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by monus 6mo ago
> You may wonder whether I tried asking an LLM for help or not. Well, I did. In fact it was very helpful in some tasks like summarizing kernel logs [^13] and extracting the gist of them. But when it came to debugging based on all the clu
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by monus 7mo ago
> Along the way I have developed a programming philosophy I now apply to everything: the best software for an agent is whatever is best for a programmer. Not a plug but really that’s exactly why we’re building sandboxes for agents with l
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by monus 8mo ago
Agreed. I don’t know if it will create or eliminate jobs but this is certainly another level from what we’ve seen before. Since last 2 months, calling LLMs even internet-level invention is underserving. You can see the sentiment shift happe
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Ask HN: Did Firecracker Win Completely?
1 points by monus 9mo ago|0 comments
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by monus 9mo ago
Well, we are serving latency sensitive remote control to <one of the biggest banks in US> via WebRTC which uses TLS over TURN so you get 443 HTTPS for the whole traffic. No NAT, no UDP, just pure TURN traffic over Cloudflare TURN with
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by monus 9mo ago
We’ve recently had a disk failure in the primary and CloudNativePG promoted another to be primary but it wasn’t zero downtime. During transition, several queries failed. So something like pgBouncer together with transactional queries (no pr
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by monus 9mo ago
We’re building the Browserbase for mobile - Android & iOS at agentic scale with no concurrency limits. We run them on bare metal without VM brittleness, fully GPU-accelerated with WebRTC streaming using hardware encoder. As good as it g
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by monus 9mo ago
The problem with old computers isn’t that they’re slow but fail randomly so they don’t need “smaller” Linux, they need more resiliency that can work with random RAM erros, corrupt disks, absurd CPU instruction failures. The size was a 90s p
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by monus 10mo ago
Agreed. Use LLM all you want to do the discovery and proof but do not use it to replace your voice. I literally can’t read, my brain just shuts off when I see LLM text.
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by monus 1y ago
The hard part is the content of isMalicious() function. The bots can crash but they’d be quick to restart anyway.
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by monus 2y ago
> bringing HTTP/2 all the way to the Ruby app server is significantly complexifying your infrastructure for little benefit. I think the author wrote it with encryption-is-a-must in the mind and after he corrected those parts, the ar
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by monus 2y ago
Well, yeah, “magic link” is a thing and one of the easiest form of authentication supported by many providers, like Supabase, Vercel and libraries like Next Auth. Another great side effect is that your backend doesn’t have to store user pas
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by monus 2y ago
> If I would knew some killer feature, I'd go ahead and write it here. But that's the thing, I can't think of any. Speed to open and general snappiness. Nothing comes close to Zed especially in larger codebases as most agr
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by monus 2y ago
TCP connections are identified with source IP:port and target IP:port tuples. When a new pod is created, it gets a new IP so there is not much way to restore the TCP connections. So crik drops all TCP connections and lets the application ha
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by monus 2y ago
I built crik[1] to orchestrate CRIU operations inside a container running in Kubernetes so that you can migrate containers when spot node gets a shutdown signal. Presented it at KubeCon Paris 2024 [2] with a deep dive for those interested i
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Jeff from Software Daily passed away(twitter.com)
29 points by monus 4y ago|3 comments
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by monus 4y ago
They're conducting a Phase II trial now with 85 participants, the completion date is set to November 2022. https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04375657
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Deep Dive: Terraform in Kubernetes – 1000s of CRDs(blog.crossplane.io)
4 points by monus 5y ago|1 comments
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by monus 5y ago
We have implemented Terrajet ( https://github.com/crossplane/terrajet ) that generates CRDs that's completely compliant with Kubernetes Resource Model; references, label selectors, spec/status, no TF state blob
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by monus 5y ago
‪That’s not an architecture diagram though, so it doesn’t represent the complexity at all. I’m sure a troubleshooting map for bare linux server wouldn’t be less complicated than that.‬
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by monus 6y ago
I wonder if this will end up SSO providers selling this privilege to ad companies by allowing access.
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by monus 6y ago
Wouldn’t you need more than 12 patients to conduct such experiments?
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by monus 6y ago
In Crossplane, we have a similar notion for your apps deployed to Kubernetes. Platform builders would define the schema definitions for their API and then they would create several `Composition` objects, each representing a different way of
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by monus 6y ago
The thing I don't quite grasp is that QEMU does the translation in runtime, i.e. emulation, but why not do it once and use the translated binary?
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by monus 6y ago
Thanks for the explanation! > Different CPUs have different memory consistency models for parallel threads, leading to race conditions when translating Does the race condition happen during the translation or execution? If it's form
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Ask HN: Why can't we replace instructions in a binary for different ISAs?
2 points by monus 6y ago|4 comments
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Build your own internal cloud provider (UI included)(blog.upbound.io)
1 points by monus 6y ago|0 comments
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by monus 6y ago
I've been using Firefox for more than a decade now. In fact, I switched from IE to Firefox and never made Chrome my main browser. At times, it was difficult as Firefox was really slower than Chrome before Quantum release but I think in
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by monus 6y ago
I agree. There are also cases where many Kubernetes clusters in different regions consume the same cloud service like RDS Cluster. So, tight coupling of cloud service (assumed to be stateful in most cases) and workloads doesn't work in
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by monus 6y ago
I think “restartability” comes down to what you lose when you restart it. In case of pods, you lose logs and in case of StatefulSets or volume mounted pods, some kind of state. Apparently, Kubernetes decided that this is too much to lose if

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