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stevelacy

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    Comment #44640037

    Congrats on launching! Was following along with the development, glad to see it launched

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    Comment #44241558

    Mikeal used to organize bicycle + coffee meetups in SF many years ago, and was very welcoming to anyone getting into Nodejs.

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    Comment #44078323

    Very nice looking app, installed. Would be interesting if this integrated with Raycast. I would suggest hiding the main window from the dock/switcher as when the window is closed i…

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    Comment #44031289

    We have been using better-auth (open source) for a while, it was immediately a better experience compared to the existing (typescript) auth libraries. Plus no Nextjs lock-in, we mi…

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    Comment #43985802

    If your project database is suspending for lack of requests I doubt a 500ms wake up delay is an issue.

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    Comment #43766574

    Have been following along with the development, glad to see it announced!

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    Comment #42805200

    This is amazing, love the ESP32 watchdog controller. Had a question about the keyboard - would it make sense for the keyboard to be hardwired to the laptop via USB-C and detachable…

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    Comment #41660427

    > uncovering potential bugs that could compromise even these hardened environments This seems to be a sensationalized statement. Apart from "trusting a black box" they didn't actua…

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    Comment #41482278

    We use 1password with op (1password cli) to sync secrets on dev

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    Comment #40338608

    Following your build statuses for a while, congrats on the launch!

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    Comment #39093743

    Game dev here, totally agree. File-locking across branches excited me, support for visual diffing of uassets would be insane. The platform screenshots as a git/github alternative d…

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    Comment #39059003

    I found it harder than expected to locate a link to the git repos. A project that advertises as open source should have the git repos prominently displayed.

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    Comment #38646233

    Is it possible to consume the malware list as JSON/SSE?

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    Comment #37792857

    This was also a personal device, not one provided by the company. Either the company should have provided a device, or the employee should _not_ be using a personal device.

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    Comment #36493525

    They are using AWS Nitro instances for their enclaves. These can absolutely be run on-prem with self-hosted licensed software to perform the computational redacting.

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    Comment #36198607

    I've built several massive-scale k8s systems for prior companies, all scaled using the underlying built-in primitives without extreme cost. Where do you get the improvement metrics…

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    Comment #35730585

    RGB room lights controlled via Arduino with a companion mobile app for changing colors/modes. Used zeroconf for finding the device on the network.

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    Comment #35614413

    Farther comments in that thread indicate they are referring to PHF (password hashing function) not KDF (key derivation function). LUKS uses a KDF.

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    Comment #35139358

    Is this designed for new home builds or remodel/retrofits? There would be a major cost difference between demo/prepping a retrofit over a new build.

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    Comment #33971652

    Game development, especially Unreal engine, can produce repos in excess of 1TB. Git LFS is used extensively for binary file support.

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    Comment #32328307

    Good to know, I was not aware. The squash/rebase issue is definitely problematic, though a tree of signatures could be appended to each commit. Now... this does break how commits a…

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    Comment #32328193

    It would only allow commits signed by me to be pushed under my email. Github uses the email as the "proof" of commit ownership. By only accepting signed commits a user would not be…