no_circuit

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by no_circuit 2mo ago
Sounds like the lesson learned is using the right tool for the job -- reusing Kubernetes in an existing cluster to spin up sandboxes is a fair initial path to start offering the service. But Kubernetes likely isn't meant for rapid chur
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by no_circuit 3mo ago
My impression with this space is that you'd need to fundraise startup-style, which I'm assuming you'll do, to catch up with everyone that is doing a similar thing. The problem space and solution has been around for a while in
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by no_circuit 7mo ago
Why stop at restricting pull requests? I wouldn't want spam issues either. New issues and contributors should be gated at the "discussion" stage.
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by no_circuit 7mo ago
Impressive looking project generated with AI help. Have similar goals of having an artifacts system myself. I think the approach of multi-format, multi-UI, and new (to you) programming language isn't optimal even with AI help. Any mist
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by no_circuit 10mo ago
Yes, it is huge to spread the work out on embedded UIs in chat interfaces. But I think the design direction is going, is exactly the same direction of how Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, or any of the other assistants work, ifkyk. The MCP c
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by no_circuit 11mo ago
If your binary has a small function set, probably not. But in a use case if you want to proxy/intercept cloud APIs, then something like Google APIs has 34K message types: git clone https://github.com/googleapis&#x2
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by no_circuit 11mo ago
Yes, I agree that protos usually should only be used at the serialization boundary, as well as the slightly off-topic idea that the generated code should be private to the package and/or binary. So to reflect the real‑world practices,
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by no_circuit 11mo ago
IMO, not a fair benchmark. I can see the source of an 10x improvement on an Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 6136 CPU @ 3.00GHz, but it drops to 3x improvement when I remove the to/from that clones or collects Vecs, and always allocate an 8K Vec
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by no_circuit 11mo ago
Is 4096 types enough for everyone? https://github.com/apache/fory/blob/fd1d53bd0fbbc5e0ce6d53ef...
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by no_circuit 11mo ago
Are the benchmarks actually fair? See: https://github.com/apache/fory/blob/fd1d53bd0fbbc5e0ce6d53ef... It seems if the serialization object is not a "Fory" struct, then it is forced to go through to
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by no_circuit 11mo ago
Yes, from https://www.txse.com/solutions : TXSE's goal is to provide greater alignment with issuers and investors and address the high cost of going and staying public. The alignment part translates IMO to avoidi
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by no_circuit 1y ago
Right, for example, there are no comments on why something there is something called a PromiseIdAllocator that starts with the magic number "1": https://github.com/currentspace/capn-rs/blob/a816bfca
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by no_circuit 1y ago
Regarding the concept, it's cool to see you using LLMs to quickly generate protocol versions. But asking the community to review an AI-generated implementation week-old announced protocol, is more or less putting the recently coined-te
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by no_circuit 1y ago
How long ago did you try SQLx? Not necessarily promoting SQLX, but the `query_as` which lets one make queries without the live database macro has been around for 5 years [1]. For lower level libraries there is also the more downloaded SQLit
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by no_circuit 1y ago
I'm assuming that the PaaS/IaaS providers already have solutions for secrets. So a new centralized system may help with just dev and DIY bare metal? But the centralized method, as in secretspec, not everyone will accept reading se
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by no_circuit 1y ago
That's correct, the example you are giving represents bike-shedding among request path variations. I assumed most readers of my comment would get that the idea that /users/signup is ambiguous whether or not that is supposed t
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by no_circuit 1y ago
The system won't be able remember why the user was created unless the content of the post includes data saying it was a signup. That's important for any type of reporting like telemetry and billing. So then one gets to bike-shed i
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by no_circuit 1y ago
I wouldn't recommend Cargo as something to copy for a real project, even though I've a fan of and have been using Rust exclusively lately. It suffers from not being able to handle global features without manually/conditionall
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by no_circuit 2y ago
The VR version of network management already existed [1]. It was called CA [2] Unicenter TNG. It really could use an update with some rendering with Unreal Engine! :D Unrelated but could be confused with what was seen in Jurassic Park as &q
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by no_circuit 2y ago
Task is in a similar problem space. Unlike Just which clearly states it is not a build system [1], Task can be told about expected files so tasks can be skipped to avoid unnecessary work [2]. So if your task is to build software, IMO make a
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by no_circuit 2y ago
For the audience that would be looking to use the WASM Component Model, and not be an infrastructure implementer of it, whether or not they meet some definition of a method, the component model does define things called resources [1] that h
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by no_circuit 2y ago
Yes, in retrospect I should have mentioned "Components" in my comment and just compared it to "Java" in general instead. I felt that was implied due to the thread and topic of discussion. From a pragmatic end-user point-
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by no_circuit 2y ago
Yes, its great to see progress in the tooling [1] so that the component building is easier. Although I do like to think of the component model as the "ABI linking model". You can only bind one implementation to an interface import
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by no_circuit 2y ago
WASM is basically similar to JVM bytecode. So the comparison would be like using compiled code from Java, Scala and/or Kotlin for example. The source language only determines how the code is expressed in WASM and whether or not it also
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by no_circuit 2y ago
I don't miss variable substitution at all. For my setup anything that needs to be variable or secret gets specified in a custom json/yaml file which is read by a plugin which in turn outputs the rendered manifest if I can't w
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by no_circuit 2y ago
IMO this boils down how one gets paid to understand or misunderstand something. A telemetry provider/founder is being commoditized by an open specification in which they do not participate in its development -- implied by the post sayi
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by no_circuit 2y ago
I considered starting to write myself a Rust "wait for it" app myself this past week with more features than the standard one. Not sure how I didn't come across yours during my initial search. There could be some useful funct
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by no_circuit 2y ago
That makes a lot of sense for application servers when one controls the stack and can implement something like exponential backoff, and services are expected to already be running. However it is not realistic to make sure all library depend
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by no_circuit 3y ago
Some people may see the use of the word volunteering as virtue signaling, it depends on the audience. IMO, if you assist at the local blood bank during a donation drive after a disaster -- that's volunteering. If you are retired and&#x
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by no_circuit 3y ago
Some people may be misguided when reading the "AI suggestion chip" term. I think what you mean by AI suggestion chip is actually the combination of the frontend and backend to display a suggestion chip/button [2] in the UI of

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