yammosk

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Memories are an anti-pattern for Claude Code(keyboardsdown.com)
1 points by yammosk 2mo ago|0 comments
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by yammosk 3mo ago
As someone who has been creating agentic workarounds at my large employer and in a lot of conversations with security as a result, this does not seem to be a huge advantage from the company side. They are very much invested in users being a
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by yammosk 6mo ago
I just don't think that keys would be accessible by only one person in either scenario for any large business. The article suggests this 3/5 key needed system prevents issues but I don't think so in practical terms. My suspic
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by yammosk 6mo ago
What secret is controlled by one person? That's just not how businesses manage secrets.
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by yammosk 6mo ago
And yet after all these year of git supporting no source of truth we still fall back on it. As long as you have an authoritative version and authoritative release then you have one source of truth. Linus imagined everyone contributing with
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by yammosk 6mo ago
Even just on a theoretical level I am not really sure the use case of this system. For most keys like ssl certs, this is just too impractical. For anything that has significant business value (like the iOS signing key), I don't think a
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by yammosk 6mo ago
I am stuck on an arbitrary version of the Win 11 Preview from some years ago because at some point they decided my machine couldn't get updates. No technical reason just business. I can't update to the retail Win 11 and I can&#x27
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by yammosk 6mo ago
I am not sure I would even say "believe", I would think of it more as short-circuiting our critical thinking. I think it taps into something at the core of our tribal instincts. It was famously present in even basic systems like E
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by yammosk 6mo ago
I find it quite useful to work out, plan, and refine ideas with agents. An agents ability to call out approaches you haven't thought of is really powerful. I find it useful to steer their feedback and proposals to the exact constraints
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by yammosk 6mo ago
There are actually a lot of great things you can to to make CLIs more helpful to agents. I use a structured help called '--capabilities' but there is a ton of JIT context you can do from the CLI as well https://keyboard
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by yammosk 6mo ago
It's faster to change user behavior then to buy and setup new hardware. I bet this is just to bleed off the their growing pains with the influx of users.
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Agent-first CLIs are about reducing turns, not JSON(keyboardsdown.com)
1 points by yammosk 6mo ago|0 comments
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by yammosk 6mo ago
The second half of this is spot on. The now is making IDEs that can integrate with agents, not the other way around. Soon the Claude and Codex will do that for us on their hosts and the argument is it will save sending the context up.