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Fastest Worker Pool for Golang(github.com)
1 points by p0seidon 4mo ago|0 comments
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by p0seidon 5mo ago
This is incredible. I wonder when an LLM will pull this knowledge out to help someone down the line who would never have had the craft to pull this off, as it requires so much depth and broad skill. Admirable.
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by p0seidon 6mo ago
Would this yield exactly the same behavior when thinking about sub-agents and all this functionality?
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by p0seidon 6mo ago
When building, did you not have the thought or feeling that you would prefer the actual Claude Code and Codex harness to run, rather than just the SDKs also for your Agents?
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Opus 4.5(platform.claude.com)
14 points by p0seidon 10mo ago|2 comments
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by p0seidon 1y ago
Which post was that?
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by p0seidon 1y ago
Enjoyed reading it
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by p0seidon 2y ago
This is such a well-written read, just so insightful and broad in its knowledge. I learned a lot, thank you (loved NT at that time - now I know why).
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by p0seidon 2y ago
This rant is utterly factless and at an absolute novice level. It is correct that building a passkey-first system (without fallbacks) is not possible today, but that's like going all in on Google Social login and then ranting about why
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by p0seidon 2y ago
Exactly, the average consumer is the most vulnerable in this landscape. Passkeys, in particular, seem like a promising solution to simplify authentication and protect average consumers. With better integration across platforms, could passke
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by p0seidon 2y ago
You're right about the growing friction between security and user experience, especially with the increasing sophistication of threats. However, if we don’t move towards more seamless & secure authentication methods, won’t we risk
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by p0seidon 2y ago
It could be combined, there are solutions to that.
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by p0seidon 2y ago
I guess from a tech perspective, we can now create solid connections between clouds and consumer accounts without the need for social logins (device/cloud -> websites). We will be flying to Mars and have self-driving cars, yet we st
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by p0seidon 2y ago
I think passkeys will bring us automatic authentication, where you can establish an automatic login with consent across all operating systems. The operating system would silently log you in the background. Do you think this could lead to pr
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Why Consumer Authentication Is Broken(corbado.com)
3 points by p0seidon 2y ago|10 comments
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by p0seidon 2y ago
On which two devices?
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by p0seidon 2y ago
That is the next interesting point. At the moment, you are right; there is no third-party password manager support on Windows. However, when they integrate synced passkeys, they might offer that. I think, until now, there has been no strate
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by p0seidon 2y ago
I am one of the Co-founders. We have heard from members of the FIDO2 community who are closer to Apple that this will probably happen. You are right that Apple could also be positioned more as a password manager on other platforms; we have
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by p0seidon 2y ago
I think you are right for the moment; maybe now they will put in more effort?
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by p0seidon 2y ago
same
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by p0seidon 2y ago
This is 100% the reality
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by p0seidon 2y ago
> Also, if devs "want!" native components for React, Vue, etc., that does not mean Web components are bad, that only means devs want native components for their FW :). You are right. For transparency, I also work for Corbado an
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by p0seidon 2y ago
I love how this response corresponds to your profile description, and I mean that in a positive way, just to be clear.
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Coinbase's Smart Wallet Security Flaws(corbado.com)
3 points by p0seidon 2y ago|0 comments
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B2C Authentication Is Broken: Here's Why(corbado.com)
3 points by p0seidon 2y ago|0 comments
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by p0seidon 2y ago
This thread is more entertaining than both TikTok and Netflix combined, which is truly exceptional.
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by p0seidon 2y ago
Agree.
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by p0seidon 2y ago
I think it is common, especially early in a career, that it is more important to approach people proactively. There is a barrier to asking for help. It can be quite challenging if you are new and maybe a bit shy (not uncommon, as we know, i
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by p0seidon 2y ago
I would actually agree with that, notwithstanding what I have written. I still think the learning curve can be steeper in that case and actually more fun.
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by p0seidon 2y ago
I rather meant to teach them stuff... It's not for everybody, but a substantial part of engineers, I would think, really enjoy teaching and passing on their experience and know-how. That's not only limited to engineers, of course.

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