Greg Nagy

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

@dcbuilder @ataiiam just finished setting up

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

@gakonst this is the last straw ... I will be building on top of centaur. Thx for this project

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

@theo My bet is that we will want to have both and a smooth transition between remote and local execution. That’s what I’m working on.

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

@theo Then ~12-18 months later we will realize that cloud compute cost more, and start moving back to local. Like the recent cloud exodus and the local sign off instead of waiting on ci.

Life is beautifully cyclic and we get to enjoy every part of it.

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

The primitives and the concepts are great! The main tension is that next tries to hide the fact that you are going through a network boundary. On the other hand, you need to watch out every place where you go through the network and optimize it in a way that is would be strange otherwise.

Eg you have a big user object and you need to strip it before you pass it to a client cmp to not blow up the rsc payload.

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

@TejasKumar_ ISR is the sweet spot. I have reverted to it from PPR. The mental model is simpler, it's CDN compatible. When I have dynamic parts then client component + SWR. The gain PPR/cache components bring doesn't worth the complexity and infra lock in.

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

@deedydas Were craftsmen ever real craftsmen, if they don’t change when the craft changes?

I don’t see this as a particularly hard problem to solve. Block pr ask for split, build quality gates, add agent guard rails and maybe poison agents.md just a little.

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

@zkDragon https://t.co/h4wQxpMsP1

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

@gerardsans @TheEconomist I genuinely love your takes and your content, but please stop this spam

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

@zooko Here is the link

[OpenRouter @OpenRouter]

Introducing the Fusion API, the smartest compound model in the market.

Fusion achieves Fable-level intelligence at half the price.

How it works 👇

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

@zooko Maybe openrouter fusion model could help here.

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

This was fun ... :)

[Zodl (fka Zashi) @zodl_app]

https://t.co/v6wyXduVi0

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

Wooo hooo ... this is 🔥

[josh lee @dogemos]

Our team has built wallets for years.

@vizorwallet is that craft, applied to shielded ZEC.

It's our first contribution to Zcash, but far from the last.

[Harry @Zcash_Harry]

Don't want every person seeing your full transaction history when paying on a public blockchain?

Introducing https://t.co/Ft9clGMdTf. Enter the Base destination address and the funds arrive privately by routing through @Zcash

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

You might want to check signal in app notification settings.

https://t.co/xrbFWdjeTo

A few years ago all browser wallets had a very similar problem, where they have persisted everything ever entered into a textarea on disk. (That's when we have shifted to per phrase inputs)

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

@_Dave__White_ hm, my take would be a 10 day vipassana retreat as taught by S.N. Goenka. Based on your framing it might help clear things up. He talks about very similar problems as you describe above.

Also happy to share personal experience / thoughts if interested. Feel free to DM.

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

@PromisCarpenter @zooko And then it sets main as upstream for your feature branch and you figure this out after force pushing main 2-3 times. Based on true events :D

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

@zooko O.O That's a surprising take.

I have started really enjoying git after starting to use https://t.co/hAD1vOfjc0

As an alternative, I have heard good things about this:
https://t.co/fWf7a77sUF

[zooko🛡🦓🦓🦓 ⓩ @zooko]

I finally got enough of a break from other urgent work to read something fun and informative. This new work from Roman sounds *awesome*. Two things: serious UX improvements for Zcash and a powerful new practical cryptographic tool.

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

@Axel_bitblaze69 The other pain point was that I needed my devtools in the sandbox set up and ready to go.

[Greg Nagy @greg0x]

@Axel_bitblaze69 Nice one! I have solved this through sandboxing the whole tmux session with `sandbox-exec`. My main paint point is that everyone is solving this only for agents when we just had the axios RAT a few weeks ago.