sch00lb0y
Re:Show HN: Hebbs – a single-binary memory engine for AI agents – sub-...
on Thursday March 12, 2026 @09:34AM (#47350326)
Brilliant work. For the past few months, I'm predicting that software are going to be embedded, local and personalized.
I'm glad to see someone paving the way for the future.
It would have been great if it was like CMD line tool instead of server. Since agents are good at interacting with cli tools
Context Pruning in Conversational Agent
Re:Ask HN: What are you working on? (May 2025)
on Monday May 26, 2025 @07:46AM (#44096466)
I'm building an AI based habit tracker. https://health.poonai.xyz/ You might like talking to the agent, It's pretty funny actually.
Simplest backpropogation explainer without chainrule
Re:Repeating Yourself Thrice Doesn’t Turn You into a 3x Developer
on Sunday July 30, 2023 @12:53PM (#36933183)
For frontend people shipping application is easy because of tools like firebase
Re:Think Prometheus, but for logs (not metrics). Simple, efficient, fa...
on Wednesday September 14, 2022 @11:47AM (#32838842)
Like the idea of using parquet and datafusion for logs. Pretty promising
I made minimal change to escape HTML in REST API using go reflection
Decrypting Recent Security Incidents
Re:My notes on working of CPU profiler
on Sunday June 05, 2022 @02:44AM (#31628630)
I believe it also works the same except the profiler calculates memory allocation. A lot of folks, have asked me the same. I'll do a separate post on that.
Hope you enjoyed the post
My notes on working of CPU profiler
Re:Building a Budget Homelab NAS Server
on Sunday May 29, 2022 @09:36AM (#31549029)
Home labs are always fun to build
Use unchecked_unwrap in rust to go fast
What is raw identifier in rust?
VCS Fund Idea Not Execution
Password based authentication without TLS using SASL
Volatility Smoking House
Re:Part 1: How debuggers work? Example by go
on Tuesday September 07, 2021 @11:36AM (#28446100)
I'm the author of this blog. This is my first series post. Glad to see someone already posted on hacker news.
Can differential privacy protect our privacy?
Generics, Please Go Away
Re:Hackers take over prominent Twitter accounts in simultaneous attack
on Thursday July 16, 2020 @04:32AM (#23856976)
It's not addressing this issue. Looks like inside job. Am saying that we all should change from centralized authority into decentralized world.
Re:Hackers take over prominent Twitter accounts in simultaneous attack
on Thursday July 16, 2020 @04:14AM (#23856895)
Shameless plug: All the companies(Google, Microsoft...) are telling trust us. But, I believe that we should trust us instead of relying on third parties. They always change when businesses interest changes. This is where web3 is coming to play. Technologies like IFFS, safe network are coming. Looking at the scale issue, I guess this web3 takes at least 5 more years. But, this kind p2p technology is possible with small-scaled mesh. Mesh networks within our devices or families. From the beginning, I hate the idea of storing passwords in the third-party password manager. Later, I fell into the same trap because a managing lot of passwords is difficult. So, I building an open-source p2p password manger. Replicates the passwords within your devices, instead of storing everything at the vendor's cloud. It's half-way for the closed beta release. I would like to hear everyone's feedback on this idea.
Thanks
Re:Twitter: Our investigation is still ongoing but here’s what we know...
on Thursday July 16, 2020 @04:13AM (#23856886)
Shameless plug: All the companies(Google, Microsoft...) are telling trust us. But, I believe that we should trust us instead of relying on third parties. They always change when businesses interest changes. This is where web3 is coming to play. Technologies like IFFS, safe network are coming. Looking at the scale issue, I guess this web3 takes at least 5 more years. But, this kind p2p technology is possible with small-scaled mesh. Mesh networks within our devices or families. From the beginning, I hate the idea of storing passwords in the third-party password manager. Later, I fell into the same trap because a managing lot of passwords is difficult. So, I building an open-source p2p password manger. Replicates the passwords within your devices, instead of storing everything at the vendor's cloud. It's half-way for the closed beta release. I would like to hear everyone's feedback on this idea.
Thanks
Re:Using SIMD to aggregate billions of values per second
on Wednesday April 08, 2020 @12:11AM (#22809990)
is it difficult to add SIMD to the existing time-series database?
Pathivu 0.1 Release
Pathivu – Log Aggregation System in Rust
Simple worker in Rust
Embedded Distributed In-Memory Cache for Golang
Re:Ask HN: What a 2nd tier college student must do to be at par with t...
on Friday January 13, 2017 @07:17AM (#13390232)
keep on learning new stuff. make use of time. vit university has a good startup culture so try to find a startup and work on it. here is the some of the vit open source project where you can contribute
1)https://github.com/karthikb351/CaptchaParser
2)https://github.com/princebansal/MyVIT
3)https://github.com/shubhodeep9/go-MyVIT
4)https://github.com/aneesh-neelam/VITacademics
5)https://github.com/sch00lb0y/Vit-Photo