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aeneas_ory
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About aeneas_ory
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meet.hn/city/48.1371079,11.5753822/Munich
Socials: - github.com/aeneasr - linkedin.com/in/aeneasr
Interests: AI/ML, Cybersecurity, Entrepreneurship, Hacking, Open Source, Startups
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Recent public activity
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Comment #48821210
Auth is not stable, it‘s constantly changing and evolving and also a lot of work to keep secure, and scalable. Auth is critical infrastructure and certainly not free. Most companie…
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Comment #48820459
Probably the first time reading that the Ory stack is unfinished! Sorry you had a frustrating time, but there's 10 years of development and many happy customers + adopters who see …
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Comment #48672470
Truly appreciated, thank you :)
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Comment #48671745
My mistake - I thought it‘s now just under the IBM corp but it is indeed in CNCF. Still, IBM offers a commercial product around KeyCloak. If you serve 900m weekly active users, you…
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Comment #48671225
KeyCloak is great if you want a full stack Java server to run internal workforce for example, but Ory is much better at running high scale (eg at OpenAI https://www.ory.com/case-st…
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Comment #48670354
OAuth2 is complex and often not the right tool. I wrote Ory Hydra and also a blog post when OAuth2 is/is not a good idea: https://www.ory.com/blog/oauth2-openid-connect-do-you-need…
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Comment #48670269
Author of Ory Hydra here! Very cool to see this blog post and technical description! I never would have thought this piece of software would secure the internet companies in the wo…
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Comment #48492174
Appreciate the love :) For AI Agents we have added token derivation to Ory Talos which allows you to exchange a static API key for a ephemeral, short lived, and restricted token. I…
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Comment #48491825
We built Ory Talos (not to confuse with Talos Linux) to solve API keys (think OpenAI and Anthropic API keys) at scale and with the best practices around capabilities and securities…
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Comment #47873097
What are parallel agents worth to professional engineers if reviewing the code is a pain (aka non existent) in Zed? Please add proper code review tools (compare with branch|file|re…
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Comment #47739829
Besides some of the obvious hacks to reduce token usage, properly indexed code bases (think IntelliJ) reduce token usage significantly (30%-50%, while keeping or exceeding result q…
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Comment #47626739
Read the source code
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Comment #47624297
Check if your machine was affected with this tool: https://github.com/aeneasr/was-i-axios-pwned
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Comment #47620260
I wrote a tool that helps you check if your machine was compromised: https://github.com/aeneasr/was-i-axios-pwned
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Comment #47585038
Why does is this ridiculous thing trending on HN? There are actually good tools to reduce token use like https://github.com/thedotmack/claude-mem and https://github.com/ory/lumen t…
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Comment #47022694
Sounds like GPT wrote this piece based on some tech exec‘s „we must use AI or lose“ „strategy“. Just let engineers use the tools they want instead of force feeding them yet another…
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Comment #46890533
It‘s really hard to read this article, it smells of LLM generated slop once you get past the first couple of paragraphs - lots of negative parallelisms and lots of words without ad…
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Comment #46859993
That's fair - removed. It was more geared towards the people who make more out of this than what it is (an interesting idea and cool tech demo).
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Comment #46859259
The AI code slop around these tools is so frustrating, just trying to get the instructions from the CTA on the moltbook website working which flashes `npx molthub@latest install mo…
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Comment #46679010
Catch or prevent - linting only covers a tiny (depending on programming language sometimes more sometimes less) subset of runtime problems. The whole back pressure discussion feels…
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Comment #46677542
The usefulness of using static code analysis (strict type systems, linting) versus not using static code analysis is out of the question. Specifically JavaScript which does not hav…
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Comment #46676580
Nobody is sleeping on anything. Linting for the most part is static code analysis which by definition does not find runtime bugs. You even say it yourself "runtime bug, ask the LLM…
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Comment #46644467
"Still on Claude Code" is a funny statement, given that the industry is agreeing that Anthropic has the lead in software generation while others (OpenAI) are lagging behind or have…