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🆕 Excited to announce the Cognito book I've been working on for the past several months.
Learn how to use one of the most powerful, scalable, and affordable user authentication services around.
cognitobook.com
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David Wells
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David Wells
@DavidWells
Fullstack dev. Writing https://t.co/DiwV1jc4Mw & building https://t.co/rLboZAvqqf @Netlify, @goServerless, @Mulesoft, @VendiaHQ & @HubSpot alum Have fun & build awesome.
San Francisco Katılım Şubat 2008
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@joelhooks This might be better than my "put a shirt over laptop" analog method I've been using
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my (slop) mac menubar app that keeps your computer awake with the lid closed if it's plugged in github.com/joelhooks/plug…
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@johnlindquist you need that 180k a day token budget peter is working with 😃
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I prefer the title "slop cannon master gunner" myself
Andrew Qu@andrewqu
Is the rebranding of Consultant -> forward deployed engineer Or Software engineer -> member of technical staff More iconic
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@zeeg Are you debouncing (eg not running) for commits that don't impact code changes?
For example, simple markdown or whitespace changes triggering a "duplicate" warden run
If not, probably some good $$ savings there
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Aside, this cost is simply from running Warden's security-review on every single PR across our entire org.
In some cases it runs a couple other checks, but thats the big one.
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Warden is already at $25k in cost this month using almost exclusively Sonnet.
We're still a couple orders of magnitude off from where costs need to be for this level of capabilities. Or we need capabilities to jump several orders of magnitude (which seems less likely).
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David Wells retweetledi
On a related note: The first-ever
"Codex Power User Workshop"
is NEXT FRIDAY.
Get your ticket here 👇
dev.build/events/codex-p…
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@asana It looks like years worth of notes/items in my "Personal Projects" space were deleted? I can't find them at all in my account
Is there a way to recover these?
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Watching codex and claude `git stash` each other's sessions over and over
Passive aggressive lil clankers 🤖
Learn to get along or you are going to time out
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@aarondfrancis How does inserting images work in soloterm?
CTRL + V just killed my codex session in there it looks like instead of pasting my image 😄
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@aarondfrancis was trying to figure out how to open a project in default editor from solo term and couldn't
Is there a way to do that? The folder icon opens finder, would be slick to have open in editor button like that next to it maybe?
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The year is 2026
56 years ago we put men on the moon
Today, my bluetooth headphones can only connect to two devices at a time...
What happened?
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David Wells retweetledi
@kmelve Problem has been solved x.com/DavidWells/sta…
David Wells@DavidWells
Wake up babe a new 2FA login method just dropped
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@usemonologue updated to 1.1.5 today and transcriptions appear to hang and not complete.
Is this the latest version?
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Unlikely it will be fixed upstream in near term (would be pleasantly surprised if im wrong here)
Right now it seems like we need a new sandboxed installer tool that
1. installs deps into an isolated docker image with no access to anyyyything
2. uses sec tools & LLMs to scan for and id any malicious goodies in the packages
3. If all clear, copy the deps to final home
Maybe pnpm or @SocketSecurity can do this for the good of humanity
Arvid Kahl@arvidkahl
So will npm be doing something about this anytime soon? What am I missing here?
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its time to remove the no trailing commas in JSON spec too
The spec revolution has begun
Mario Zechner@badlogicgames
what good is an "industry standard" saying the frontmatter must be valid YAML, when flicker company then turns around and just accepts any invalid YAML, so other harnesses have to also implement it that way? this is very upsetting. #skill-md-format" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">agentskills.io/specification#…
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David Wells retweetledi
i built a CLI for running multiple git worktrees without losing my mind.
it creates/sets up worktrees, starts their dev servers, gives each one stable *.localhost URLs using portless, captures logs, and keeps agent sessions in tmux.
it works suprisingly well for managing processes from the terminal panes in codex or t3code.
i have way fewer terminals open now :)
github.com/ccssmnn/work-c…
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I used Mythos to debug why some packaging is built like this and it exploded
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