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by bittermandel 26d ago
I should do a write-up! Maybe you'll see it posted here soon. We could basically find nothing online...
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by bittermandel 26d ago
By experience, getting Firecracker to run well on M-series macs is quite the undertaking. I'm not at all surprised Encore decided to take this path considering their customer base! At Lovable we decided to spend ~1 engineering month ge
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by bittermandel 6mo ago
This is exactly my experience at Lovable. For some parts of the organization, LLMs are incredibly powerful and a productivity multiplier. For the team I am in, Infra, it's many times distraction and a negative multiplier. I can't
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by bittermandel 7mo ago
I confused this with https://github.com/omcljs/om
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by bittermandel 9mo ago
I made this with Lovable as well, it's interesting how it's a bit more extreme in terms of where we are in 2035. https://hn-frontpage-2035.lovable.app/ > The last JavaScript framework: Why we stopped at React 4
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by bittermandel 10mo ago
I use this heavily to navigate the neondatabase/neon repo and it has been invaluable
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by bittermandel 1y ago
Neon does a variant of this. The WAL goes through a Paxos consensus directly on NVMe, which then is transformed to page files and stored in Object Storage
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Show HN: Kubernetes Operator for Neon Postgres(molnett.com)
9 points by bittermandel 1y ago|1 comments
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1990–1994 Swedish financial crisis(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by bittermandel 1y ago|0 comments
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How TPMs Work and Why We Added Support in Bottlerocket(molnett.com)
1 points by bittermandel 1y ago|0 comments
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by bittermandel 1y ago
Django was the whole start of my career and I still thank it for many of my opportunities. I started in 2012 to work with Django at Billogram, then founded a Django consultancy which lead me to work at King 3 years later. Who knows where I
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by bittermandel 1y ago
I just tried this. HOLY CRAP its good. How did you achieve this? I'm very impressed. Also: Please don't evolve the UI. Its perfect as it is
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Adding a UI to a Container Registry Is Not Simple(molnett.com)
1 points by bittermandel 1y ago|0 comments
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Adding a UI to a Container Registry Is Not Simple(molnett.com)
1 points by bittermandel 1y ago|0 comments
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Trusting the Boot Process: Inside Bottlerocket's Security Architecture(molnett.com)
1 points by bittermandel 1y ago|0 comments
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Trusting the Boot Process: Inside Bottlerocket's Security Architecture(molnett.com)
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Trusting the Boot Process: Inside Bottlerocket's Security Architecture(molnett.eu)
1 points by bittermandel 1y ago|0 comments
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by bittermandel 1y ago
We're working on a Container Registry for https://molnett.com . We don't really want to use Harbour as we want to manage our own AuthN/AuthZ and are fully multi-tenant, so we decided to build our own on top of Dist
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How Long Contexts Fail(dbreunig.com)
1 points by bittermandel 1y ago|0 comments
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by bittermandel 1y ago
I don't think you are wrong at all. As we are all founders with an OK salary and this is our area of expertise, so we're able to take advantage of our previous experiences and reap the benefits. We're probably uniquely positi
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by bittermandel 1y ago
I think this take is quite shallow and lacks insight into how one would actually build a somewhat complex technical platform. We are not using a microservice pattern at all. I am not sure where you get that from. If anything we have several
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by bittermandel 1y ago
I firmly believe that us at Molnett(serverless cloud) going for a strict monorepo built with Bazel has been paramount to us being able to make the platform with a small team of ~1.5 full-time engineers. We can start the entire platform, Ku
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by bittermandel 1y ago
I just used Sonnet 4 to analyze our quite big mono repo for additional test cases, and I feel the output is much more useful than 3.7. It's more critical overall, which is highly appreciated as I often had to threaten 3.7 into not bein
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by bittermandel 1y ago
Wouldn't Rook be a good solution? It's definitely proven in much larger settings than Minio, as it's just Ceph.
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by bittermandel 1y ago
Big congratulations! I really do hope that their OSS strategy does not change due to this, as it's really friendly to people who want to learn their product and run smaller deployments. It's (intentionally or not) really hard to r
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by bittermandel 1y ago
I'm right now working on the Managed Postgres offering for our European Serverless cloud provider, https://molnett.com/ . We're building it around Neon and are happy with it so far, but are stumbling upon unforesee
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by bittermandel 1y ago
This is amazing! We built something similar at Jetstack based on Kata Containers, but it was running in Kubernetes itself. This is exactly what I would love to build if I had the time <3
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by bittermandel 1y ago
We're definitely heading in the right direction! Our company's biggest remaining problem is finding a reliable IdP that isn't primarily for individuals, self-hosted or based on Active Directory. There are some alternatives, b
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by bittermandel 1y ago
Odd, why was this post removed from the front page? There's older and less active posts there.
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by bittermandel 1y ago
I didn't expect the comments in here to be so negative. It's a decent service in itself and a good alternative to many other traditional VM-based hosting companies, which Europe is absolutely full of. They are not really competing

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