GitHub - KittenML/KittenTTS: State-of-the-art TTS model under 25MB 😻
State-of-the-art TTS model under 25MB 😻 . Contribute to KittenML/KittenTTS development by creating an account on GitHub.
Google details new 24-hour process to sideload unverified Android apps
The "advanced flow" will be available before verification enforcement begins later this year.
anthropic legal requests by thdxr · Pull Request #18186 · anomalyco/opencode
Remove anthropic references per legal requests: Remove anthropic-20250930.txt prompt file Remove anthropic from provider hints Remove opencode-anthropic-auth builtin plugin Remove anthropic from p...
Bug Report: macOS 26 breaks /etc/resolver/ supplemental DNS for custom TLDs
Bug Report: macOS 26 breaks /etc/resolver/ supplemental DNS for custom TLDs - macos26-breaks-custom-dns.md
‘Your Frustration Is the Product’
The people making these decisions for these websites are like ocean liner captains who are *trying* to hit icebergs.
Astral to join OpenAI
Astral has entered into an agreement to join OpenAI as part of the Codex team.
Austin’s Surge of New Housing Construction Drove Down Rents
After decades of explosive growth, Austin, Texas, in the 2010s was a victim of its own success. Lured by high-tech jobs and the city’s hip reputation, too many people were competing for too few homes. From 2010 to 2019, rents in Austin increased nearly 93%—mor…
Learn what to include, what to skip, and how to structure your AGENTS.md for best results.
I spent too much time looking at too many colo(u)rs to try and optimise them for csskit. Here are some interesting findings.
Why One Key Shouldn’t Rule Them All: Threshold Signatures for the Rest of Us
Private keys are the backbone of digital security — and a single point of failure. Threshold signatures split that risk across multiple parties, and the DKLS23 protocol does it in just three rounds…
On the temptation of LLMs, and why sometimes you still need to do the work by hand.
We are building gods
How agentic AI moves from tool to trusted authority to what?
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Coding agents have transformed my work at Google. But even if I keep my job, I don't enjoy this new role. I used to love figuring out the 'how.' Now the agent does it, and doing it myself is just inefficient.
I Drove $31M in Bookings. The System Said I Needed Improvement. - Brian Carpio
My peers called me
How ZJIT removes redundant object loads and stores
ZJIT’s optimizer now removes redundant object loads and stores, improving JIT performance of CRuby’s shape system. This post explains how the optimization works.
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How we are periodically dumping metrics about our most demanding BEAM processes into an easy-to-query ClickHouse table.
Full stack developer, open sourceror, serial entrepreneur.
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Explore va's Zo Space page at /guides/vibe-thinking.
The biggest surprise of the MacBook Neo
Remembering the PC market Almost 10 years ago I said “Managing the Mac product line must be one of the most challenging problems at Apple. That may not be obvious given the product’s success.…
Product has always been the bottleneck, it’s just clearer now
If you’ve been doing engineering in a big enough company for a while now, you are probably aware of the process most companies with a substantial number of people use. Engineers wait for the go ahead to build some product that management has identified to solv…
Every now and then I encounter a new word that I’ve never heard before. Or need to memorize the shopping list, a phone number, a date, or a fact. In school I didn’t have any system to do that other than just read the information as many times as needed for it …
I love coding with AI. I often have several parallel agents, across multiple projects, running off on various coding errands for me. Like Craig Mod, I’m software bonkers: I just can’t stop building software.
From some of my interactions with Claude Code1 so far I’ve noticed that it seems to have a pretty glaring issue: it doesn’t really have a good sense of time-tracking built into it. Because of this, Claude2 misses good choices that would help it finish some tas…
Distributed systems fail in two ways: the failure itself, and the system’s automatic response to the failure. The second is usually deadlier.
Is passing user ID through context an antipattern?
Why the middleware-to-handler boundary is a special case for context values.