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AI Water Use Distractions and Lessons for California - California WaterBlog By Jay Lund . . . Artificial intelligence (AI) will affect many economic and natural resource sectors as these new technologies develop and mature. We are in the early years of this process. Like most new things, AI has become an object of small and great...
Uber Spends Full 2026 AI Budget in 4 Months Uber burned its entire 2026 AI budget on Claude Code and Cursor in just 4 months. Engineers' API costs ranged from $500 to $2,000.
GitHub - darrylmorley/whatcable: macOS menu bar app that tells you, in plain English, what each USB-C cable plugged into your Mac can actually do macOS menu bar app that tells you, in plain English, what each USB-C cable plugged into your Mac can actually do - darrylmorley/whatcable
SBC Clusters are a terrible value, but they're fun anyway Pictured above is the new DeskPi Super4C installed in an 8U mini rack. The Super4C is a 4-node Raspberry Pi CM5 cluster board that solves two pain points I had with the older Super6C. I was testing this board around the same time I helped kick off the SBC...
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Microsoft open-sources "the earliest DOS source code discovered to date" Old 86-DOS source code dates back to the time before Microsoft bought it.
Proxies all the way down. A couple of days ago, exe.dev raised a lot of money1. I decided to poke around with it a little, and signed up. Their trial is 7 days long, so despite having no actual plans, I just started doing stuff. In doing so, I noticed a few interesting things that...
Oops, I invented REST APIs Now THAT’s a title. It’s a bit like saying “How I invented bit shifting” or, for the less technical people reading this “How I invented restaurants”.
The Bombadil Terminal Experiment Last week at Bug Bash 2026, I had a bunch of interesting discussions about testing non-web interfaces with Bombadil, our new property-based testing framework for user interfaces. One direction that I already wanted to explore is terminal user interfaces (...
I'm finally Powered By Linux I have officially made it to Linux. It's now my desktop of choice 99.9% of the time.
A fully static Terraform registry Explore the architecture of a purely static Terraform registry. Includes code examples for Cloudflare Workers, CloudFront Functions, and Bunny CDN.
San Francisco streets with confusingly similar names A list and history of San Francisco's many humorously similar street names, which are liable to confuse both locals and out-of-towners.
My local agentic dev setup today — Willem van den Ende I was planning to write about my local development setup at my leisure. Moving this forward as my post on LinkedIn the other day about cancelling my Claude Max $100 plan and going local raised a lot more interest and questions than I expected. This post a...
My agent management software | Liam DeVoe I write a lot of code. Or rather, I used to write a lot of code. After Claude Opus ~4.5, it's now more accurate to say that I review and design a lot of code.
On running creative online bots with ten thousand followers | Stefan Bohacek's Personal Website and Blog A short look back on 10 years of making creative online bots.
Tar Files Created on macOS Display Errors When Extracting on Linux tar.gz files seem to include extra files starting with ._. When these are extracted on Linux, a bunch of errors are displayed.
Scaling Pain of Coding Agent Serving: Lessons from Debugging GLM-5 at Scale Our belief in Scaling Laws has not only driven continuous breakthroughs in model parameters and data scale, but has also pushed infrastructure engineering toward its limits. This process inevitably comes with growing pains, which we refer to as Scaling Pa...
Sammy's Blog I finished reading On the Edge last week, and it was bad. Not that I don't respect Nate Silver. I respect him a lot. So when his seminal text on gambling and risk taking was a rambling mess, I was suprised and disappointed. Nevertheless, a completionist a...
GPT-5.5 authorship and order effects - Guillaume Valmont's Weblog While comparing medium, high, and extra-high reasoning modes on the same task, I uncovered consistent authorship and presentation-order effects in GPT-5.5’s evaluations.
Mark Ferraz — AI Infrastructure Architect · Builder · Author AI Infrastructure Architect building production AI systems. CPO of Govern 365 at Netwoven. Founder of LittleGuy. Author, Microsoft Press.
Reddit is the most dangerous Social Media Platform for Human Creativity - Opinion OpenAI recently revealed why Goblins and Gremlins were featured more than they should have been in chats...
The Mutable Value Semantics (MVS): A Non-superficial Study This post is part of The Eter programming Language series.
Dynamic Software For fifty years, software has been static. Then 2024 happened. The control flow came alive and a new category of software was born.
Does Prop 13 explain California’s relatively lower birth rates? California’s total fertility rate dropped from 17th to 43rd in the country since 2008. It is easy to see: home prices predict birth rates with striking accuracy — and Prop 13 is what made California’s housing costs a political choice, not just a market ou...
Agentic Coding is Burning Me Out The familiar pacing of software development has been completely compressed by agentic coding because you no longer have those routine stretches of just wiring things together to catch your breath. Writing code by hand, or trad coding as Twitter likes to c...
