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Agents need a new identity standard. It’ll likely be a millionth the complexity we have today. If not, we are in for an internet of chaos

@ibuildthecloud @awakecoding Unless you are utilizing them 80-100%. You’d likely be looking at buying an old rack or something

i don't even want to run kimi tbh. I just want codex or claude unlimited. So buying hardware doesn't help. I'm totally of the belief that local models don't make sense if you are talking about large ones, because by the time you have hardware fast enough it's cheaper to buy tokens.

I'm so sick of dealing with token usage. Can I just buy an NVIDIA rack and put it in my garage? I am curious what it would cost to run something like kimi full strength. Obviously a lot, but still curious.

@quorralyne @KimMaida They can break out of sandboxes sufficiently

@KimMaida In a test sandbox to see how far autonomous loops can go? Absolutely.

--dangerously-skip-permissions is the new YOLO, surpassing old steadfasts like git push --force in production, or -rmrf. Are we really doing this? Who has used this flag before? I’ve done both of the oldies many times but never --dangerously-skip-permissions and don’t plan to.

@RhysSullivan Investing in this tweet at 205 views. This will come back 3-5 years later.

@0thernet @bunjavascript @astral_sh @linuxfoundation > 5 hours later > Microsoft acquires IBM.

> dario buys @bunjavascript > 3 months later > sama buys @astral_sh > 3 months later > google panic buys @linuxfoundation

What the **** are you folks doing? Connect to a new wifi and the first thing is Codex and Claude Instantly, "Need access to find devices on local networks". In 0 seconds.

Also for some reason codex desktop app has access by default to the entire home directory for the user. Not just the project you are working on 😱. What could possibly go wrong?

Am I missing something or am I the only one who thinks the .claude.json should not be editable without at least some type of user verification / consent? Like what stops an attacker from editing it and then using “claude -p”???

@deedydas Try making it run that workload on a gpu

I just "vibecoded" a Chess master (~2250 ELO) from scratch that runs locally on a Mac in Rust. I used to play chess semi-competitively, and I'm flabbergasted that you can just speak a 98% percentile chess engine into existence.

@thdxr 1Password has a product, but today’s launch from @KeycardLabs seems more on point to what it should be.

ai password manager is that anything?

6/6/25

@ThePrimeagen Google Docs I sort of understand. Try inspect element on the text in Google Docs..

google is one of the most advanced and most inept companies at the same > buy the original company and develop webp in 2010 > in 2026 still do not support it in youtube thumbnails > if user literally renames *.webp -> *.png it works > same thing in google docs

@rohitiwnl Darwinian Natural Selection would work okay in this case, models that don’t would end up causing more security issues than the ones that do.

to the foundation model labs: please please please please please add or improve thinking traces - that's the biggest piece missing atm - sincerely, your agent security friend

@yenkel @jaredhanson @ianlivingstone Too much spam 😬

@ShrekOverflow @jaredhanson @ianlivingstone you can

Honesty if I could RT every single tweet in this thread I would. This is great stuff @jaredhanson @ianlivingstone ❤️

@KeycardLabs @jankytweet Excellent stuff

Your coding agents inherit your credentials and your permissions. No identity system in the stack can tell the difference between you and the agent acting in your name. Today: Keycard for Coding Agents 🧵

I don’t think so, but can take a look if the their APIs allow it. The networking stack am pretty certain should just work for USB 4 / Thunderbolt* In the video above, I am creating a virtual monitor on windows (so it thinks there is just a normal screen 3K@120fps) then capturing that, and rushing the pixels over with ~8ms max latency target (1 frame). I do not have this fully open sourced yet, I have been documenting my journey at arewecooked.dev including having to write a custom driver for windows (so that I can use it with any USB 3.2+ not just USB 4) *haven’t tried it.

@ShrekOverflow @chris__sev Wait will this work with ps5? If I have it connected to zUSB thunderbolt to the back of apple Studio Display XDR? While having my Mac plugged in? Do you have this on GitHub?

Removing 300 cables from my desk thanks to this

@rohitiwnl Right now it can just update .claude.json

@ShrekOverflow cool idea!!

Unpopular Opinion: the Claude Code process should run under a different user than the one you are.

@GeoffreyHuntley Distillation

“Engineering teams have become so accustomed to alert noise that the AIOps pattern is now seen as normal. How did that become the acceptable and normal state of affairs? If the future of running software in production is doomed to generate so much noise that it must be artificially processed, it’s safe to say the situation has gone well beyond a normalization of deviance. Industry vendors have now productized that deviance and will happily sell you a solution for its management.”

starting to ponder that any software factory should build with this in mind…. what was the original normal? what is the new normal (after X agent loops patching/resolving)

@talkaboutdesign @chris__sev I custom built one 😬. USB 4 has enough bandwidth to push the number or pixels through, beyond that it was a fun journey trying to get it low latency enough so it’s as low as possible. Here is it in action, x.com/shrekoverflow/…

@ShrekOverflow @chris__sev What laptop stand is that? And what KVM are you using?