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Show HN: Montag.ai – AI Governance for Enterprise
(tyk.io)
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jively
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Just Fecking Ship It
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jively
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jively
5y ago
Best notes app I've used - love the encryption philosophy. Editors could be better. I actually real like the blogging integration. Definitely recommended over bloat ware like EverNote, OneNote etc.
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jively
5y ago
> It is a naive take that does not allow space for discussing how to predict, detect and avoid those unintended consequences. (I think you might want to reconsider using "naive", it's belittling and RealStorm of r/iam
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jively
5y ago
Bad in and of itself isn't a universal constant or pillar, morality is relative . Not sure if you've read The Prince, but Machiavelli never suggested "evil" intent, just that as a good ruler you must embrace all strateg
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jively
5y ago
The fear of technology is the fear of man's capability to misuse it. It's got nothing to do with economic or political preference and all to do with the fact that Machiavellian people exist in all societies.
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jively
6y ago
The conclusion of this article is basically "I don't understand how to use common sense and data at the same time, so I'll hark back to old-timey "gut instinct" and good-ol-fashioned selection bias hidden by my own
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jively
6y ago
Go's GC is excellent btw, a massive benefit is also that you don't need the whole Java VM to run your app. For pure performance, go write something in C or Rust. In fact for folks that are obsessed with performance rolling your ow
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jively
6y ago
From customers that have performance tested us against Kong and NGinX during competitive tender (where we also won the business). Unfortunately those aren't public. There's a decent blog post my head of research did a while ago:
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6y ago
Going to jump on the shilling thread here and recommend Tyk. Tyk is an open source API Gateway written in Go, it's also the most extensible OSS API gateway as it doesn't force you to learn Lua (Go, Python and Lua plugins are suppo
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jively
6y ago
This is the same issue that faces newspapers, publishers and TV stations. At some point the scale of reach and influence come into conflict with public policy and governance. Newspapers are horribly regulated and most TV stations can say w
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jively
6y ago
NZ is pretty tight about who they let in, similar to Australia. There's a high bar for an experience/expertise based visa and its limited to certain industries (digital graphics for example - movies are a big deal in the South Isl
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jively
6y ago
Why should it be easy? I live here and it was a PITA just getting residency.
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jively
6y ago
That was under a government that played monopoly with our housing market. Bit different now
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jively
6y ago
Citizenship is hard, residency takes forever and must be applied to from outside, and buying a place if you aren't either of the above is now quite difficult.
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jively
6y ago
It helps if the founders have kids - both my co-founder and I have young children and we founded the company on the principles of work/life balance being paramount (Tyk.io). If you accept that people can be productive when scheduling t
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6y ago
I actually have a few original sets of this collection (second edition), and then a few later prints of both Iliad and Odyssey (A set from ~1730, and another from the 1770s, the latter binding is lovely, early copies tend to be in worse con
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6y ago
Ultimately the end goal is a grand unified theory of everything, all the forces and how they work together. Maxwell's equations were completely theoretical (read: useless) and ahead of their time - but are fundamental to the invention
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6y ago
I don't think the article is suggesting that the billionaire owner should intervene directly with a donation. But rather the billionaire owner should accept 200k p/a drop in revenue from WashPo to clear the gap, the resulting hit
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jively
6y ago
People confuse our pricing page with OSS, Tyk Open Source is batteries-included, so you get 100% of the functionality free of charge. We charge only for the stuff that companies like: GUIs, RBAC, SSO etc. This is all delivered by a closed s
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6y ago
Would be good to include [Tyk]( https://Tyk.io ) in there, as far as OSS gateways go it's one of the more popular ones (caveat: I'm the founder) :-)
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jively
6y ago
Been using LT for a year now for my 500+ collection, I also use TinyCat because I like to be able to search and catalogue them. There's nothing out there that compares IMO especially considering it's practically free. Really reall
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jively
7y ago
I love this project, I've always wanted to combine something like this with a mesh network. Then you can provide "village-wide" WANs that are repositories for local Info (for residents and tourists).
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7y ago
These are fascinating, I built a toy replicated K/V in go using CRDTs: https://github.com/lonelycode/yzma
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7y ago
This is very similar to [CFSSL]( https://cfssl.org/ ), any specific reasons to use this over Cloudflare's PKI?
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7y ago
The reality of the situation is that you can't remove the human factor from security. So someone copying your email to someone else is a human problem that can't be fixed - someone could just as easily photograph the screen. The r
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8y ago
The prime minister of NZ clearly called it a terrorist attack. And NZ media are carrying that line throughout.
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jively
8y ago
This is extremely cool, I've been wondering about how I can create subject matter repositories of various media types and then enhance that data with my own findings. What would be cool here would be the ability to reference between do
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8y ago
Tyk runs its own L7 engine, mainly around primitives provided by the Golang stdlib, IMO having full control over this part provides a lot more flexibility than sitting on top of someone else’s stack, bugs are faster to eke out and optimisat
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8y ago
Thanks - we’re painfully aware and are lookig to change it so it’s more usable :-/
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