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implfuture

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About implfuture

vr, video, rust, infra

software engineer interested in hard tech (protein design, clean energy, teraforming)

implfuture.dev

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    A primary factor in choosing my latest job was having an office to go into. I’ve been going in M-F and love working in person again. I don’t think forcing everyone back is necessar…

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    One thing to be careful of when going multi-cloud is the network egress fees between the two.

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    Location: San Francisco Remote: No, hybrid considered Willing to relocate: No Technologies: rust, k8s, video, applied cryptography, xr, rendering Résumé/CV: https://implfuture.dev …

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    I'm full-time exploring VR, video, and some hard tech problems, primarily using rust. A few things I'm poking around with: - VR molecule visualization in bevy (a la pymol) - real-t…

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    Comment #29443877

    You can do passwordless login already with WebAuthn. It's just a matter of sites integrating it. https://webauthn.guide/

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    > the search experience from the taskbar is one such example of an end-to-end experience that is not designed to be redirected The bing searches that appear in my taskbar search ha…

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    Comment #29211212

    Nice post! Might be worth mentioning that some data structure implementations already exist in std or as a crate, i.e. std::collections::BTreeSet and petgraph. While it’s good to u…

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    Will this support native windows? The main reason I have switched to nushell is because it is cross platform

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    Ask HN: How much do you spend on GitHub Actions?

    I'm curious how far the free 2k/3k build minutes per month is getting people.

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    Comment #27026956

    My daily driver is Debian WSL2, using wezterm (highly recommend) + tmux for terminal, and vscode integration for IDE. Aside from struggles getting custom subdomains to point to loc…

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    Does this replace the winapi crate? I’ve been using that crate for things like IAudioClient3, but it seems to have fallen out of regular maintenance https://github.com/retep998/win…

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    For vscode users, I recently discovered you can right-click any line and select “copy remote uri.” The copied link takes you right to that line on github (useful for quickly pointi…

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    How would allowing people to optionally come back cause a mass exodus? Do you think they would feel pressured and instead decide to leave?

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    Ask HN: Has your company’s office reopened?

    It looks like SF is now allowing 25% capacity of non-essential offices (https://sfmayor.org/article/san-francisco-continues-reopening-expanded-business-operations-and-activities). …

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    Comment #24338015

    Check out FoundationDB! It’s a distributed key value store with strictly serializable txns by default.

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    This is so awesome! Any tips on parallelizing/is it async compatible? I personally found granular error handling combined with parallelization to be impossible to get just right in…

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    Comment #24217155

    Awesome demo video, really excited to see where this goes! Are there any use cases that people complain zoom is insufficient for?

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    There are many reasons, but to name a few important to me: rust gives performance on the level of C++, but with the memory safety of a garbage-collected language. It also provides …