alexchantavy

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SubImage (YC W25) Is Hiring a Founding Engineer in SF(ycombinator.com)
1 points by alexchantavy 12d ago
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by alexchantavy 20d ago
First thing I thought of too, I love it
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by alexchantavy 25d ago
How many tok/s are you getting? What gen mbp?
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by alexchantavy 27d ago
Prompting and having the model fill out the rest makes it feel like jazz or at least an improvised result of a song
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by alexchantavy 1mo ago
It has to be Old Ebbitt Grill
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by alexchantavy 1mo ago
Pressure test
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by alexchantavy 2mo ago
> my parents thought it was much more serious than it was How'd it end up? I'm wondering why it ended up actually less serious
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Adding Scaleway to Cartography without rewriting vulnerability management(subimage.io)
2 points by alexchantavy 2mo ago|0 comments
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by alexchantavy 2mo ago
> PlayStation users are moving to PC en masse PC is even more digital-only than Playstation. No one buys physical games on PC. The only difference is that Valve has been a very good steward over Steam. Theoretically, PC can get as enshit
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Screwing up vulnerability management at scale, and building a startup to fix it(subimage.io)
4 points by alexchantavy 2mo ago|0 comments
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by alexchantavy 2mo ago
Voice really matters in writing. If everyone uses Opus to write without editing, then it all sounds the same regardless of who it came from.
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What it's like being the only security company in your YC batch(ventureinsecurity.net)
4 points by alexchantavy 3mo ago|1 comments
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by alexchantavy 3mo ago
I miss that 2010s startup look
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by alexchantavy 3mo ago
High, extra, or max?
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by alexchantavy 5mo ago
The problem they're trying to solve is to find out what functions of their software are most useful for people and what to invest in, and to make directions on product direction. Yes, vendors can, do, and should talk to users, but then
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by alexchantavy 5mo ago
Great article, thanks for sharing. How much does it run you a month roughly?
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by alexchantavy 5mo ago
> You could look at your denigrators and decide: "fuck you" That escalated quickly and I enjoyed this comment a lot
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by alexchantavy 5mo ago
I wonder what college freshman-level writing classes are teaching about writing voice and AI. The tell-tale patterns are pretty frustrating to read.
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Shift-right: attack path analysis that never wastes a good incident(subimage.io)
5 points by alexchantavy 5mo ago|0 comments
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by alexchantavy 5mo ago
The solution to every software problem is another layer of indirection :-)
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by alexchantavy 5mo ago
I sure hope so. The way companies are pressured to hit growth numbers, I really hope messaging in general doesn’t all get sloppified along with code lol. I think AI writing makes humanities and writing courses more important, and I hope peo
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by alexchantavy 6mo ago
My favorite part is how pg says how kids made him less ambitious, but then: “On the other hand, what kind of wimpy ambition do you have if it won't survive having kids? Do you have so little to spare?”
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by alexchantavy 6mo ago
Relevancy is a big point here. HN readers work in tech or are super interested in tech, YC companies do very technical things so hiring posts or launches tend to blend right in for the most part.
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by alexchantavy 6mo ago
I think this overstates the “betrayal” angle. A lot of great open source comes out of startups because startups are really good at shipping fast and getting distribution (open source is part of this strategy). Users can try the tool immedia
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by alexchantavy 6mo ago
Seems like in this new AI world that the word sandbox is used to describe a system that asks "are you sure". I'm used to a different usage of that word: from malware analysis, a sandbox is a contained system that is difficult
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by alexchantavy 6mo ago
Haha FB Cloud sounds so wild to imagine
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Mapping production AI agents to IAM roles, tools, and network exposure(cartography.dev)
1 points by alexchantavy 6mo ago|0 comments
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by alexchantavy 6mo ago
Vrei sa pleci dar numa numa iei numa numa iei numa numa numa iei bring back the old internet
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by alexchantavy 6mo ago
I think there are some primitives for agents that need to be built out for better security and being able to reason about them. Agents run on infra, they have network connectivity, they have ACLs and permissions that let them read+write+ex
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by alexchantavy 6mo ago
The PvP was so deep too. You would go 4v4 or 8v8 and coordinate a “3, 2, 1 spike” on a target so that all your damage would arrive at the same time regardless of spell windup times and be too much for the other team’s healer to respond to.

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