
Intermediate Developer @1Password • bug inventor and exterminator • transforming ideas into code, one adventure at a time • #100Devs
new york
Joined January 2022
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brian - schnee.dev retweeted
Idenity has an attestation problem: How do you trust an agent is who it says it is?
Most agents our devs at 1Password use run locally in browsers, IDEs, repos, terminals. But a laptop was never built to attest an ephemeral AI workload.
Our architecture: a local Workload Identity Broker verifies the calling process at the OS level, then issues a short-lived, cryptographically verifiable identity. Enroll it, and policy applies for the life of the workload.
Specs are open. Come break them: github.com/1Password/agent-i…
brian - schnee.dev retweeted
The Internet was designed to be distributed but we've centralized our applications on a few providers.
Days like today show why that's a bad idea.
Replying to @RealChrisSean
Definitely, and they also sell refurbished versions at a cheaper price.
brian - schnee.dev retweeted
We’ve spent 2024 adding and updating 1Password features, all thanks to your feedback. 🤝
That’s why we’ve added and updated plenty of features you’re going to love, including improved item sharing, recovery codes, autosaving, and more!
👉 Get all the details: bit.ly/468szSr
brian - schnee.dev retweeted
absolute gem from sqlite source, shared by @iavins
Replying to @1Password
@leonnoel If you're not already, I think you would love 1Password!
Replying to @brandoninphilly
Currently listening through the Mistborn series on Audible
For my #coffee lovers out there, an @AeroPress is well worth the investment. It’s cheap, quick, and easy to brew/clean/stowaway/travel with. What else do you need for an everyday cup?
brian - schnee.dev retweeted
Pumped to share that @resilientcoders has received a $2.5 MILLION donation from Mackenzie Scott through their charitable fund #YieldGiving
These funds add much needed fuel to our fight for social justice through economic empowerment
Time to put in the work...
Replying to @JacobsLand2400
The Pi was ~90$ and the case was 13$
Replying to @goribaldy19
I'll get in touch with you; thanks for reaching out!
Besides that my fav feature is behind a paywall, @quizlet has become one of the best study tools for me. It accomplishes what Anki did for me and more. The AI tools let me actively recall in conversation form—which has been really effective for memorizing concepts quickly. 🧠💭
Replying to @MackensieJack @rfornal
Bob always has great advice! He had helped me navigate early on in my journey.
I've noticed a recurring theme in job searching: the advice to 'shape your values to align with a company.' To me, this suggests that a company is not the right company for you. Instead, consider an alternative approach that will benefit your alignment and lead you closer to roles that resonate with you.
Rather than molding your values to match a company's, focus on how a company provides you the ability to act on your values. Companies ultimately hire because they believe YOU can give value to THEM. If you cannot define what energizes you, what you are working toward, and what makes you get up every day, you are missing out on an opportunity to distinguish yourself in the market. Define your values and then search for companies that align.
This approach will empower you to advocate for yourself and establish a mission that's uniquely yours—setting you apart from the rest of the market.
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