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by caudena 14d ago
Caudena released some of its enterprise capabilities within MCP last year, and made them available to the consumer market this year at https://mcp.caudexcatena.com/ . We have received very good feedback from clients across t
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Show HN: WeaveScope – Elixir native observability for AI agents(weavescope.com)
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Show HN: Use same crypto crime-fighting toolset as top law enforcement agencies(mcp.caudexcatena.com)
1 points by caudena 2mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: BeamWeaver – LangChain/DeepAgents-style agents and workflows for Elixir(github.com)
3 points by caudena 3mo ago|1 comments
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They Left Receipts: Inside Charming Kitten's Crypto Procurement Network(caudena.com)
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Show HN: Noxscan.io 65K Port and Vuln scanner with LLM false-positive filtering(noxscan.io)
1 points by caudena 5mo ago|0 comments
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by caudena 1y ago
Currently we don't have such plans.
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by caudena 1y ago
Are you from CA or CT? :) FBI and Europol will work with the same forest (unless they are using on-premise setup), but with different "patches".
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by caudena 1y ago
Because we are on the 'unsafe' territory. And Rust doesn't even have a defined memory model. Rust is a little bit immature. We have some other services written in Rust though.
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by caudena 1y ago
Thanks for the questions! We don't currently have plans to open-source it. For anything else, feel free to reach out at pa@caudena.com - happy to discuss further there. We'd like to keep this thread focused on the technical side r
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by caudena 1y ago
Yeah, we figured people would compare it to PRISM :) There are many possible optimizations, but they’re all highly specific to the particular problems you’re trying to solve.
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by caudena 1y ago
We never targeted weakly-ordered architectures like ARM, only x86. We never used a wide variety of different processors. We are not developing the Linux kernel and are not into control dependencies, just relying on the fences and the memory
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by caudena 1y ago
No.
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by caudena 1y ago
Ohh, you're absolutely right!
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by caudena 1y ago
Assuming by undoing you mean splitting the cluster: A linked list can be split in two in O(1). When it comes to updating the roots for all the removed nodes, there is no easy way out, but luckily: - This process can be parallelized. - It co
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by caudena 1y ago
First of all, at Caudena, we are not involved in crypto projects or investments ourselves. Our expertise lies in analyzing blockchains and providing deep technical insights into how various blockchains operate. We focus on tracking and unde
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by caudena 1y ago
We've been thinking about it, but according to Show HN rules, blog posts are considered off-topic.
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In-Memory C++ Leap in Blockchain Analysis(caudena.com)
76 points by caudena 1y ago|68 comments