jFriedensreich

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by jFriedensreich 6mo ago
but not to lock people in but to avoid the context overhead of service worker api, which they tried first and which still works btw.
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by jFriedensreich 6mo ago
Have you seen the codebase? Please don’t blanket reply like that just because it is a corp. Workerd is one of my favorite piece of engineering and its not comparable at all to openwashing projects that have extreme internal garbage not poss
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
Disapointing google of all places uses git worktrees instead of jj workspaces.
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
The only thing reassuring is the Apache and Linux foundation setups. Lets hope this is not just an appeasing mention but more fundamental. If there are really models too dangerous to release to the public, companies like oracle, amazon and
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
The platform yes, but the runtime and the APIs are apache 2.0 licensed and uses web standards wherever possible. Thats way more open than most alternatives i am aware of.
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
Because an edge runtime should not directly start servers in the first place. You provide handlers that fulfil requests from the system. Edge runtimes that pretend to start the servers in the edge worker context are flawed and ugly from the
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
Cloudflare is not a CDN anymore but the workers edge platform, if you can move to bunny.net, you were not really using cloudflare. I don't understand how none of the alternatives really embrace WinterTC If i see something horrific like
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
The "permissions as access/visibility" is unfortunately not holding up in practice. As nice as a simplification like this would be: No one wants to configure up front what permissions are needed. Users will run into annoyance
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
Non open source and non local SAAS sandboxes are offensive to even try to launch. No one needs this and the only customers will be vibe coders who just don't know any better. There are teams building actual sandboxes like smolmachines,
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
Does anyone know what “agent tea” is in the second graph? There is a paper about a protocol but it seems a bit obscure to be featured in this context and the other two points on the graph are models.
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
Oh yeah I am not talking about cursor, maybe what it felt like when it was 1.0. There will be a new breed of GUIs for people who don't touch terminals. Opencode web and devin code review have a little glimmer of that but it will probab
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
No they are not. Tired of this 40 year old terminal setback instead of having real and beautiful GUIs. Its fine for some kind of people but don't think what works for you is acceptable for the other 50% of us.
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
Ideally via the git host in something like a gerrit compatible git notes object.
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
Funny how in this space, once a company feels dead, you don’t even check out their release if the video looks decent, it would have to be totally revolutionary.
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
i think the time is just over where i would consider a saas for code review instead of a local first tool that i can use for my local agents exactly the same way as for my colleagues right where i build the software not on some website.
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
Everyone is building the things that are just stop gaps: tui/terminal/cli as foundation for UI, worktree instead of jj workspaces. Rust, tauri or python. You all will discover that after the easy fun parts are done you are rebuild
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
Just a reminder that you can run most node things with deno run and have opt in permissions, audit trail and even external permission system integration now. The gotcha is that "deno task <<some package.json script>>"
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
I need something like this for android, termux-x11 is a good start but if termux gets wayland support or there is a way to expose wayland sockets from the android native linux VM, the only thing missing is a native rendering compositor for
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
I am not sure what you mean with "Claude". We have to really differentiate between the models and the tools! Claude Code (Which is just the crappy CLI/TUI, not the models as people seem to think now), Claude Webapp, whateve
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
Can also confirm it is great. The community is also quite nice and helpful. Also worth noting, because that comes up all the time, is that Estonia has a digital data embassy in Luxemburg, so if god forbid, russia would take increase its agg
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
"accounting and taxes are a thing everywhere. EU rules make accounting for companies quite complicated" >> this is the most wrong thing ever. You cannot compare the one click accounting in estonia with german kafkaesk absurd
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
Your "outside perspective" is interesting because I now feel a total disconnect to both worlds: on one side the clawcels with open source but atrocious and insecure setups that feel like NFT bros in the crypto token time, on the o
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
We are at a war of defending control over our tools from AI companies that try to takeover any adjacent technology and anything that can be turned into a platform with lock- in effect. Subsidising subscriptions and locking people into their
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
Im somewhat in the middle. I see great things coming out of atmosphere and people who really mean well and do great work. But there are some of these significant gaps that are not addressed in what i think would be the appropriate manner. S
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
This is very different to a framework, language or IDE. More comparable to apple or amazon trying to create corporate anti competitive hellscapes of enslaved users that have no agency, no dignity and no real choice, reduced to rent extract
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
Not aware of many apps that force oauth and don't allow email signup... The only exception some github centric apps that request too much and then are mostly let down by github not getting their auth screens up to standards for years,
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
No I am talking about users not being able to change the app permissions. App developers are not the ones to set my permissions, they can reccomend what their apps could need but any platform not giving users final say cannot be taken serio
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
We need to fight model providers trying to own memory, workflows and tooling. Don't give them an inch more of your software than needed even if there is a slight inconvenience setting up.
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
Nice design and license, probably some good idea in there somewhere! My main beef with all these projects is the monolith ambition. Every single one of these uncountable projects is trying to solve everything and feels like buying into Kube
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by jFriedensreich 7mo ago
It's impossible to consider ATproto apps usable until the horrific oauth situation is fixed. It's still not possible to adjust oauth permissions to something restrictive dynamically so every app needs a new account which kind of d

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