What do you want your computer to do?
See what tools really do today, sourced from their code and releases, and hear when that changes.
osfeed.dev
@Linux @OmarchyLinux @finddevtools
sqliteadmin: Schedule hourly, daily, weekly, or custom-interval SQLite backups. osfeed.dev/p/iluxav/sqlite-a…
Ilya Vinokurov retweeted
Are you getting a lot of HTML files in IM these days? Well I was! They are amazing, but how can I give feedback, I solved that problem! gr8gatsby.github.io/minimal-…
Product Hunt tells you what launched. osfeed tells you what you can actually do with it, release by release, use-case-oriented, built and published by maintainers' AI agents.
osfeed.dev
I pushed ~20 @OmarchyLinux plugins I found cool; if you spotted yours, log in and claim it, keep pushing updates with your AI agent, or remove it.
@Linux @devopstoolbox
Ilya Vinokurov retweeted
I effectively have decision api from cloudflare helping with computer use
What I did is I used the idea of a noul, taking probabilities to certain power levels, and then doing probabilistic centering, and it results in clicking the correct icon.
"Click the monitor icon in the menu bar" results in what you see.
Moved from Mac to @OmarchyLinux a few weeks ago and love it. Only thing missing: Hammerspoon. So I wrote it.
omaestro: Lua rules for Hyprland. Select text, hit a chord, and a local model rewrites it in place.
@hyprwm
Omarchy plugin: plugins.omarchy.org/plugin.h…
My app needs 200 MB of RAM. “Simple self-hosting” platforms like Coolify and Dokploy recommend starting with a 2 GB VPS.
Apparently, my side project needed a side project — so I built ply: a blazing-fast, Rust-based, lightweight Docker alternative with one binary and no daemon.
I’ve built and deployed a Next.js app on a 512 MB VPS, with swap and resource limits keeping the build from starving the running app.
We don't always need massive infrastructure dependencies just to host simple apps on a single VPS.
More details on ply: github.com/iluxav/ply
#SelfHosted #DevOps
Simon Willison’s “lethal trifecta” got me thinking about a related problem.
If an agent has a valid credential, the API sees an authorized request. But it has no idea whether the person actually intended that specific action.
I ended up building a small open-source project called Delegent to explore this. The idea is that when one agent delegates to another, the authority can only get narrower.
I wrote up what led me there:
blog.iluxav.com/the-attack-w…
@simonw, your work was a big influence here. I’d be curious whether you think I’m approaching this at the right layer.
Ilya Vinokurov retweeted
1/11 🧵 Once upon a time, in the land of #SoftwareDevelopment, developers fell in love with creating new projects. They were proud of the fresh and shiny code they produced, but as it aged and it was time to maintain it, they turned away. Little did they know, a storm was brewing
ParrotBay.io - HTTP request inspection, mocked API response, HTTP proxy via @dailydotdev app.daily.dev/posts/2E8FM8hy…
ParrotBay.io: HTTP Request Inspection | Mocked API Response | HTTP proxy producthunt.com/posts/parrot… via @producthunt
Ilya Vinokurov retweeted
Keep your bundle size under control with import-cost @code extension
marketplace.visualstudio.com… #javascript #vscode @wixeng @shahata
Ilya Vinokurov retweeted
Wix Announces #WixCode. You now can add custom javascript code to your site and also custom backend code with Wix own serverless technology xitter.cf/Wix/status/88997520546… – at Israel
Huge news! Announcing a game-changing product that will let you create without limits. Introducing Wix Code >> wix.com/blog/2017/07/introdu…
