owaislone

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by owaislone 21d ago
This project has been so impressive and exciting. I hope power management is a serious concern once they nail all the reverse engineering and functionality. Battery life would be a huge differentiator for the day to day macbook usage and tr
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by owaislone 27d ago
Good for you. Nobody is challenging what a web app can or cannot do. I love PWAs but services I need every day either don't have a web interface at all, have limited features or are unusable on a small screen let alone having a PWA. Th
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by owaislone 28d ago
Nothing is stopping you. You're free to use a desktop web app that either doesn't work or is terribly slow or has limited features on a mobile web browser. I'd love it if all apps were PWAs but that is not the case.
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by owaislone 28d ago
Apps. We'd love a completely different OS and it is viable on desktop because web almost does everything but on mobile you're basically locked out of very essential functionality like banking, transit, messaging etc. The compatibi
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by owaislone 1mo ago
Thanks. Just set my shell and all IDEs to this. Perfect!
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by owaislone 1mo ago
I check HN a few times a day. Anything I miss is probably not worth it anyway. Never felt I need to "keep up" with it.
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by owaislone 1mo ago
Looks so nice. What is the easiest way to use this in ghostty+fish?
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by owaislone 1mo ago
Exactly. This is how I design agents as well. I essentially treat the agent as the web/mobile app, cli tool os API library not as part of my backend even though there is where it runs. The backend doesn't treat the agent in any sp
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by owaislone 1mo ago
In my experience, Dart/Flutter has been so much better than React. Go has been really good for the backend. Basically if the framework/language gives you structure and one way to do things, agents tend to create less mess with les
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by owaislone 2mo ago
Exciting! Maybe techniques like these can enable systems with 30-60GB memory and very fast SSDs of the future run very large models hopefully.
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by owaislone 2mo ago
For anyone interested in this - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPJkM95KpKo
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by owaislone 2mo ago
oh boy
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by owaislone 2mo ago
- discuss the plan, dos-and-donts, instructions and have them add it to a PLAN_FEATURE.md with the goal, non-goal, non-negotiables, technical details on the top. - come up with phases to implement your thing. P1, P2, ... P8.. whatever - in
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by owaislone 2mo ago
Sure - define your project standards in the repo or agent's skill and tell it just that.
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by owaislone 2mo ago
You have to treat it like a co-worker send you PRs for review. You review, ask to improve/cleanup stuff and it'll follow up. You can even ask it to remember so it follows the patterns in future. Even better, if you work with it to
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by owaislone 2mo ago
Enables the best git command ever: git bisect
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by owaislone 2mo ago
Answer to almost all of your questions is that it entirely depends on the service what kind of auth implementation they offer. I personally have completely adopted passkeys and use them with every service that allows it. I use ProtonPass an
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by owaislone 2mo ago
Yeah but they were intentionally trying to build a better C++/Java, not a better C. It wasn't even aimed at things that C is good at. It was mostly aimed at writing high performance servers that have to scale really big not only i
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by owaislone 2mo ago
Isn't this basically the same a Framework Desktop which has been out for quite a while? Does it improve on it in any way? https://frame.work/desktop
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by owaislone 3mo ago
I've been considering it as well. I'm using 1.5TB in google one storage. mostly from photos/videos from the last decade from 4 family members. Have you thought about backups and redundancy? I was thinking of hosting it on my
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by owaislone 3mo ago
My cousin just dumped 50GB of photos from his weddings in a Google Drive folder and shared with his contacts. I wanted to extract photos of my immediate family members from it and just save those. I setup immich on my macbook to do this but
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by owaislone 3mo ago
Choosing 1 is totally fine but that doesn't mean it should not be possible to choose 2, right? Just because I don't need a feature doesn't mean I loudly complain when others ask for it.
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by owaislone 3mo ago
I want to host an instance for me and my family. Right now we have a Google One instance shared by 5 people. Having e2e means my family members can rest assured that I or whoever I share admin rights with cannot look at their private photos
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by owaislone 3mo ago
Interesting. For me if I want to keep my lab stable, I have to ensure I pin all images and components to a specific version. I rarely but deliberately upgrade them (2-3 months). I feel putting things on auto-update is bound to break stuff a
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by owaislone 3mo ago
Depends. If you backend is just one service, it is not a big deal but then you don't JWT at all. You just need a regular cookie/token. If your backend is a set of 12 services where each needs to verify the authenticity of the requ
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by owaislone 3mo ago
This. Totally defeats the purpose of having JWTs if you have to hit the DB or some service to validate the token every time.
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by owaislone 3mo ago
They aren't insecure really. They're pretty secure by design but people are using them for things they were never designed for like web/mobile client auth.
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by owaislone 3mo ago
JWTs are awesome but they are are being overused by people. People use them in web, on mobile and everywhere in between. Places where cookie or bearer token auth has already solved the problems. JWTs strength is that it can be verified ind
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by owaislone 4mo ago
Make it as perform as well or close to Apple Silicon and give me free access to Linux dev environment and I will give this a shot.
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by owaislone 6mo ago
I really is impressive. I wish publishers like EA and anti-cheat developers weren't so reluctant to support it. I hope Steam devices and SteamOS gain enough traction to force their hands.

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