OpenPCC on the front page of HN :)
(I work on this)
(I work on this)
November 6, 2025 at 3:25 PM
OpenPCC on the front page of HN :)
(I work on this)
(I work on this)
Reposted by george
Ever been hustled in a shell game?
Imagine a protocol that does that with your sensitive data!
We’ve open-sourced our Go implementation of OHTTP (Oblivious HTTP) the protocol that hides who you are from what you send.
Link to the repo in the comments, hit us with a star while you're there.
Imagine a protocol that does that with your sensitive data!
We’ve open-sourced our Go implementation of OHTTP (Oblivious HTTP) the protocol that hides who you are from what you send.
Link to the repo in the comments, hit us with a star while you're there.
October 29, 2025 at 3:56 PM
Ever been hustled in a shell game?
Imagine a protocol that does that with your sensitive data!
We’ve open-sourced our Go implementation of OHTTP (Oblivious HTTP) the protocol that hides who you are from what you send.
Link to the repo in the comments, hit us with a star while you're there.
Imagine a protocol that does that with your sensitive data!
We’ve open-sourced our Go implementation of OHTTP (Oblivious HTTP) the protocol that hides who you are from what you send.
Link to the repo in the comments, hit us with a star while you're there.
Reposted by george
HTTP, but make it binary.
This week we've open-sourced bhttp, a Go implementation of RFC 9292.
If you need HTTP requests/responses in compact binary form, give it a spin!
What do you think we use it for?
Repo link in the comments!
This week we've open-sourced bhttp, a Go implementation of RFC 9292.
If you need HTTP requests/responses in compact binary form, give it a spin!
What do you think we use it for?
Repo link in the comments!
October 22, 2025 at 4:58 PM
HTTP, but make it binary.
This week we've open-sourced bhttp, a Go implementation of RFC 9292.
If you need HTTP requests/responses in compact binary form, give it a spin!
What do you think we use it for?
Repo link in the comments!
This week we've open-sourced bhttp, a Go implementation of RFC 9292.
If you need HTTP requests/responses in compact binary form, give it a spin!
What do you think we use it for?
Repo link in the comments!
Reposted by george
Go check out go-nvtrust, our open-source Go library for NVIDIA GPU/NVSwitch confidential attestation.
If you've Got problems securing your AI privacy, Go no further, this library will be your Go-to solution.
Where are we Going with all of these open-source releases?
If you've Got problems securing your AI privacy, Go no further, this library will be your Go-to solution.
Where are we Going with all of these open-source releases?
October 15, 2025 at 4:15 PM
Go check out go-nvtrust, our open-source Go library for NVIDIA GPU/NVSwitch confidential attestation.
If you've Got problems securing your AI privacy, Go no further, this library will be your Go-to solution.
Where are we Going with all of these open-source releases?
If you've Got problems securing your AI privacy, Go no further, this library will be your Go-to solution.
Where are we Going with all of these open-source releases?
Reposted by george
Do you care about AI privacy?
If so, you'll love our latest open-source release from our private AI stack!
Introducing twoway - an encrypted request-response messaging library built on HPKE.
Repo and technical breakdown links in the comments
If so, you'll love our latest open-source release from our private AI stack!
Introducing twoway - an encrypted request-response messaging library built on HPKE.
Repo and technical breakdown links in the comments
October 8, 2025 at 6:43 PM
Do you care about AI privacy?
If so, you'll love our latest open-source release from our private AI stack!
Introducing twoway - an encrypted request-response messaging library built on HPKE.
Repo and technical breakdown links in the comments
If so, you'll love our latest open-source release from our private AI stack!
Introducing twoway - an encrypted request-response messaging library built on HPKE.
Repo and technical breakdown links in the comments
Goofing off with Zig and the new SDL_gpu API
August 4, 2025 at 1:11 AM
Goofing off with Zig and the new SDL_gpu API
Trying out “vibe coding” building a static site generator. I hate writing CSS so it seemed like a good thing to try it on. First impression is that it’s extremely annoying if you have a specific vision of what you want things to look like.
