husband, father, shadowy super coder - innovating @hatchet_dev - @uwaterloo CS '21
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Mohammed Nafees retweeted
it might sound counterintuitive but mathematically this combination has the same probability of being randomly generated as any other
the rise in the amount of surfaced security vulnerabilities is alarming, especially for smaller teams
whats more concerning is the pseudo knowledge of security we are all gathering due to LLMs
the role of the CISO is more important than ever
github PR links ending up being LLM-coded Rust makes me mad
but, I have also read so much Rust in the past few days that I kinda see the point
gotta say that the rebrand from @hyperdxio to clickstack is such a downgrade
great product though
to everyone sensationalizing pushing to main, do you know git enough or has that been taken over by agents as well
the only reason to use gvisor over microVMs for sandbox isolation is the cost of running bare metal servers on hyperscaler infra
is this true though?
tfw you realise it's almost the end of the week and Dependabot has not issued a bazillion alerts for you to fix
C++ was the first language I learnt and abstractions were quite important from day one. The way objects can mutate their way to various identities and the compiler makes it all work is one of the beautiful ways of reasoning about writing useful code, something that OOP languages brought with them.
If you're building a startup today, one of the core strategies to become a winner in your space is to build a platform with abstractions and primitives that scale across various use-cases. I tend to always think on these lines given my early intro to programming with languages like C++ and Java.
So naturally, I love working at @hatchet_dev where we are building the orchestration engine to power every workload out there. The primitives we have built over the time have been extremely powerful to provide our users with an abstraction layer over all of their running workflows and jobs, ranging from AI agents to data pipelines and even notification systems.
Mohammed Nafees retweeted
Yesterday at CP, there were jammers because of a protest, so an Argentine woman at Saravana Bhavan couldn’t pay her approx ₹500 bill. Her card, UPI basically nothing worked. I ended up paying for her.
She said, “India is such an interesting country. The system is so hostile, but the people are equally kind.”
And honestly, it made me think: it’s rightly said, India disappoints both the optimist and the pessimist; often in the same afternoon. 😭