerprinting is also a hard thing t
15.
by Sytten 6mo ago
Jokes on them I am still running Windows 10 and not planning to move my gaming PC to Windows 11 (hardware not supported).
16.
by Sytten 6mo ago
I really wish people would stop using the language as an argument and that commenter would also move on to a more interesting debate. In your discussion the first comment from an ex kuzu dev made an excellent point that rust for databases i
17.
by Sytten 6mo ago
Knowing if it is embeddable or server would be nice in that table
18.
by Sytten 6mo ago
Trademark are always scoped to particular domains it is not universal, if you look up mouser you will see they listed the usage for electronic components, distribution and related. No mention of software. They might fight you since you do h
19.
by Sytten 6mo ago
Also to note that the inline directive is optional and the compiler can decide to ignore it (even if you put always if I remember)
20.
by Sytten 6mo ago
The best thing I did to help with my tinnitus what Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. If you perceive the sound as something dangerous than it bothers you way more. Like others pointed a bad night sleep definitely increases the perceived sound.
21.
by Sytten 7mo ago
We have been working on an issue triager action [1] with Mastra to try to avoid that problem and scope down the possible tools it can call to just what it needs. Very very likely not perfect but better than running a full claude code uncons
22.
by Sytten 7mo ago
Unless ~800k users cancel it is still a net positive for them and that is with the current relatively small contract they have. The reality is that money is in B2B.
23.
Tell HN: GitHub Having Issues
52 points by Sytten 7mo ago|27 comments
24.
by Sytten 7mo ago
From a technological risk perspective I would never tie myself to a vendor like that. I know people do it all the time, but you are totally at the mercy of the vendor increasing price and having no choice but pay since you are so tightly in
25.
by Sytten 7mo ago
I am a caveman, I don't understand the need for a personal assistant. What are you guys using it for?
26.
by Sytten 7mo ago
They still need to be able to connect to one of the network no? So a home network without guest would be fine is my understanding?
27.
by Sytten 7mo ago
Security Cryptography Whatever: Discusses in depth cryptography and papers on that topic Oxide and friends: From oxide conputers, great tech interviews and various tech topics Geopolitical cousins: weekly take on geopolitics that doesn&#x27
28.
by Sytten 7mo ago
From my experience at our startup, AI is still pretty shit at Rust. It largely fails to understanding lifetime, Pin, async, etc. Basically anything moderately complex. It hallucinates a lot more in general than JS for comparable codebase si
29.
by Sytten 7mo ago
We will see when the attacks are public, a lot of the malicious server attacks we have seen in the past were kinda of overblown. Not discounting OP but it is very easy to get into clickbait territory.
30.
by Sytten 7mo ago
Forced savings like done in Quebec, Canada is likely the best model for most people even though I dont like it as an individual that knows how to manage its portfolio. It also has the benefit of creating a sovereign wealth fund that can inv

More ›