March 17, 2025 at 12:40 PM
Trying out “vibe coding” building a static site generator. I hate writing CSS so it seemed like a good thing to try it on. First impression is that it’s extremely annoying if you have a specific vision of what you want things to look like.
happy My Oven Clock is Correct Again day to all those who celebrate
March 9, 2025 at 6:56 PM
happy My Oven Clock is Correct Again day to all those who celebrate
Crazy how you can listen to an album when it releases and be underwhelmed, then revisit it like 2 years later and be like wtf this is amazing
March 6, 2025 at 3:09 PM
Crazy how you can listen to an album when it releases and be underwhelmed, then revisit it like 2 years later and be like wtf this is amazing
“Deleting” 18F is the exact opposite of what you’d do if what you want is government efficiency. The alternative is farming projects out to the likes of Deloitte/Accenture who will charge like $200/hr per new grad webdev they throw at a project.
February 4, 2025 at 2:44 PM
“Deleting” 18F is the exact opposite of what you’d do if what you want is government efficiency. The alternative is farming projects out to the likes of Deloitte/Accenture who will charge like $200/hr per new grad webdev they throw at a project.
I have never encountered a configuration language that is not complete hell to work with. Does any exist?
January 13, 2025 at 6:01 PM
I have never encountered a configuration language that is not complete hell to work with. Does any exist?
Reposted by george
It’s kind of amazing how humanity collectively built the most comprehensive and accessible information repository of all time, and then a handful of people decided to let loose a bunch of broken robots to stochastically pollute it for no clear reason whatsoever
January 8, 2025 at 12:54 AM
It’s kind of amazing how humanity collectively built the most comprehensive and accessible information repository of all time, and then a handful of people decided to let loose a bunch of broken robots to stochastically pollute it for no clear reason whatsoever
Another Alex Garland banger with a killer soundtrack
Watching 28 Days Later the first time in many years and I forgot how huge the story is I completely forgot all of this. Even it being shot on DV-cam with "terrible quality" is perfect. Iconic scenes. Really really lives up to its role as reinventing zombie horror for modern era.
December 16, 2024 at 5:10 PM
Another Alex Garland banger with a killer soundtrack
The new SDL3 GPU API looks super nice. Very excited to be able to write compute shaders on macOS without using Metal. Looking forward to giving it a try
December 12, 2024 at 5:32 PM
The new SDL3 GPU API looks super nice. Very excited to be able to write compute shaders on macOS without using Metal. Looking forward to giving it a try
Has any music platform issued a blanket ban on AI-generated content?
December 6, 2024 at 10:39 PM
Has any music platform issued a blanket ban on AI-generated content?
Rewatched Annihilation yesterday. The soundtrack is so good, especially at the climax scene. Can’t think of many other movies that put music in the foreground like that to the point where it’s almost difficult to differentiate between soundtrack and sound effect
December 2, 2024 at 9:44 PM
Rewatched Annihilation yesterday. The soundtrack is so good, especially at the climax scene. Can’t think of many other movies that put music in the foreground like that to the point where it’s almost difficult to differentiate between soundtrack and sound effect
Coming up on my favorite part of thanksgiving weekend: hanging out at the airport Chili’s before the flight home
December 1, 2024 at 9:13 PM
Coming up on my favorite part of thanksgiving weekend: hanging out at the airport Chili’s before the flight home
Reposted by george
Donald Knuth on the rewards of computer programming
November 20, 2024 at 3:24 PM
Donald Knuth on the rewards of computer programming
One of the great things about this app is that it does not have an embedded browser
November 19, 2024 at 11:59 AM
One of the great things about this app is that it does not have an embedded browser
Working on a project involving 3D graphics recently has really pushed my intuitive understanding of linear algebra. Kind of funny that I feel way better at this stuff now than I did when I was studying physics and math in college
November 17, 2024 at 6:57 PM
Working on a project involving 3D graphics recently has really pushed my intuitive understanding of linear algebra. Kind of funny that I feel way better at this stuff now than I did when I was studying physics and math in college
The HL2 documentary is a great window into what its like to lack the technological tools to fulfill your artistic vision, and having to invent them along the way. One of the coolest aspects of working with digital media IMO
www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCjN...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCjN...
Half-Life 2: 20th Anniversary Documentary
YouTube video by Valve
www.youtube.com
November 17, 2024 at 2:52 AM
The HL2 documentary is a great window into what its like to lack the technological tools to fulfill your artistic vision, and having to invent them along the way. One of the coolest aspects of working with digital media IMO
www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCjN...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCjN...