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Alex Zenla 🏳️⚧️
Alex Zenla 🏳️⚧️
@alex.zenla.io
Founder & CTO @ Edera (founded by three women) she/her; 27; Seattle, WA LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/azenla GitHub: https://github.com/azenla Follow Edera! @edera.dev ❤️ Be kind and thoughtful... and do cool things! ❤️
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In the pursuit of a fast, functional, and embeddable x86_64 emulator with both a JIT and interpreter, I had Claude cook up a GPLv2 emulator in Rust, with a fast and correct branch of QEMU TCG as a reference: github.com/azenla/uemul... My ultimate plan is to try to make an iOS app like iSH :)
In the pursuit of a fast, functional, and embeddable x86_64 emulator with both a JIT and interpreter, I had Claude cook up a GPLv2 emulator in Rust, with a fast and correct branch of QEMU TCG as a reference: github.com/azenla/uemul... My ultimate plan is to try to make an iOS app like iSH :)
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Replying to @edera.dev
Copy-on-write forking clones a running microVM into isolated copies that share memory until they change a page. Each copy is a zone, created with one hypervisor call. “We can fork thousands of zones very quickly with this design,” says Edera CTO @alex.zenla.io
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Anthropic found the origin of the NIST elliptic curve seeds: they were generated with drand48()! No one was seriously worried, but this should put some FUD to rest, completing the NIST ECC rehabilitation arc… just in time to be retired in favor of PQ. Also, we raised $36 Ki for ISRG. Yay!
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"Sandbox" has become one of the most overloaded words in Kubernetes, and now it feels like it can mean any of a dozen distinct things. On October 29, we're hosting a live panel on the isolation landscape moderated by @alex.zenla.io. edera.link/vev-1029
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edera.dev/stories/proj... My first project at edera 😊 Working on this with this team has been a breath of fresh air in my jaded corporate soul.
Claude created the ultimate AppleCare One family plan guide for me: gist.github.com/azenla/4c449... TL;DR, you probably shouldn't get it if you have anyone who isn't immediate family on your Family Sharing, and there are a few other caveats.