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Hi HN!<p>I'm Lee, the founder and developer of Proxylity.<p>I became interested in UDP as a part of exploring game development, experimenting with IoT/embedded, and running global RADIUS authentication systems. I even wrote a specialized load balancer for it[1].<p>One of my takeaways is ho...
Hey HN - Today we launched a new globally available Serverless platform that thinks about simplicity and DX first and foremost. Let us know what you think - try it now for free.<p>Traditional serverless functions are islands. Each function handles a request, does its work, and forgets everything. N...
Revisited an old experiment of mine (<a href="https://github.com/dan-v/awslambdaproxy">https://github.com/dan-v/awslambdaproxy</a>): can AWS Lambda functions work as network proxies? This time using UDP NAT hole punching + QUIC tunnels.<p>Client discovers publ...
I hacked this together last night after trying a number of time-tracking/Pomodoro apps and realizing I disliked all of them and could just make one that fits my style. The goals for the tool are: _simplicity_, a _command-line interface_, and an optional plaint-text logging format that lends itself s...
So I've been working on a Lobsters iPhone app over the past day or so and I think I'm going to turn it into a full blown app. I've been working with jcs to get a basic JSON API going that I can build this on top of and we've already got a basic version working that lets you browse links on the front...
Check out my side project [https://domainregret.com/]. This is a marketplace for when you have domains you've been sitting on for a while that totally sounded like a good idea at 2am and you were a tad bit drunk but now you're not so certain. I'm trying to work out the kinks and get some feedback!
I was [asked to link](https://lobste.rs/s/pu55v6/ask_lobsters_what_are_you_working_on/comments/s4457f) when I finished my book project; printing took a couple weeks longer than expected. I'll write up a more technical blog post and leave a link as a comment here in a few days, but the high-level ver...
After seeing the sublime plugin (https://github.com/jisaacks/GitGutter) and getting a little jealous I decided to write my own version for vim. Still in beta status, and sadly not async - but that's on the roadmap to being fixed.
Worked on this at $dayjob, and we open sourced it yesterday.
Initial driving requirements were:
* Use as part of proof-of-concept testing with a 3rd party memcache proxy that speaks only the binary protocol
* Work well with darner/kestral queues and nosql datastores (via proxies like couchbas...
So, I made this. It's a readable feed reader that promotes interesting content based on articles you vote for.
This is not a finished product, I'm trying this "release early" thing hoping to get some opinions. The timing seems right with Google Reader disappearing.
Readable.cc is open-source (...
Still very alpha... developed during a Startup Weekend event.
Show Lobsters: Compare book prices between different Amazons (and the Book Depository)
(piranhas.co)
I built this in order to satisfy a personal need, i.e. to find the cheapest place where to buy books from.
There are quite a few competitors out there already, but none of them quite lived up to what I wanted.
I wrote this to solve an internal need at our company and decided to open source it. Hope you like it!
I got really tired of Jenkins UI so I made some improvements. Hope you like this!
This is useful for me - hope it's also useful for you, and I hope to add to it soon.
Show Lobsters: ExtensionWatch, a browser extension to watch for and disable malware/adware extension
(github.com)
I hope you don't mind the cross-post from HN, but it was suggested I share this here (and yay I finally got an invite over here ;)). So, I spent the weekend hacking out a Chrome extension (which will live at https://github.com/extensionwatch/chrome later tonight) that will hopefully help reduce the...