Until your mediocre models can recognize space and where left and right are, please don't call them SI.
Don't shoot yourself in the foot.
BREAKING: code somewhere on the internet contains secret API keys with unlimited OpenAI API access.
people gonna talk about the taste they have but then call linux distro “omachy”
such a terrible name
Eli Nesterov retweeted
Seeing so many folks with 20,000+ commits/year has me wondering ...
How do you land code?
33%commit to main
32%open a PR then merge
35%open a PR then squash
596 votes • Final resultsHad one job, failed it. Now it is time to blame “we”
Eli Nesterov retweeted
I'm exploring 3 options for the AI Agent ambient status display that fits into the SDCard slot of the MacBook Pro.
I'm kind of set on one, but I'd love some feedback.
I also have a name and domain. It's SidePulse.
Eli Nesterov retweeted
The website for pre-orders is up, it'll ship in 2-4weeks. There are 200 units of SidePulse (sd-card slot) and 200 units of PulseDot (usb-c) available.
sidepulse.io/sidepulse.html
What is the state-of-the-art signing for agents? I want to distinguish commits made by different agents working autonomously on code, so I can review them via GitHub PRs.
Also, how do you communicate? Do you create different users for them? One with different keys?
Also, how to make this work with sandboxes?
My keys are on yubikey and require PIN entry; that works fine when I babysit the agent, but I want to see them go brrr
cosign and sigstore doesn't work because of private repos
@decodebytes any ideas?
Eli Nesterov retweeted
The internet has survived a period where a handful of late teens and early 20s kids were the only ones that knew about pre-malloc integer overflows as a bug class, and you could "grep malloc | grep \*" to find a bug in OpenSSH.
This is why I am pretty chill about Mythos.
It will probably take another 10 years for @Cloudflare to implement this.
But I have high hopes for @ritakozlov











