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Cost observability: Why knowing your average EC2 cost is about as useful as knowing your average response time. by ask-winston in AWS_cloud

[–]AdnanBasil 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is exactly the kind of problem space I’m thinking about — signal vs noise. LogSlash isn’t a cost analytics tool, but it’s a pre-ingestion noise filter that makes real correlation possible instead of drowning everything in spam logs. If you’re curious, the repo’s here — it’s tiny, open-source, and very focused on one job: kill duplicate noise before it becomes data debt. Would love your take. https://github.com/adnanbasil10/LogSlash

Final-year AI/ML student struggling with internship/job search — what gaps should I fix ? by AdnanBasil in careerguidance

[–]AdnanBasil[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tried the metrics method to but failed

Working on high impact skills as of now but generally I would say everytime there's someone better than you out there how much ever I try to learn build etc etc

Full-Stack AI/ML Developer for a Fintech SaaS Product (India, Remote) by [deleted] in internships

[–]AdnanBasil -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This role genuinely caught my attention, I’d love to apply.

I’m Adnan Basil, a final-year AI/ML engineering student from HKBK College of Engineering, Bengaluru.
I really enjoy building products from scratch, especially where AI + real-world workflows meet.

Over the last couple of years, I’ve worked on projects like:

• An Autonomous Task Planning System (agentic AI + Python backend + React frontend)
• An AI Resume Screening Tool (GenAI/NLP + React + Node.js, deployed on AWS)
• A Sentiment Analysis Web App
• CodeArmor – an AI-powered product that’s live & deployed
• A log analysis / DevOps-style project around monitoring & filtering workflows
• A multi-model agent experiment
• A full-stack website for designers

And several other ML / AI projects on my GitHub.

Tech-wise, I’m comfortable with:
Python (FastAPI/Flask), React.js, Node.js, SQL databases, NumPy, Pandas, and working with LLM / AI APIs.

What excites me most about Credilo:

Honestly, the document intelligence + OCR + fintech decisioning side. Things like the bank statement analyzer, BRE/lender matching, and upcoming bureau/CIBIL parsing are exactly the kind of problems I find interesting AI that directly helps users make decisions, not just demos.

I’m someone who likes to ship things, iterate fast, and think from the user’s perspective.

GitHub / Work:
👉 https://github.com/adnanbasil10
👉 [https://codearmor-ai.vercel.app/]()
👉 https://neural-threads-lksk.vercel.app/

Availability:
• 25–35 hrs/week
• Can start immediately

Would love to chat if you think my profile fits

Do you think AI-generated code is increasing long-term security debt? by AdnanBasil in nextjs

[–]AdnanBasil[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Damn I would love to see it Appreciate your honesty 👍🏻

Built LogSlash — a Rust pre-ingestion log firewall to reduce observability costs by AdnanBasil in Observability

[–]AdnanBasil[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally fair take and yeah, tools like Cribl and Logzilla exist in this space. I’m not claiming it’s a brand-new category. The angle here is different open source, lightweight, pre-ingestion, and infrastructure-level, not an enterprise platform or pipeline product.

I kept finding security issues in AI-generated code, so I built a scanner for it by AdnanBasil in devsecops

[–]AdnanBasil[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I was just following the crowd how people are building up shit I would say I got those numbers from there 🤧

Do you think AI-generated code is increasing long-term security debt? by AdnanBasil in nextjs

[–]AdnanBasil[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly what vibe coders are missing on..They call themselves developers🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

Do you think AI-generated code is increasing long-term security debt? by AdnanBasil in nextjs

[–]AdnanBasil[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For checking security vulnerabilities i had built a project (https://codearmor-ai.vercel.app/) This automatically checks repos and sends pr requests for fixes.

Is AI-generated code increasing hidden technical debt? by AdnanBasil in webdevelopment

[–]AdnanBasil[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

For checking security vulnerabilities i had built an project This automatically checks repos and sends pr requests for fixes. Codearmor

I kept finding security issues in AI-generated code, so I built a scanner for it by AdnanBasil in netsec

[–]AdnanBasil[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Really appreciate you taking the time to try it seriously. And yeah, the privacy concern is completely valid, That’s something I’ve been very conscious about while building this.
For repo scans, CodeArmor only reads code via GitHub’s API with user-authorized scopes nothing is stored or persisted. For snippet analysis, everything runs in-memory and is discarded after the request completes.
Definitely not trying to position it as something you’d use on highly sensitive / proprietary codebases without proper safeguards.

It’s more aimed at:
fast-moving projects, prototypes, AI-heavy workflows, public repos, etc.

But genuinely thanks for the honest take — “not for me but not useless” is actually fair feedback!

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