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MontrΓ©al resident and novice French understander. I do platform engineering stuff these days. Future Principle software architect I hope. Any Pronouns. Creator of: https://ecluse-proxy.com https://saerskriven.com
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Trying to run an experiment to see if codex sol 6.1 can with a single /goal shot implement the full Rust ecosystem support in ecluse-proxy.com My hunch is it should be fine. So far I've only needed to clarify like two things after kicking the goal online?
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Maturing as a software engineer doesnβt mean writing fewer Horrors, it means knowing when to write A Horror and how to construct the proper containment zone around it
I once inherited a python system that handled about $100m in ARR. It was a single Django class that was 25k lines long and had zero tests or docs that always called out to MySQL and postgres via fork+exec rather than actually using those client libraries
Trying to run an experiment to see if codex sol 6.1 can with a single /goal shot implement the full Rust ecosystem support in ecluse-proxy.com My hunch is it should be fine. So far I've only needed to clarify like two things after kicking the goal online?
This might just work. github.com/AlexaDeWit/E... I'll have a bunch of agents rip it apart for correctness and cleanliness... But it might form the basis for rubygems onboarding soon too
Trying to run an experiment to see if codex sol 6.1 can with a single /goal shot implement the full Rust ecosystem support in ecluse-proxy.com My hunch is it should be fine. So far I've only needed to clarify like two things after kicking the goal online?
ecluse-proxy.com 0.3.3 has almost double the throughput near as I can measure.
@iankduncan.com Just a heads up I'll have a couple PRs coming your way for the haskell otel lib tonight. I found one of my bottlenecks on an application was some concurrent metrics writes, near as I can tell, and I've got a proposed improvement. The other one is a correctness thing I need to vet
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THIS IS NOT A DRILL. If you package/distribute/maintain root stores or chain verifiers, act immediately. If you know how to remove trust in a root, consider doing it now. Otherwise, prepare to update systems as patches/mitigations come. Go users, update to Go 1.27.3 or Go 1.26.10.
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Make that 0.3.2, with telemetry volume improvements, and better respect for upstream registries (npm etc). Next goals are: 1. More performance grinding for whatever margin we can still squeeze out. 2. Building support for external redis cacheing of package metadata so we don't violate rate limites
Anyway it's ready for initial experimental use and shakedown. If I get some time I'll bring it up at work in our experimental cluster configuration to see how it behaves under non-synthetic load. Enjoy. That frog's lunch money is mine. ecluse-proxy.com
Anyway it's ready for initial experimental use and shakedown. If I get some time I'll bring it up at work in our experimental cluster configuration to see how it behaves under non-synthetic load. Enjoy. That frog's lunch money is mine. ecluse-proxy.com
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4 hot new felonies for OpenAI my favorite β Sol found a crypto wallet laying around and rationalized spending it to acquire infra space becauseβ¦ it decided crypto wasnβt *real money* alignment.openai.com/misalignment...
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