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Except you interpolate fast enough!
blog.computationalcomplexity.org/2026/03/tony...
it was going to happen, death comes for us all. but man. what a legend
Adding “datacenter blown up by Iranian drone” to my list of distributed systems failure modes www.theguardian.com/world/2026/m...
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sent this to the team today
everything great comes from being able to delay gratification for as long as possible
and it feels like we're collectively losing our ability to do that
Ah, no. Where do I get this from?
Don't wanna give Microsoft your details but do wanna support Gleam? We've got options for you now!
You can use @cocoindex.bsky.social as a MCP server to provide advanced code search in coding agents now ♥️
github.com/cocoindex-io...
Looks easy, but I don't receive the code. Is it working @eurosky.social?
Yeah, @neovim.io is the new #Chemex ☕
Is there a convenient way to migrate existing accounts to @eurosky.social?
The future of social media is about you, not an app. Why we started by launching Eurosky accounts and our plans for apps. Read on from @sherif.eurosky.social
An interesting question:
"I work at a large company that adopted SaFe (Scale Agile Framework.) I'm a Scrum Master.
How do you think my role would change with AI?"
This is hard to answer, given these roles exist thanks to the org setup... AI does NOT change the org structure!
Crossing over Technology sector, worker flows, '000 12-month moving average From Europe to US From US to Europe TTT 2023 Source: Revelio Labs 24 25 3 2.0 1.8 1.6 1.4 1.2
More tech workers now moving from the US to Europe than in the other direction.
A short note that the predictions that LLMs would favor "boring technology" that's over-represented in the training data don't appear to be playing out as expected with the latest models - once you attach them to a good coding agent harness at least simonwillison.net/2026/Mar/9/n...
Got excited about a brand new PostgreSQL 18 feature (for simulating production query plan statistics locally), posted about it on the SQLite forum... and got a reply from D. Richard Hipp within minutes that SQLite has had the same ability for years simonwillison.net/2026/Mar/9/p...
An agent now builds a 200.000 lines of code C compiler from scratch that can compile the Linux kernel. In two weeks. I think at this point it's hard to argue against the tremendous productivity gains that this technology has created for my industry.
I've been experimenting with distributing Go binaries as wheels on PyPI so you can execute them without installing them first using commands like "uvx sqlite-scanner ~/Downloads" - I wrote sqlite-scanner in Go
I built go-to-wheel to help implement this pattern simonwillison.net/2026/Feb/4/d...
New Kimi!!!
This one also supports images (finally) and has this curious thing called agent swarm
The future is unevenly distributed.
If like me you have a mental model that SQLite doesn't accept outside contributions you should update it, I just got called out by D. Richard Hipp for spreading that misinformation in a comment on Hacker News simonwillison.net/2025/Dec/29/...
Ah, I actually like the model choice in OpenCode. It allows me experiment with different options.
Especially Kimi K2 has become one of my favorites as a cheap and quite good one. It continuously reminds me that open source models have become much better recently.
Can you choose LLMs in amp?
Final vibe coding experiment of the year (I guess 🤔):
Let Kimi K2 build a little agent that interacts with an API based on OpenAPI specs ❤️. Let's finally kill Postman!
Checkout the session:
opncd.ai/share/UQ2YnSSM
Alternative path:
1. Download OpenCode
2. Sign-up to their Zen service with $ 20 and autoreload
3. Pick a cheap model like Kimi K2
This should be way cheaper, but yes, really try it.
the abstractions being developed right now around agents are going to sit low in the stack
i don't feel very good about them, it's been such little time and there have already been so many avoidable mistakes
there's even a pride around the lack of effort "we just prompted it"
I really hope that we will see more AI conferences outside of the US, now that so many people are refused visas :(
A personal recap of 2025. It was a year of a new style of engineering. Left some ideas for what might come next. lucumr.pocoo.org/2025/12/22/a...
We’ve pushed out the Pareto frontier of efficiency vs. intelligence again.
With Gemini 3 Flash ⚡️, we are seeing reasoning capabilities previously reserved for our largest models. This opens up entirely new categories of near real-time applications that require complex thought.
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