After years of working with and reading about databases, started my own little LLVM-inspired database in Rust. Everything from scratch, with one rule: zero vibecoding. Should be fun.
This is how ir looks like on day1
@svpino@AlfredoD365T Lmaoo..! How is it apples to apples comparison? English is a general purpose language. If you even know definition of what a programming language is you would never make such lame comparsion
Don’t get out of the loops.
Stay in the loop. Stay sharp.
We’re going to face a lot more AI-generated junk, and no amount of loops will magically fix bad engineering.
What if you could debug with AI without ever leaking a credential?
That's why we made SecureIntent.
The first browser-level extension that intercepts secrets before they reach any AI model.
Just install it. It does the rest.
And we're just getting started -
- Mozilla Firefox extension coming soon
- Desktop app launching soon
One tool. Every platform. Zero leaks.
https://t.co/5Mb0gq2qoc
@Secureintent_ai RabbitMQ excels at reliable task queues and complex routing. Kafka is built for durable, high-volume event streams, replayability, and horizontal scalability. The right choice depends on whether you’re moving tasks or streaming events.o
@SourabhGurwani Ideas sit in QA purgatory, but where's the founding energy? If we're just the world's biggest unpaid bug squad, maybe we should start charging for the reports and building the tools we keep polishing.
@aminnnn_09 I see most folks monetizing viewership rather than building actual AI tools. If you have a tribe, you cash; if you build the engine, you sweat.
@devXritesh I love the separation tiny services are way easier to reason about than monoliths. Even nicer the Kafka audit stream makes rollback feel like a breeze.