Anıl Soylu

Product Engineer @launchlyapp

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

ÖLÜM VAR ve çok yakın.

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

7 days waiting for App Review. Today I gave up on it: fine, it's not getting reviewed, so I'll add some new features, cancel this submission and send a new build later. 8 hours later, right as I was uploading that new build, the app went into review.

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

50 tane daha parti kursalar zihniyetleri değişmediği sürece anca seçim sonrası aziz nesin paylaşırlar sadece laf salatası yapıyorlar bunlardan bi bok olmaz

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

@meyusufdemirci zamanında bu problemi yaşadığım için skill geliştirmiş ve ana claude içine rules ve hook yazmıstım tetiklemesi için claude de haiku ile commit yazdırıyordum

https://t.co/m0jRXUWaLv

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

Here’s my ranking:

1- @natrohost one of Turkey’s oldest domain providers. First domain + 1 SMTP email for only $3.
2- @Namecheap — easy to use and reliable. A solid choice in almost every case.
3- @squarespace Domains �� you can get good prices if you transfer your domain there for the next renewal.

[Samay @Samaytwt]

Be honest

As a developer which is the best place to buy a domain?

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

I'm really curious what they're going to screw up next. Because every single time they overhype something, they always end up fucking up something that was working just fine.

[Thariq @trq212]

automode is much safer than any other permission system out there, especially reviewing them yourself

excited to announce we're rolling it out to everyone by default, with no overhead cost for the classifier

[Mark Zuckerberg @finkd]

Releasing Muse Code in beta today. It's a terminal coding agent that takes on complete software engineering tasks across large repos: planning changes, writing code, validating the results. Powered by Muse Spark 1.2, a coding-focused model update.

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

ted lasso nerede ? @tvplussanayeter

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

futbol bi barbar sporudur bu sene takip etmeme kararı aldım saat 01.22 itibari ile gs kapatılsın lütfen

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

meali barış premier lig

[De Marke Sports @demarkesports]

Galatasaray, son saatlerde Rafael Leao için girişimlerini hızlandırdı. Oyuncuya ciddi bir maaş teklifi yapmaya hazırlanıyor. Sarı-kırmızılılar, transferde Fenerbahçe'nin bir adım önünde. (Matteo Moretto)

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

barış ve sanchez varken 8 eksiğimiz vardı şimdi problemli leao geliyo artık 11 eksiğimiz var sizin gibi yöneticilerin...

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

Hey @thsottiaux , it's a bit disappointing that ChatGPT seems to be viewed mostly as a tool for programmers. My dad asks ChatGPT about almost everything, but the $20 plan isn't enough for his usage, while the $100 plan is far more than he needs. Maybe introducing a new plan around $40 or $50 would be a much better option for people like him.

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

Update on Consigliere. Two things I shipped and one thing I broke.

Claude's built-in /simplify has drifted. Its spec now lists "remove helpful
abstractions" under things to avoid, which is the opposite of what I want from a
simplicity pass. So I wrote /yagni to take the old job back. One question per
finding: does removing this leave fewer concepts, branches, config points or
maintained facts, with no behavior lost. Naming, formatting, test coverage all go
to /review instead. A simplicity pass that also has opinions about architecture is
a second code review with softer criteria, and you learn to skip it.

Then merge-readiness, for diffs too big for one reviewer to be trusted on. Four
lenses read the diff in parallel, and every finding goes to a judge that didn't
write it, running at a stronger configuration than the reviewer that did. The judge
never sees the author's reasoning. A judge that reads the justification anchors to
it and approves.

The thing I broke: my installer was overwriting hooks people had customized,
with no backup. The uninstaller deleted them outright, while carefully preserving
customized rules. Both fixed, both under test now, and I confirmed the tests
actually catch it by reverting each fix and watching the right one go red. Nobody
reported this. I found it by destroying my own hooks.

merge-readiness is behind --with-merge-readiness because a run costs up to 13
agents and it's the wrong tool for a routine diff. /yagni ships by default, since
a prompt file costs nothing until you invoke it.

https://t.co/z2ysE5obfv

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

🧑‍🍳

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

Portföyüm 1.1.0 is out.
Screenshot import: open whatever app you're already using, take a screenshot, and the AI reads your holdings out of the image. You review the rows and confirm before anything lands in your portfolio.
Goals: set a target amount and the app projects when you actually get there, based on what you've really been contributing rather than a number you wish were true.
Why did it change: your portfolio moved 3% this week, but how much of that was the asset and how much was just the currency? It splits the two now.
Weekly summary: Sunday night recap with your best and worst mover. Tap the notification and it opens that asset.
Transactions take a fee now, and a free-text note. Cost basis stops lying to you, and you get to write down why you bought the thing.
Crypto, US stocks, BIST, funds, FX, gram gold, and anything else you track by hand. 15 languages, iOS.

https://t.co/oGKo70bRqg

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

Did everyone at Anthropic die or something? There haven’t been any updates for days, Opus is working like absolute dogshit, and nobody seems to give a damn.

