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brendoncarroll
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About brendoncarroll
My email is on my website.
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Comment #48461291
No Nonsense Containers: a simple Linux containerization tool, secure by default, with support for presets. https://github.com/brendoncarroll/nnc I use it for running agents locally…
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Comment #47767442
Thanks for the link. It looks like this treats files as blobs just like Git, and trees as single objects which fit in memory. Assuming that is a correct understanding, this core ab…
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Comment #47767089
I've heard that jj has support for non-git backends? Can anyone comment on how difficult it would be to add support for another backend, any docs or examples? I have a project[0] t…
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Comment #46945278
I'm working on Got, version control like Git, but for files and directories of any size and E2E encrypted. https://github.com/gotvc/got Got is built on Blobcache, which is a genera…
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Comment #46786011
Yes the author reached out. There has not yet been a confusion among real users that I am aware of. https://github.com/gotvc/got/issues/20
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Comment #46784640
> The problem is when you move beyond text files it gets hard to tell what changes between two versions without opening both versions in whatever program they come from and compari…
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Comment #46782416
Me too. Version control is great, it should get more use outside of software. https://github.com/gotvc/got Notable differences: E2E encryption, parallel imports (Got will light up …
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Comment #46633822
I also wrote a tool for doing this[0], after one of these agents edited a config file outside of the repo it was supposed to work within. I only realized the edit because I have my…
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Comment #46393267
I personally think that this is the future, especially since such an architecture allows for E2E encryption of the entire database. The protocol should just be a transaction layer …
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Comment #46281644
I recently released Blobcache v0.0.2. https://github.com/blobcache/blobcache Blobcache is a content-addressed data store for holding application state, and buiding E2EE application…
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Comment #46268429
I'm a happy bcachefs user. Haven't had any issues on a simple mirrored array, which I've been running since before it was in (and out) of the kernel. It's the best filesystem in 20…
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Comment #46026973
I work on a project Blobcache, a content addressed store for exposing and consuming storage over the network. It supports full end to end encryption, and offers a minimal API to pr…
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Comment #45503455
The same API part isn't surprising, content addressed stores are the most natural way to accept encrypted data. The public storage networks are targeting a different use case than …
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Comment #45483967
I couldn't find an email in your bio. You can reach me via the email at the bottom of my website (in my HN bio). Looking through the docs on Peergos, it looks like it's built on to…
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Comment #45481575
I work on a FOSS project in this space, Blobcache. https://github.com/blobcache/blobcache Trusting a server to store an application's state is a different thing from trusting it to…
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Comment #45425439
I'm working on Blobcache. https://github.com/blobcache/blobcache Blobcache is content addressed storage, available over the network. Blobcache allow nodes to securely produce and c…
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Comment #44842030
All of those issues can be solved by doing an import of the changed file into the build system's content addressed store, and creating a new version of the entire input tree. You a…
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Comment #43994513
I'm not sure which paradoxes you are referring to. Type systems are used for a lot of things, in Mycelium a Type is an encoding strategy for it's Values. And just like I could expl…