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raskelll

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    I always felt the same every since I learnt about the company. Can't think of a more rewarding place to work at.

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    Good fit for coarse auth at the edge (who is this? what tenant? basic scopes, and so on). I’d still keep object-level/domain rules in-app. Fail-closed for auth, fail-open for obser…

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    Appreciate that! That exact failure mode is why I went with out-of-process agents. A bit like Envoy's ext_proc filter. Sentinel treats agents like separate services (timeouts, circ…

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    Show HN: Sentinel – a Pingora-based reverse proxy (inspired by River)

    I’d been watching River (Pingora-based) and hoping it would mature, because I think Rust + Pingora (from Cloudflare) is a really solid foundation for a future-proof reverse proxy. …

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    https://www.raskell.io/

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    Comment #45691138

    The closest to OpenBSD in the Linux-verse clearly is Void Linux.

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    Let me revisit my statement once I've read those chapters then. Regarding your second statement, out of curiosity, I wonder how you would characterize the 1989 series of experiment…

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    The arrogance I mentioned is directed towards the people who think of themselves as appropriate to speak for the century-long success story of science itself while not really addre…

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    Read the whole of his "science" series. You're going to be delighted to find out that he's really fond of analogies, golfing being a particularly fitting one.

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    What I find concerning about these discussions on what qualifies as science and what doesn't is the excessive arrogance displayed by some writers, as if they stand on the same este…

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    I would posit that the ability to distil complex concepts into concise phrases is prevalent across various cultures and languages. Isn't it true for our Western idioms, like the po…

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    Comment #39546866

    So for those who have an opencollective account, what are our options?

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    The latest Happy Hacking Keyboard Hybrid with its amazing Topre keys.

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    I just found this by accident on LinkedIn. No affiliation whatsoever from my part. Looks interesting. Does anyone know about quality? They describe themsleves as "Discover the best…

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    This aligns well with the Cyberparadism aesthetic: https://aesthetics.fandom.com/wiki/Cyberparadism > Cyberparadism is a subset of Cyberprep and therefore of Post-Cyberpunk. The wo…

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