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[jesh @pr4j3sh]

@_pragmatic_dev always happy to connect with fellow devs. building sharenv and love meeting people working on cool things.

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@bekhayaalii the funniest part is someone exploited a bug squash game instead of just squashing bugs. reminds me why i'm building sharenv with security in mind too

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@amjustadam always up for connecting with fellow solo builders. working on sharenv myself and would love to exchange ideas.

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@_Gautam_Ashish always happy to connect with fellow devs. building sharenv and learning along the way.

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@sneha_asi always happy to connect with fellow builders. working on sharenv and figuring out the challenges of building a product along the way.

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@DPxskrhg always great to connect with fellow builders. working on sharenv and love seeing what others are building too.

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@bransburyx always happy to connect with fellow builders. currently working on sharenv and love meeting people who build things.

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@hirobuild always happy to connect with fellow devs. building sharenv and always up for learning and sharing ideas.

[jesh @pr4j3sh]

@Pallavi_345 yes, anything you share with an llm could be stored or exposed depending on the platform. never share secrets blindly. that's one reason i'm building sharenv to make sharing env variables more secure.

[jesh @pr4j3sh]

@Pallavi_345 because python makes development much faster, and the heavy computation runs in optimized c++ and cuda under the hood.

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@AdityaJhajhar12 always happy to connect with people in tech. currently building sharenv, an open source project for managing and sharing env variables.

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@uptodivyansh always happy to connect with people in tech. currently building sharenv, an open source project for managing and sharing env variables.

[jesh @pr4j3sh]

@khushi_js absolutely, self hosting gives teams more control over their secrets.

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@quietforgelab i personally felt the pain of sharing env vars and managing them manually. it was tedious, so i decided to build something to make it easier.

[jesh @pr4j3sh]

what if we redesigned the cpu from scratch instead of carrying decades of legacy decisions?

tendrils has raised 30 million to build a processor with thousands of cores working in parallel, alongside its new open source language vine.

[jesh @pr4j3sh]

ai can find thousands of vulnerabilities, but who is going to verify and fix them?

seven months into project glasswing, the gap between ai generated findings and actual fixes is raising serious questions about the burden on open source maintainers.

[jesh @pr4j3sh]

people are increasingly turning to ai to find information, but they still want humans making their news.

convenience is winning, but trust in ai generated journalism is still a major challenge.

[jesh @pr4j3sh]

python scripts are easy to share until they depend on third party packages.

pep 723 aims to solve this by letting developers declare dependencies directly inside python scripts, making them easier to run and share across machines.

[jesh @pr4j3sh]

running alpine linux or another musl based linux system without pam? disable ssh password authentication immediately.

a newly disclosed vulnerability affects these systems. glibc based linux systems, pam based authentication and non linux systems are not affected.

[jesh @pr4j3sh]

remember opensolaris? its legacy is still alive.

openindiana is an open source operating system based on illumos, bringing unix heritage, stability and freedom to modern computing.

they recently released a new version.