aavshr

I think Zig being a new and a low-resource language (not enough training data) is also one of the reasons Bun decided to use Rust as large language models will simply not be as good no matter how good the model is.

Location: Berlin, Germany

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Only within Germany

Technologies: Golang, Rust, Typescript/Javascript, Python | Distributed Backend Systems | AWS, GCP| Prometheus, Grafana, Terraform, Github Actions | PostgreSQL, DynamoDB, Redis

Résumé/CV: https://aavash.com/resume.pdf

Email: hi@aavash.com

Github: https://github.com/aavshr

Personal Site: https://aavash.com

I was the first hire at a Berlin based startup which unfortunately had to shut down after 6+ years. I took full ownership of backend systems and infra, maintained on call responsibility and worked across the board with growth, product and frontend work as needed.

Looking for a similar opportunity at an early stage company where I can provide high impact while taking ownership.

In short, a latent bug in a service underpinning our bot mitigation capability started to crash after a routine configuration change we made. That cascaded into a broad degradation to our network and other services. This was not an attack.

From the CTO, Source: https://x.com/dok2001/status/1990791419653484646

just curious, why not the sonnet models? In my personal experience, Anthropic's Sonnet models are the best when it comes to things like this!

yes, had to use reader mode.

Ah that might be a bug sorry, the sample notes should also have the html extension. The notes themselves are currently stored as html (because of the metadata and the state in notes mainly, you can still export to markdown).

We need to do some work before we can also just store them simply as markdown files.

Thank you.

Yes, we support any endpoint that supports the completions API. And yes, Ollama might be the easiest to setup. The images should also work with qwen3-vl.

But if you run into any issues, please feel free to submit a bug report https://github.com/deta/surf/issues

Edit: fixed github issues link

Please make yourself aware of all the facts before posting ignorant comments like this. Children died, shot while protesting against blatant corruption and lack of accountability that's going on for decades. The social media ban was just the final straw.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/9/8/six-killed-in-nepal-...

Great work, I can imagine how interesting the migration went. Why are you using Redis if I may ask? Was something like sqlite not enough? What are your biggest challenges with Tauri?

I also work with an Electron app and we also do local embeddings and most of the CPU intensive work happens in nodejs addons written in Rust and using Neon (https://neon-rs.dev very grateful for this lib). This is a nice balance for us.

Sad to see, Outer Wilds is probably the best game I've ever played. But I'm sure the staff will continue doing great work in whatever they decide to do next.

just curious, why is this the case?

this is brilliant, the questions are hilarious, didn't beat the game yet

this is absolutely great, multiplayer version?

I would imagine and hope for interfaces to exist where the natural language prompt is the initial seed and then you'd still be able to manipulate visual elements through other ways.

The link I just clicked on to reply to your comment was `https://news.ycombinator.com/reply?id=39991931&goto=item%3Fi...` but thankfully it just said 'reply' in the UI.

Yes, only the text gets replaced but not the underlying link.

Once you navigate to the link it will be the actual link in the URL bar however.

But this is an easy miss for people after they have already navigated to the link from twitter thinking it's a legitimate link.

You can checkout Deta (I work for Deta).

Free, the job timeout is 10s but can be extended if needed, and minimum resolution is run every minute.

https://docs.deta.sh/docs/tutorials/cron-guide https://docs.deta.sh/docs/micros/cron

it makes sense to compare WASM to Docker or other container runtimes but not Kubernetes.

this look super nice! Great colors and much more informative than my website!

thank you, yeah we are really excited about our product at work, Deta also gifted me this domain which led me to create this website.

looks neat! Do you have the code open sourced?

hi thanks for the input, yes it is very early and I just posted this mainly for validation; I wanted to know if only I thought this was cool or if others also saw it as something fun. I did not anticipate so many people using this. I plan to implement most of the expected shell features soon.

thanks for the input, it is indeed hard to make a shell that works a like a real one. I'll keep your words in mind.

I implemented './' and it should be live now.

as suggested by many hn users in this thread, I've implemented './' to execute files and it's live now.

thanks for the suggestions! Yes, the input not focusing is very annoying and other people have also pointed it out in this thread. Will definitely fix that. Also agree about the second point, will probably display help first on load.

hello, thanks for the input. Yeah, implementing history is next in line :D

hi thanks for the suggestions. Yeah, I also thought whether I should display the available commands at the start or not, but it makes more sense to do so.

hi thanks for the suggestion. I thought about this but decided against it as: 1. It's slower, I want to emulate the speed of running a shell in your local machine 2. I don't need all the nix shell features since it's a personal website. I can add features that only seem necessary for what I want to tell others about myself.

thanks for the input, yes definitely planning to do this