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no_circuit

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    Comment #48942272

    Sounds like the lesson learned is using the right tool for the job -- reusing Kubernetes in an existing cluster to spin up sandboxes is a fair initial path to start offering the se…

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    Comment #48634670

    My impression with this space is that you'd need to fundraise startup-style, which I'm assuming you'll do, to catch up with everyone that is doing a similar thing. The problem spac…

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    Comment #46943377

    Why stop at restricting pull requests? I wouldn't want spam issues either. New issues and contributors should be gated at the "discussion" stage.

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    Comment #46912233

    Impressive looking project generated with AI help. Have similar goals of having an artifacts system myself. I think the approach of multi-format, multi-UI, and new (to you) program…

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    Comment #46023753

    Yes, it is huge to spread the work out on embedded UIs in chat interfaces. But I think the design direction is going, is exactly the same direction of how Google Assistant, Amazon …

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    Comment #45750123

    If your binary has a small function set, probably not. But in a use case if you want to proxy/intercept cloud APIs, then something like Google APIs has 34K message types: git clone…

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    Comment #45749424

    Yes, I agree that protos usually should only be used at the serialization boundary, as well as the slightly off-topic idea that the generated code should be private to the package …

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    Comment #45741094

    IMO, not a fair benchmark. I can see the source of an 10x improvement on an Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 6136 CPU @ 3.00GHz, but it drops to 3x improvement when I remove the to/from that …

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    Comment #45738982

    Is 4096 types enough for everyone? https://github.com/apache/fory/blob/fd1d53bd0fbbc5e0ce6d53ef...

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    Comment #45738851

    Are the benchmarks actually fair? See: https://github.com/apache/fory/blob/fd1d53bd0fbbc5e0ce6d53ef... It seems if the serialization object is not a "Fory" struct, then it is force…

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    Comment #45515409

    Yes, from https://www.txse.com/solutions : TXSE's goal is to provide greater alignment with issuers and investors and address the high cost of going and staying public. The alignme…

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    Comment #45424618

    Right, for example, there are no comments on why something there is something called a PromiseIdAllocator that starts with the magic number "1": https://github.com/currentspace/cap…

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    Comment #45424460

    Regarding the concept, it's cool to see you using LLMs to quickly generate protocol versions. But asking the community to review an AI-generated implementation week-old announced p…

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    Comment #44715941

    How long ago did you try SQLx? Not necessarily promoting SQLX, but the `query_as` which lets one make queries without the live database macro has been around for 5 years [1]. For l…

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    Comment #44641628

    I'm assuming that the PaaS/IaaS providers already have solutions for secrets. So a new centralized system may help with just dev and DIY bare metal? But the centralized method, as …

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    Comment #44516552

    That's correct, the example you are giving represents bike-shedding among request path variations. I assumed most readers of my comment would get that the idea that /users/signup i…

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    Comment #44516145

    The system won't be able remember why the user was created unless the content of the post includes data saying it was a signup. That's important for any type of reporting like tele…

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    Comment #44286072

    I wouldn't recommend Cargo as something to copy for a real project, even though I've a fan of and have been using Rust exclusively lately. It suffers from not being able to handle …

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    Comment #43137397

    The VR version of network management already existed [1]. It was called CA [2] Unicenter TNG. It really could use an update with some rendering with Unreal Engine! :D Unrelated but…

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    Comment #42351424

    Task is in a similar problem space. Unlike Just which clearly states it is not a build system [1], Task can be told about expected files so tasks can be skipped to avoid unnecessar…

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    Comment #42126826

    For the audience that would be looking to use the WASM Component Model, and not be an infrastructure implementer of it, whether or not they meet some definition of a method, the co…

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    Comment #42123135

    Yes, in retrospect I should have mentioned "Components" in my comment and just compared it to "Java" in general instead. I felt that was implied due to the thread and topic of disc…

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    Comment #42122455

    Yes, its great to see progress in the tooling [1] so that the component building is easier. Although I do like to think of the component model as the "ABI linking model". You can o…

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    Comment #42122340

    WASM is basically similar to JVM bytecode. So the comparison would be like using compiled code from Java, Scala and/or Kotlin for example. The source language only determines how t…

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    Comment #41203374

    I don't miss variable substitution at all. For my setup anything that needs to be variable or secret gets specified in a custom json/yaml file which is read by a plugin which in tu…