Ben Plotnick (@benplotnick) profile picture
New York, NY
Joined July 2009
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Replying to @yanirnulman
Wish I had a video of Login With Humane. Really wish we had actually built it as an accessory rather than insisting on it being only standalone.
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Replying to @derek_arg
Rewrite envoy in rust?
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workerd re-write in Rust?
This isn't your typical acquisition blog post. I'm really excited not just that @rough__sea, @piscisaureus, and friends are joining, but also what they plan to work on: Making workerd a first-class, self-hostable open source runtime. Read for more: blog.cloudflare.com/deno-joi…
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Congrats! If you apply the formal verification techniques for celld to workerd, can you please make it public?
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Replying to @ibuildthecloud
Who actually uses bare microvms? What is the target market for lambda microvms? Agent substrate has a clear use case.
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Replying to @rakyll
Wouldn’t be an issue except they only land them publicly in batches on releases rather than merge into public main (not to mention the verification suite being private)
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Replying to @thdxr
are you finding that codemode is more token efficient than lazy tool loading/tool search alone? i know theoretically it should win for chaining tool calls, but realistically i'm seeing it as a wash when you consider the model iterating on the code
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Replying to @NathanFlurry
Have you actually found code mode to be more token efficient than just lazy tool loading alone? I haven’t been able to replicate those results. I understand the theoretical benefit when tool chaining but the overhead of the model writing code and iterating has been dominant.
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Replying to @rough__sea
As a fan of the project, early adopter, and bug finder, I would love if you ported commits upstream between releases and shared more openly the internal dev machinery, even if you want to keep contributions restricted. Building on it is hard when changes come all at once
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Replying to @NathanFlurry
Do you mean they share isolates for a single DO across requests? Presumably it is not secure to share across different DOs though that is what celld is doing right now (using realms). How are Rivet Actors doing secure isolation between tenants?
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Replying to @benplotnick @rakyll
Also I’m surprised you say it’s saturated. I haven’t seen many abstractions. Just a ton of implementations.
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Replying to @rakyll
OpenAI Agents SDK has a sandbox abstraction that is pretty decent
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Replying to @jhleath
Yeah I think you did spend too long at AWS 😄. There are so many counter examples of this. Docker, Mongo, data bricks, hashicorp. Not to mention the open core companies. Or Linux distributors. It’s been a legit strategy. Not sure what the future holds.
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Replying to @mitsuhiko
Cloudflare uses @EnvoyProxy ??
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Replying to @heysaik
Shit man. We should’ve just not shipped
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Replying to @film_girl
I’ve got some shirts
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THE PHILADELPHIA EAGLES ARE SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS!
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