fsmunoz

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by fsmunoz 3mo ago
Shows one-file examples of using Datastar for reactive web development in Common Lisp. Covers the basics but also related topics like CQRS an fat morphing.
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by fsmunoz 3mo ago
As a Lem enthusiast and a big fan of Tarkovsky’s Solaris, this is hypnotising - thank you! What’s the stack behind this?
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by fsmunoz 3mo ago
This is one of the demos included in the Datastar SDK for Common Lisp I've been working on. The ideas behind it are also present in the interactive guide here https://lambda-combine.net/hyper-guide - essentially a comp
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Show HN: Replicant Detector with Datastar, Common Lisp, BKNR Datastore(rep-detect.lambda-combine.net)
35 points by fsmunoz 3mo ago|1 comments
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Common Lisp bindings for brotli compression(codeberg.org)
31 points by fsmunoz 4mo ago|1 comments
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by fsmunoz 4mo ago
An offshoot of my work in SSE and Datastar, and in anticipation of a new rmuch expanded release of the SDK. Brotli brings very good compression rates for the SSE use-case. Comes with a Hunchentoot example (but also works with Clack).
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by fsmunoz 9mo ago
An update: I've spent some time taking a much deeper look, and while I can't guarantee it's perfect, I added a different approach for Clack+Woo, documented here: https://github.com/fsmunoz/datastar-cl&#x2
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by fsmunoz 9mo ago
The CL-SPICE library I used, that wraps the SPICE C library through CFFI, doesn't cover the type of SPICE kernel that I wanted to use for the Comms module. I could try and add it, but it could be more involved than what I expected and
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by fsmunoz 9mo ago
Thanks! Yes, I think I will add the Horizons JPL demo there, it's essentially a 20 line file.
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by fsmunoz 9mo ago
I haven't tried Wookie, since adding Clack+Woo was already a substantial change. Reading https://fukamachi.hashnode.dev/woo-a-high-performance-common... , where it compares with Wookie, I'm not sure if it would ma
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by fsmunoz 9mo ago
This is my attempted at something that makes using Common Lisp with Datastar easier. To test the SDK I made this demo that shows the simulation of the Cassini-Huygens mission using the NASA SPICE toolkit and JPL Horizons API: https:/&
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Common Lisp SDK for the Datastar Hypermedia Framework(github.com)
117 points by fsmunoz 9mo ago|9 comments
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by fsmunoz 9mo ago
Depends on what you want, I touch upon that somewhat: to replicate this specific pattern, you can replace Squid with something that fills in the gap without any major changes - so, nginx or Caddy for example -- but you would have to make
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by fsmunoz 9mo ago
Yes! And this can be partially a limitation that helps, in the sense that it forces you to add that. In this example, I had to spent some time with the Common Lisp dexador approach to make it work. I've added a "PROXY: " UI h
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by fsmunoz 9mo ago
Thank you! Depending on what want for "lock down", this or something like this could work: you are essentially defining a single outbound communication path. In a way, your scenario was one of the reasons behind this experiment. I
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by fsmunoz 9mo ago
You can certainly use the Squid ACLs to limit the egress for agents. One of the current shortcomings (I explicitly mentioned it near the end) is that there's no per-namespace granularity, so you wouldn't be able to determine it on
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by fsmunoz 9mo ago
You are most welcome, and that was precisely what I aimed at. Thank you.
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by fsmunoz 9mo ago
I guess you have just described what I was hinting at here: >Linked with several of the above (mainly the centralised configuration) is that when using ACL rules to limit communication to external domains, these are cumulative: all names
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by fsmunoz 9mo ago
I've used Caddy for some of my projects (e.g. https://github.com/fsmunoz/parlamentodb/blob/54e0b252485905e... ), but not for this intercept approach you mentioned, I will give it a look! I'm not bot
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by fsmunoz 9mo ago
That's a more elegant approach. I usually just plow through obstacles, and the end result is not always ideal -- I like your approach better than the sidecar, I guess that I was using sidecars for other things and it sort of influenced
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Kubernetes egress control with squid proxy(interlaye.red)
82 points by fsmunoz 9mo ago|37 comments
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by fsmunoz 11y ago
Docear ( http://www.docear.org/ ) + Zotero ( https://www.zotero.org/ ), with Emacs+AucTeX for the writing. They all fit together. >- recording notes and ideas from papers Docear's core is a mind-mapping