suresh70
Re:How are folks affordably self-training in AI?
on Saturday May 09, 2026 @12:04PM (#48076023)
Did you try looking into openrouter?. They offer some models for free or low cost.
Re:Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (March 2026)
on Sunday March 08, 2026 @10:04PM (#47304028)
I am working on a SSL certificate monitor. It comes with its own probe that can scan your private infra and collect the certs for monitoring. It also has a web interface for monitoring SSL certificate of any public domain. There are a few chinks here and there. Hope I can get it over by this month.
Facebook to investigate claims its algorithms are discriminatory
Aarogya Setu – India's contact tracing app for Covid-19 has been open sourced
IT Major Cognizant has suffered a significant breach
Deliverables of Product Managers
Apache OFBiz – suite of business applications flexible enough for any industry
JavaScript: Understanding Async Await
Setting PostgreSQL Configuration Parameters
US Government Publishing Office Website Defaced
Production Oriented Development
From Casual to Compulsive: How Brain Circuitry Affects Alcohol Use
Kubernetes and the misconception of multi-cloud portability
TikTok could loom large in the 2020 elections
Re:For six years, man who refuses to identify himself has held in a Ca...
on Thursday November 21, 2019 @08:23AM (#21593714)
Fingerprints are a very feeble form of biometrics. India's, Aadhar - A biometric-based ID system that primarily uses fingerprints is the best case study to understand this. Fingerprints, like every other human organ, are subject to wear and tear, this combined with probabilistic algorithms to find a match for a given set of fingerprints makes it a fragile system for "unique" identification.
Pg-Minify: Minifies PostgreSQL Scripts, Reducing IO Usage
Scaledger: A Double-Entry Accounting Database with a Typed GraphQL API
Freedom On The Net Report 2019
NATS – High performance messaging system from CNCF
Calls for controls on gene-editing technology gets stronger
Re:The Value in Go’s Simplicity
on Saturday November 16, 2019 @10:04AM (#21552959)
I'm new to Golang and have been exploring it for a while. Go isn't simple to me when it comes to web dev. It starts with the scarcity of resources to learn from. I'm looking for how to structure the codebase(boilerplates, best practices etc), how to go about unit and integration testing, dependency and configuration management. Are there any resources somebody here can point to regarding these topics?.
Bash-lib: Library for bash utility methods and tools
In MySQL, never use “utf8”. Use “utf8mb4”
Re:Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (November 2019)
on Saturday November 02, 2019 @04:00AM (#21426431)
I have 3+ years of relevant experience and have been part of the founding team in a now-defunct health tech startup. I can understand both business terms and legal terms pertaining to HIPAA and GDPR. My specialty lies in creating quick prototypes for you to validate your idea in the market.
Technologies: Ruby on Rails, PHP, Elixir and Ember.js, Google Cloud, Heroku, Redis, MySQL and PostgreSQL
Location: Chennai, India.
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: willing to consider for the right opportunity
Resume: Available on request.
Email: can be found in my profile
Re:Lack of cdnjs activity
on Friday November 01, 2019 @05:00AM (#21417159)
Do you guys have any plans for short term relief to clear out the pending PRs and keep the show running?.