kenm47

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by kenm47 11mo ago
civo.com ... i guess that's Europe but not EU. (they're UK based)
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Show HN: Asimov's three laws, a working implementation (don't use in production)(maybedont.ai)
2 points by kenm47 1y ago|0 comments
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by kenm47 1y ago
but mine is different and prettier because standards-xkcd.jpfeg
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by kenm47 1y ago
i built maybe don't ai's mcp gateway——but to me the interesting technology isn't about the registry or flattening of downstream MCP servers (honestly that was a reasonably easy problem to solve) it's about the behavior o
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by kenm47 1y ago
just want to add that this line from the article "Before passing data to the assistant, scan them for suspicious patterns like imperative verbs, SQL-like fragments, or common injection triggers. This can be implemented as a lightweight
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by kenm47 2y ago
tl;dr us someone. No way anyone actually reads that. Especially the people who want it.
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by kenm47 2y ago
Location: Denver, CO Remote: have been for 8 years Willing to relocate: There's always a conversation Technologies: Mostly cloud native tech. Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kendallamiller/ Email:
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Indexify -Scalable, realtime, continuous indexing engine–Unstructured Data to AI(github.com)
1 points by kenm47 3y ago|0 comments
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by kenm47 3y ago
1 tb of searchable data is $25/mo if you do it right.
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by kenm47 3y ago
Lack of vc investment at the bottom means lack of seed through series c companies suddenly flush with money willing to buy B2b software so they can grow and sell their software to B2b businesses who sell software to B2b businesses who sell
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Fairwinds launches a free tier of insights for K8s cost management and security(fairwinds.com)
1 points by kenm47 4y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Helios OpenTelemetry Sandbox(otelsandbox.gethelios.dev)
4 points by kenm47 4y ago|0 comments
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by kenm47 4y ago
I’m currently working with a company in this space (axiom.co) and this shit scares me because it’s splunk scared. Maybe cribl did this? But the press release reads like a self-Pat on the back.
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by kenm47 4y ago
Helios ( https://www.gethelios.dev ) | United States | Full-time | Remote | Sales and Marketing Leadership hey folks we're looking for sales and marketing leadership at Helios. We're a fast growing startup in the world o
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by kenm47 5y ago
basically this. yes.
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by kenm47 5y ago
there are good free/oss container scanners. check out Trivy.—no reason not to use one.
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by kenm47 5y ago
what about tooling that hardens it across clusters?
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by kenm47 5y ago
so... a lot of this can be done with Fairwind's OSS tool Polaris... https://github.com/FairwindsOps/polaris feels good that we've been addressing this for a bit already tbh. (disclaimer, I work for fairwinds)
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by kenm47 5y ago
The Herokus of the future will run on top of kubernetes.
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by kenm47 5y ago
I feel like it’s a bit like asking what’s next after linux. hard to say because the solution is good enough it’s going to last. There almost has to be a fundamental revolution in computing to overthrow linux at this point. That will come, b
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by kenm47 6y ago
It's 3pm.... do you know where your servers are?
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Show HN: Saffire – Controller to override image sources(github.com)
4 points by kenm47 6y ago|0 comments
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by kenm47 6y ago
Have you heard of https://fusionauth.io/ ? I'm not a user of the product, but I know some of the folks behind it. Might be time for them to shine here.
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Kubernetes Maturity Model(kubernetesmaturitymodel.com)
3 points by kenm47 6y ago|0 comments
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by kenm47 6y ago
how do?
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by kenm47 6y ago
Site Reliability Engineers | Remote (US) | Full-Time | Fairwinds.com Fairwinds builds software for Kubernetes Configuration Validation, and open source tools for the community like Polaris. We also offer services to help folks stand up and
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by kenm47 6y ago
Fairwinds is hiring again (all the time?) Kubernetes experienced SREs/DevOps Engineers. https://boards.greenhouse.io/fairwinds/jobs/4196103003 If you like context switching and getting to touch lots of differ
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APIs Are Social Norms for Computers – and They're Ripe for Disruption(forbes.com)
2 points by kenm47 6y ago|0 comments
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by kenm47 6y ago
the open source tool Polaris (what's quoted this article) is completely free to use. There is a commercial product (Fairwinds Insights) that includes Polaris among many other tools that costs 79$/node... (disclaimer, I work at fai
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by kenm47 9y ago
ReactiveOps | Site Reliability Engineer | Remote US (fully distributed team) | Full time We're looking for experienced DevOps/Site Reliability Engineers to join our team. We're a fully-remote company (however right now only h

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