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

Yüce rabbim canını almadan senden kurtulamayacak mıyız ? Her seferinde şerefine haysiyetine küfür ettirmeden gidemiyorsun yakısıyor mu senin yaşında ki adama insanlar ile taşşak geçiyosun

[De Marke Sports @demarkesports]

Dursun Özbek: "Hiç kimse endişe etmesin. Halihazırda ligin en güçlü kadrosu bizde, daha güçlü vaziyete getirmek için bu transferleri yapacağız. Bu sene Şampiyonlar Ligi ve Süper Lig'de başarılı olma hedeflerine hep beraber koşacağız." (HT Spor)

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

Update: it's fixed.

I ran the same test again on a different domain of mine. Filed the report, waited, the page stayed up. Ran it a few more times to be sure.

Cloudflare found the bug on their side within a day of me posting this and shipped a fix. @dok2001 asked for the details in DM and it moved from there.

Credit where it's due. That's about as fast as this could have gone.

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

I filed a phishing report with @Cloudflare against my own website last night, just to see what it takes.

It took nothing.

The page I reported was a test page. A few lines of HTML printing a single word. No form. No input fields. No logo, no branding, no third party assets, nothing to click. In the report I described it as a cloned retail login page harvesting passwords and card numbers. Under steps to reproduce I wrote: open the page, submit a fake credential pair, confirm the page accepts it.

You cannot submit anything. There are no fields. Anyone who spent four seconds on that URL would have seen it.

The Suspected Phishing interstitial went up anyway. My access log shows no request for that page from anyone between the moment I submitted the report and the moment the warning appeared. Nobody looked.

I ran this test because a competitor has been filing the same kind of report against my real business, and I wanted to know whether there was some verification step I was failing to understand. There isn't. The form is free and takes about a minute. There is no cost to being wrong.

The appeal takes up to 48 hours. Two days behind an interstitial costs a small site weeks of search traffic, and by the time it comes back the next report is already filed. That is what makes the attack work.

I am not asking Cloudflare to referee business disputes. I am asking for one HTTP request. Fetch the reported URL before acting on it. If the behaviour described in the report is not present on the page, the report is not evidence of anything.

@eastdakota @CloudflareDev @KentonVarda

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

@itsmeblueguy @Cloudflare @theo I sent him a link so he could talk about it on stream, but he didn’t see it.

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

I filed a phishing report with @Cloudflare against my own website last night, just to see what it takes.

It took nothing.

The page I reported was a test page. A few lines of HTML printing a single word. No form. No input fields. No logo, no branding, no third party assets, nothing to click. In the report I described it as a cloned retail login page harvesting passwords and card numbers. Under steps to reproduce I wrote: open the page, submit a fake credential pair, confirm the page accepts it.

You cannot submit anything. There are no fields. Anyone who spent four seconds on that URL would have seen it.

The Suspected Phishing interstitial went up anyway. My access log shows no request for that page from anyone between the moment I submitted the report and the moment the warning appeared. Nobody looked.

I ran this test because a competitor has been filing the same kind of report against my real business, and I wanted to know whether there was some verification step I was failing to understand. There isn't. The form is free and takes about a minute. There is no cost to being wrong.

The appeal takes up to 48 hours. Two days behind an interstitial costs a small site weeks of search traffic, and by the time it comes back the next report is already filed. That is what makes the attack work.

I am not asking Cloudflare to referee business disputes. I am asking for one HTTP request. Fetch the reported URL before acting on it. If the behaviour described in the report is not present on the page, the report is not evidence of anything.

@eastdakota @CloudflareDev @KentonVarda

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

@fagnersales25 @Cloudflare Yeah, if you purchase at least the $25 plan, complaints submitted through the form no longer apply to you :D

[Anıl Soylu @anilsoylu]

@fagnersales25 @Cloudflare I feel the same way. Until now, CF has felt like an organization that helps people for free, but this situation is basically forcing users to buy the $25 Pro plan. Otherwise, if you’re in a competitive space, it’s almost impossible to keep your site up and running.