derpsteb

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by derpsteb 8mo ago
My experience is that neither has a good UX for what I usually try to do with coding agents. The main problem I see is setup/teardown of the boxes and managing tools inside them.
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by derpsteb 11mo ago
I was part of a team that does the same thing. Arguably as a paid service, but source availability and meaningful attestation. Service: https://www.privatemode.ai/ Code: https://github.com/edgelesssys/p
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Show HN: Privatemode AI(privatemode.ai)
10 points by derpsteb 2y ago|2 comments
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by derpsteb 2y ago
Edgeless Systems | Software Engineer - Confidential Computing and AI | REMOTE (EU) - Office in Berlin & Bochum (GER) | Full-time We are a team of ~20 people, building open source software to make confidential computing more usable. To a
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by derpsteb 2y ago
There are startups building solutions like PCC. They all leverage confidential computing to do so. Decentriq, Opaque, Anjuna, Edgeless Systems (multiple OSS projects) come to mind. disclaimer: I work for one.
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by derpsteb 2y ago
Apple's secure enclave docs also mention memory encryption. The PCC blogpost mentions that the server hardware is built on secure enclaves. And since they are claiming that even Apple can't access it, I am currently assuming that
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by derpsteb 4y ago
Constellation (a Kubernetes distro) [1] on Azure would give you this attestation feature. You could then run sth like HashiCorp's Vault in that cluster. You will know that all nodes of that cluster are in the state that you expect them
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by derpsteb 4y ago
5mins later: WAIT, YOU FORGOT ALL THESE 20 RUNS!!!!
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The Threat of Voltage Glitching: A Case Study on Nvidia Tegra X2 SoCs(arxiv.org)
3 points by derpsteb 5y ago|0 comments