Featured post what's this? ✨ Skills Are Where Your Judgment Goes The model already knows the generic job. A skill is where you add the judgment specific to your work.
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GLM-5.2 is the new leading open weights model on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index Benchmarks and Analysis of GLM-5.2
humiliating iis servers for fun and jail time A friend of mine once told me: If you ever spot an IIS blue screen, don’t stop there; there must be something.
GrapheneOS has been ported to Android 17 and official releases are coming soon - GrapheneOS Discussion Forum GrapheneOS discussion forum
Skills Are Where Your Judgment Goes The model already knows the generic job. A skill is where you add the judgment specific to your work.
Debugging on Prod The worst type of bug is one that only happens on prod. And only on prod. If you checked this blog in the past few weeks, you might have encountered a big fat 500 error.
GPU is the new oil I see many debates on how local LLMs will save us. This will serve as a permalink answer.
Why you got that ad, in plaintext - Vishwanath Subramanian The reason you got an ad is in plaintext. How to read ad targeting in the network tab - the ad server, deal IDs, and the tracking pixels riding along.
The Accidental Gamification of Vibe Coding — Hayreddin Tüzel I build gamification for a living. Then, I realized Claude (accidentally!) shipped a better gamification system than anything I built all year — vibe coding hits seven of Octalysis's eight core drives, and most of the addictive ones are black-hat. Why "on...
Ponytail, YAGNI, and the Problem with Prompt Benchmarks The post examines Ponytail, a popular AI coding “skill”, and argues that its benchmarked benefits appear to come largely from encouraging terse, YAGNI-style responses rather than from any deeper engineering value. By showing that a simple prompt can match...
Why Enterprise Agents Can't Run Tools on Laptops Personal agents run tools locally. Enterprise agents can't — credentials, auditing, consistency, and iteration speed all break at company scale. The answer is Managed Skills: agent tools that run in the cloud.
Apple is about to make Hide My Email useless Yesterday, June 15, 2026, a small and unimportant announcement appeared in Apple developer news: New domain for Sign in with Apple and iCloud+ Hide My Email. Long story short: now both Sign in with Apple and Hide My Email aliases are going to be issued on...
Why is Meta destroying its engineering organization? Leadership at the social media giant has been on an AI-fueled rampage through its engineering org. We report what’s happened
Software Is Not A Single-Player Game When I wrote a few months ago that code review is not about catching bugs, the most common pushback I got was a variation of the same thing:“If you’re only getting to that decision at the code revi...
My one weird trick for managing my internet addiction The secret is a small amount of physical friction.
Can gzip be a language model? A while back I wrote about language modeling without neural networks, where I generated Shakespeare with an unbounded n-gram model: no weights, no training, …
Yes, we still need engineers Prototyping has done wonders for speeding up software delivery. I start with a clone of our UI repository and open Claude Code. I'll prompt it to help me add a button (or whatever), set up some test data, and record a demo of a full…
My unvarnished guide to solution engineering • Max Halford Introduction I joined Carbonfact as a first employee. In a nutshell, it’s software that takes in raw ERP and PLM data, and spits out environmental reports. I got pulled into many Sales processes …
Issues with the EML Function Apparent major correctness issues I have found with the much-hyped EML paper preprint.
