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OpenAI Agents API(openai.com)
13 points by ushakov 6d ago|0 comments
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by ushakov 8d ago
my thoughts is that Firecracker might be not the best runtime for that, as it’s very minimal on devices it wants to support (famously no PCI out of the box)
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by ushakov 8d ago
Amp’s Orbs run on E2B. E2B is fully open-source under Apache 2.0 and runs on GCP, AWS, Azure (preview) and locally on any Linux box that has /dev/kvm (Mac works via Colima, too). source: https://github.com/e2b-dev&
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by ushakov 8d ago
hey, i work at E2B, happy to answer any questions!
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by ushakov 18d ago
because pyqwest is what official connect Python library uses and we wanted to follow that
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by ushakov 19d ago
we have recently switched from httpx for the same reason but instead went with the Rust-based pyqwest (runs on Hyper) it has also a drop-in httpx-compatible transport so migration was easy and also it supports http2 trailers https:/&#
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Show HN: Desktui – a remote desktop client for your terminal(github.com)
11 points by ushakov 2mo ago|0 comments
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Gemini Code Assist will be shut down on July 17(docs.cloud.google.com)
64 points by ushakov 3mo ago|51 comments
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by ushakov 3mo ago
i’d say what AWS released looks closer to a bare compute primitive. E2B is up the stack and ships everything around VM like snapshots, networking, integrations. also, there’s no lock-in, E2B is open-source and can be hosted on any cloud (AW
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Daytona is going closed source(daytona.io)
5 points by ushakov 3mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Expo Vibe – Expo apps that builds Expo apps(github.com)
3 points by ushakov 4mo ago|0 comments
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by ushakov 7mo ago
the code is not public, so we can't know. i think it's much more nuanced and certain users' comments might get a preferential treatment, based on factors other than the upvote count - which itself is hidden from us.
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by ushakov 7mo ago
of course your comment attracts more upvotes - it's at the top.
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by ushakov 7mo ago
i don't doubt this. i just find it questionable that one particular poster always gets in the spotlight when AI is the topic - while other conversations in my opinion offer more interesting angles.
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by ushakov 7mo ago
i am curious, why are your comments always pinned to the top?
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by ushakov 7mo ago
We are running Sandboxes for AI Agents using Firecracker microVMS @ E2B
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by ushakov 7mo ago
$1.5M seed bets, maybe. not $60M though
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by ushakov 7mo ago
just from looking at it on Linux it runs Firecracker: https://github.com/jingkaihe/matchlock/blob/main/pkg/vm/linu... on macOS uses the Apple's Virtualization.Framework Go wrapper: https:
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Almostnode – Node.js in the Browser(github.com)
1 points by ushakov 7mo ago|0 comments
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by ushakov 7mo ago
very cool, if you want cross-platform microvms, there's an interesting project called libkrun that powers projects like Podman and Colima. here's a Go binding: https://github.com/mishushakov/libkrun-go demo (
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by ushakov 7mo ago
i think there’s a confusion around what use-case Monty is solving (i was confused as well). this seems to isolate in a scope of execution like function calls, not entire Python applications
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by ushakov 7mo ago
we’re not disagreeing here - i meant for general use-case VMs are better, for some application-specific calls Monty this might suffice. although you’d still need another boundary to run your app in to prevent breaking out to other tenants.
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by ushakov 7mo ago
agree. you still need a secure boundary like VM to isolate the tenants in case the model breaks out of the sandbox. everything that you don’t want your agent to access should live outside of the sandbox.
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by ushakov 7mo ago
best answer is probably to have a layered approach - use this to limit what the generated code can do, wrap it in a secure VM to prevent leaking out to other tenants.
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by ushakov 7mo ago
there’s no way around VMs for secure, untrusted workloads. everything else, like Monty has too many tradeoffs that makes it non-viable for any real workloads disclaimer: i work at E2B, opinions my own
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by ushakov 8mo ago
Factory, Nvidia, Perplexity and Manus are using E2B in production - we ran more than 200 million Sandboxes for our customers
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by ushakov 8mo ago
for personal use, many ways: Vargant, Docker Sandbox, NixOS VMs, Lima, OrbStack. if you want multi-tenant: E2B (open-source, self-hosted)
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by ushakov 8mo ago
we aren’t worried about that. when we were starting out we figured there was no solution that would satisfy our requirements for running untrusted code. so we had to build our own. the reason we open-sourced this is because we want everyone
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by ushakov 8mo ago
we offer secure cloud VMs that scale up to 100k concurrent instances or more. the value we sell with our cloud is scale, while our Sandboxes are a commodity that we have proudly open-sourced
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by ushakov 8mo ago
both Docker and bubblewrap are not secure sandboxes. the only way to have actually isolated sandboxes is by using VMs disclaimer: i work on secure sandboxes at E2B

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