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@AngDeLuca Pretty sure it's not intentional

someone at GitHub forgot to disable sourcemaps 💀

@jarekceborski That's why I manage all my SSH keys in @1Password. No way I'd leave them plaintext on my device.

Security tip every dev should know: put a passphrase on your SSH keys. Your SSH private key is just a secret file on your laptop that proves you're you to GitHub, servers, and so on. If someone copies that file (lost laptop, leaked backup), they can log in as you. A passphrase locks the file so it's useless on its own.

I herewith predict that Vaibhav will found a new sub venture from within OpenAI and raise 1b by end of 2027 Something forward deployed

@boardyai really is an inspiration for where agent to human communication will go to

Talking to @boardyai on a Google Meet really is an alien experience. Expanded my mind in terms of what might be already possible for agent to human communication

@dehazzle @heliumbrowser What issue do you have exactly? If it's the unlock, then you just need to add Helium as a trusted browser and it works

i love @heliumbrowser sm but its buggy as shit with 1Password... urgh

I would not have thought I'd say that but I am back to using @spacetime_db. Running 300k transactions per second on a bare metal box and not needing to worry about throughput is truly blissful. Especially when I can just give Codex /goal a way to hillclimb throughput

@MatthewBerman Try out @atlasflowlabs

Currently limited by how fast I can deploy. Multiple agents deploying at the same time breaks my GitHub workflow. What’s the best way to do this?

@slobkebap @jxnlco says the clode cote ambassadoor

@maxjendrall @jxnlco and im happy to get subsidized any time!

who are some of the highest profile codex users you know?

How do I even get this credit grant? I can't find it anywhere?

@jjacky @MistralAI @ArtificialAnlys Fuck, maybe I need to turn from a Codex ambassador to a Le Chatonex ambassador out of sovereignty

early results are in @MistralAI's new model le chaton fat absolutely mogué le competition openai and anthropic has been awfully quite since this dropped

Can't even get a resold fable these days... Ant, please give US citizens access so that the reseller network can give me access asap

Le Chaton Fat = GPT-6

@MilksandMatcha Wait how are you sponsored by Cursor haha? Love it

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Le Chaton Fat would've spiked Mistrals shares if it were public

Oh wow, thank you @CloudflareDev

Worth listening in full

@wordmandotdev @badlogicgames Your voice sounds like the one of Simplicissimus at the beginning haha

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@boardyai Done

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