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mhluongo

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About mhluongo

Founder @thesis_co, incubated @fold_app, @keep_project, @taho_xyz, @embodyspace

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #49095507

    Tauri is a good balance. Rust "backend" plus a native web view, so less JS and a lighter binary.

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    Comment #49038413

    I think there's "how to use AI" and "how to make frequent AI use economical in systems". Different things?

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    Comment #48961420

    Per the article, if you want to fix this... maybe start your own :P

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    Comment #48946396

    No, it's a nostalgia thing from us olds + the long battery life and hackability.

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    Comment #48925853

    Interested in the implied strategy - that training a bespoke model for what you need will make economic sense over using a mass-trained model. I wonder if that's true?

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    Comment #48844666

    It resonated with me!

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    Comment #48720784

    This clearly isn't true for eg a single-member LLC, and likely not true in general.

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    Comment #48611254

    I expect them to give a shit, yeah. Just like they should care about what they read or watch, or who they hang out with. Don't let your kids have an internet-connected phone, or ke…

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    Comment #48611221

    Sure! With my kids it's meant not buying them internet-enabled devices (or disabling the internet access, eg smart TVs), only having 1 family computer in a shared space, and managi…

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    Comment #48609975

    Or perhaps we should expect parents to take some responsibility for their kids' screen use?

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    Comment #48599130

    By that logic, from my perspective - your family life, as we're practicing it today, it a car without a steering wheel. The church down the street from me, that I have nothing to d…

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    Comment #48544820

    Hi! As someone who has historically built on libp2p, I'd love to see an updated comparison focused on app developers! Last year, I was trying to choose between the two and went wit…

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    Comment #48309101

    My understanding - "insider trading" is specifically for securities, and brought by the SEC. The equivalent for commodities is called "market manipulation", brought by the CFTC. Ma…

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    Comment #48273997

    If you're not shipping faster, it's meaningless, and if you are, it's also bad?

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    Comment #48237727

    > if they saw me romanticizing the Mondragon cooperatives in Spain? Speaking for myself, I'd find that very interesting! I just stumbled over an article about it a few days ago, an…

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    Comment #47770550

    If they use the system keyring, it depends on the OS and other details - MacOS, Linux, and Windows all have different implementation tradeoffs.

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    Comment #47681439

    Two different "rent"s.

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    Comment #47659116

    When something is "realized" is a matter of accounting. It means to make the change, they sold the gold fo currrency, then bought it back. For many of us, realizing a gain is when …

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    Comment #47545628

    If I'm not mistaken, this was Socrates' exact perspective on writing.

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    Show HN: Shrouded, secure memory management in Rust

    Hi HN! I've been building a project that handles high-value credentials in-process, and I wanted something more robust than just zeroing memory on drop. A comment on a recent Show …

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    Comment #47493633

    Here are a couple examples of physical access leading to key extraction. You're welcome to be pedantic (those are side channel attacks, they don't defeat the boundary!) but one way…

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    Comment #47470747

    Again and again, we've seen that HSMs aren't secure against physical access of the device.

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    Comment #47363148

    What unnecessary snark. Is a little civility too much to ask for?

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    Comment #47242428

    It appears to have gotten better! Sharing a project soon.