Working on something that addresses this and allows you to create reusable sets of permissions for Claude Code (so you can run without --dangerously-skip-permissions and have pre-approved access patterns granted automatically) https://github.com/empathic/clash

This is the most fun I’ve had drawing with pixels since I was a kid

Take a look at https://github.com/n0-computer/iroh

Open source project written in Rust that uses BLAKE3 (and QUIC, which you mentioned in another comment)

It certainly has a lot of overlap and is a very interesting project, but like most projects in this space, I feel like it's already doing too much. I think that might be because many of these systems also try to be user facing?

E.g. it tries to solve the "mutability problem" (having human readable identifiers point to changing blobs); there are blobs and collections and documents; there is a whole resolver system with their ticket stuff

All of these things are interesting problems, that I'd definitely like to see solved some day, but I'd be more than happy with an "S3 for blobs" :D.

would love to connect and talk more about HPC - let me know if you'd be up for a chat :)

Emails in my profile, feel free to reach out

Awesome work! Love this

This is the first thing I thought of when I saw this! I began learning how to build websites during this era and was always in awe of their work.

thank you for the work - love iTerm2

Love this Matt, thanks for posting. Any shortcuts into the beta for HN? :)

I'm getting almost 4x on a 10TB production database! A little surprising the first time you see all the z_wr_iss processes flying :)

Data Skeptic (love this podcast)

Data Driven Discussions (new podcast)

Linear Digressions (good shorter discussions)

Pod Save America (awesome)

Coaching for Leaders (great interviews, the best soft skills podcast I've found)

Software Engineering Daily (a little hard to keep up, mostly listen to specific topics)

a16z (general trends)