kantselovich

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by kantselovich 5mo ago
If there is no database, where one should persist state? Most software is stateful and needs to persist state across restarts, so I would argue that one needs at least SQLite. On SQLite being safe default: in practice it means supporting mu
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by kantselovich 6mo ago
I think the findings that the LLM triggers “desperation” like emotions when it about to run out of tokens in a coding session have practical implications. The tasks needs to be planned, so that they are likely to be consistent before the se
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by kantselovich 6mo ago
Thank you for the detailed write up. I’m was thinking about building native windows UI, wrapping around cross platform library written in swift. I did not know it was that messy and complicated.
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by kantselovich 6mo ago
I recall, at the time Bloomberg and their source were taking about tiny chip on the bmc that was masking as a resistor. However they did not produce any concrete evidence, citing NDA between that security company and their client.
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by kantselovich 6mo ago
I don't think it was a confirmed story. That is, the tiny "grain of rice" size Ethernet module that CEO of a security audit company allegedly found, was not present in other SuperMicro servers. SuperMicro itself, as well as
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by kantselovich 6mo ago
100%! Lots of issues are only discovered when enough code has been written. More than that , other issues are discovered only when the project is actually deployed as MVP.
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by kantselovich 6mo ago
TDD helps a lot, but it’s no guarantee - LLM is smart enough to “fake” the code to pass tests . I’m working on project - a password manager, where I have full end to end test harnesses - cli client makes changes, sync them to the server and
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by kantselovich 6mo ago
I’m at level 6 according to this article. I have solid harness, but I still need to review the code so I can understand how to plan for the next set of changes . Also, I’m struggling to take it to multiple agents level, mostly because thing
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by kantselovich 7mo ago
I've glanced over the article - I think using SQLCypher makes sense if it benefits Keepass project internally, meaning makes it easier to implement new features or fix bugs. I do not see how it would benefits end users in any significa
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by kantselovich 7mo ago
I'm working on an alternative to KeePass/KeepassXC called Lockstep - it is local-first password manager that supports sync natively. It uses SQLCypher as local data store and keeps KeePass-compatible data model - supports import
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by kantselovich 7mo ago
I do not want to self host either, for exactly the same reasons. However, I do want to have full control of my secret data beyond the secrets themselves, ideally w/out self hosting, i.e. I want to have crypto-proven control over whom I
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by kantselovich 7mo ago
I'm working on an alternative that I hope would be better. https://github.com/lockstepvault-hq/lockstep (early alfa project) Would you mind sharing what user experiences are not ideal with 1Password, I'd lik
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by kantselovich 7mo ago
I'm building an alternative called Lockstep: KeePass-like local-first password vault but with build sync https://github.com/lockstepvault-hq/lockstep Sync requires a server, however server does not see any secret
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by kantselovich 7mo ago
Working on MacOS app that detects an active meeting in one of the commonly used apps and then turns on a LED "presence" light. The purpose to let others know that you are "on air" at this moment. Current release candida
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by kantselovich 8mo ago
https://konstantin.antselovich.com/
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by kantselovich 10mo ago
macOS menu bar app that guesses if you are in a meeting and updates "Luxafor flag" - LED indicator https://github.com/kantselovich/LuxaforPresence
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by kantselovich 10mo ago
macOS menu bar app that checks if you are in a meeting and updates LED light indicator https://github.com/kantselovich/LuxaforPresence