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About digitalsanctum

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    Comment #38447836

    The blog post mentions support for 300+ services. I have a couple of questions: 1. It would be interesting to see a comparison between the Rust service coverage and other language …

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    Comment #38265721

    Perhaps using WASM via something like https://extism.org/ . That would also open it up to building plugins in multiple languages. Tangential to this I've wondered if it's possible …

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    Comment #38198779

    This is exciting in several ways including the fact that Martin Kleppmann is involved with the project. Filed at the top of my reading list if nothing else to see an undoubtedly go…

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    Comment #38191690

    Hah, I have roll-down windows! Bummed about the outage. I was hoping I'd be able to take the new features for a spin today.

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    Comment #38072510

    Great memories of spending all my time on IRC and hunting for Photoshop when it was just a desktop app. Untold hours spent in college while procrastinating for my next exam.

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    Comment #38072470

    I remember being pretty stoked after getting a flat screen CRT. Oh how things have changed

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    Comment #38025721

    Congrats to the Oxide team. I'm not a potential customer but still get a thrill from the open source projects from these folks. My favorite is the automated CIO repo: https://githu…

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    Comment #38015431

    7. Train a machine learning model to recognize and extract tabular and repeated data based on training data. 8. Optionally publish generated OpenAPI specs to a central site or open…

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    Comment #38015244

    Great project! These features come to mind that would be great additions: 1. Ability to filter response properties. 2. Ability to work with non-JSON (web scraping) by defining a ma…

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    Comment #38014849

    FYI, Akita was just bought by Postman: https://www.akitasoftware.com/blog-posts/announcing-akita-ha...

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    Comment #37102909

    This hits a chord with me and I've felt the same way for years. I'm now unemployed (by choice) and mulling over if I should take the plunge to pursue a SaaS or find another job. On…

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    Comment #36792785

    I have a couple of desktops with decent CPU, memory and GPU and 4x Intel NUCs that I run Proxmox on to manage VMs. I generally run a Kubernetes cluster on the VMs. Depending on you…

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    Ask HN: Where do you go for questions about company reviews and culture?

    From the perspective of a job seeker how do you answer questions about a company? I use LinkedIn, Indeed and Glassdoor to read reviews. Are there others?

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    Ask HN: Recommended resources for learning blockchain as a Rust engineer

    I'm searching for a Rust engineering role and recognize that a lot of roles involve blockchains. I have ~3 years of Rust experience and over 20 years experience in software enginee…

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    Ask HN: Why are tech job sites so ineffective?

    I've been in tech for over 20 years and I'm also frustrated how difficult it is to use job sites including LinkedIn and Indeed which seem to be the major players now. For example, …

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    Comment #36579982

    I was going to build something similar for funsies but now I don't have to :) I'm curious the page mentions not being able to scrape sites that require a login but then I saw Linke…

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    Comment #36470898

    As I read this I wonder if SBOM (Software Bill of Materials)[1] could be used? I'm not sure if it already has configuration files as part of it's definition but doesn't seem like a…

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    Comment #36258472

    I've been using https://www.inoreader.com/ for reading feeds for years and I'm pretty happy with it.

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    Comment #36258328

    I just left a $45B company that has many of the same issues you mention. There were efforts around consolidating competing technologies and vendors as well as a very large "digital…

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    Comment #36258030

    Thanks for the encouraging words and I certainly will checkout #showcase on the bevy discord server.

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    Comment #36257997

    Good luck! One of my hobbies in the past has been bug bounties and I've heard the CISSP is one of the harder certs to attain.

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    Ask HN: How would you improve software development to ensure success?

    Lately, I've been thinking a lot about how I would improve the software development process to ensure success. The specific areas I have in mind are requirements gathering and test…

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    Comment #36245644

    This is something I've been thinking a lot about recently in the context of an area I might try to build a SaaS for. One domain I've encountered that falls into this category is mo…

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    Comment #36245577

    Great tip. I have a couple of friends that have traveled to that region in part because of the low cost. Thanks for the suggestion.