Alex @oioki

Doing computer things @Sentry. Capturing flags with @We_0wn_Y0u. Security is everyone's job. oioki.me Vienna, Austria Joined December 2008

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Alex @oioki

3 weeks ago

@Apogee_Ent Chess

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a month ago

@milochkals Может Raiffeisen?

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2 months ago

@shellmayr @LucaForstner

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Luke Stephens (hakluke) @hakluke

2 months ago

Jazz improvisation and hacking are weirdly similar. Both require learning the fundamentals so deeply that you can break the rules well.

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Like the rest of the internet, Sentry runs on Open Source. Like the rest of the @ThePledge companies, we also believe in paying it back. In 2025, we gave out $750k to the OSS projects we rely on; here’s a sampling of some of them, and why they are so crucial 🧵

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Sentry @sentry

6 months ago

Buckle up, friends – Debug December has officially started! Now through December 24th, come back every day for a new coding puzzle. Complete all 24 challenges for a chance to win five prizes that get progressively more awesome. Get. To. It. 👉 debugdecember.com

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Alex @oioki

7 months ago

@coursera youtu.be/ZnHmskwqCCQ

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DHH @dhh

9 months ago

Campfire is now free! An entire chat system to run on your own server. We are running the official #RailsWorld conference chat on it from a mini PC in my literal closet 😄 github.com/basecamp/once-…

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Sentry @sentry

9 months ago

Logs are now GA in Sentry🪵 Structured, trace-connected, and live-tailed — logs are finally where they belong: right next to your errors and traces

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Alex @oioki

9 months ago

@CristiVlad25

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bete @miguelbetegon

10 months ago

We just launched MCP Server observability @getsentry! Packed with all our takes we have learned from building and scaling our own MCP server. With just one line of code you can look in depth inside your MCP Server. If you're using McpServer from the official typescript modelcontextprotocol/sdk, wrap your server like wrapMcpServerWithSentry(McpServer) and that's all. Go try it out and DM me if something is off, i'll set it up with you <3. more languages and sdks coming soon.

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Rishi @rishimunii

11 months ago

ok seer by @getsentry is REALLY good, might be first ai product after cursor that could actually 10x my productivity

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Anand Chowdhary @AnandChowdhary

a year ago

who would have thought that @getsentry has the world's most useful AI programmer? literally compared to everything else -- more PRs shipped to production for actual bug fixes. love it!

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Alex @oioki

a year ago

@tryhackme Hug the planet!

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jenn mueng @jennmueng

a year ago

VIBE DEBUGGING IS HERE! So there we got this one vague @getsentry issue that I was pulling my hair out trying to debug Like what is a "GitRPC::BadObjectState" @github?? I ran Autofix on it and even though it didn't fully get the true root cause of the problem, I was using it as a pair debugging and feeding it context from outside Sentry as well. Eventually, it got me to the AHA! moment that turned out to be the user deleting diff lines from our diff editing tool and trying to create a PR with it. We were getting a null blob by creating a file with no content in it, not even an empty string. I'm amazed, because otherwise I'd be stuck pulling my hair out debugging this. And yes, AUTOFIXED JUST FIXED ITSELF! Public PR of this fix linked in thread!

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Soda Piggy 🔜 GDC @Soda_piggy

a year ago

Happy 30th Birthday to my favorite game of all time. #ChronoTrigger30th #ChronoTrigger @ChronoTriggerPR @SquareEnix

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Alex @oioki

a year ago

@GergelyOrosz i'd say curl

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Nacho Mellado @uavster

a year ago

Apple gets it. Robots are going to be everywhere, but they won’t look like robots. Check out their new paper ELEGNT. I believe this is the future of everyday objects: helpful and human.