Dave Wynn walked around with a microphone at Bug Bash 2026, and 11 developers shared their war stories about the most interesting bugs they've encountered and resolved. Youtube: youtu.be/fVSMrEIrVR8 Spotify: creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/... Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/d...

Dev in the street: The most interesting bug you've squashed

In this episode of the Bug Bash podcast, host David Wynn shares a collection of conversations recorded at Bug Bash 2026. 11 developers share their war stories about the most interesting bugs they've…

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This is probably fine. See you at @Gophercon.com!

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Your team IS deploying while you're at @Gophercon.com, right?

Hullo @Gophercon.com! See y'all this week? Your agent really did say it was fine.

A large customer just found a bug without even running a test. They ran our research skill against their codebase, and sure enough... "This is like black magic," they said. The skills are free, open-source, and work outside Antithesis. github.com/antithesishq...

GitHub - antithesishq/antithesis-skills: AI Skills for Antithesis Users

AI Skills for Antithesis Users. Contribute to antithesishq/antithesis-skills development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Just fuzz your UI already, like uzaaft.me did.

Hullo Seattle! We haven't tried to fuzz Pong yet, but with enough developers and enough ping pong tables... Join us for tech talks and ping pong at SPIN Seattle on 13 Aug. luma.com/antith-5hm8

"Rows, Columns, and Consequences" might not be the biggest or most famous conference we've spoken at, but it's certainly got the best name. Shomik Ghose was there to talk about building Pangolin, a production database that 3 engineers shipped in just 14 months. www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDV6...

How three engineers at Antithesis shipped a production database in 14 months - safely!

Should you ever build your own database? Conventional wisdom says "no"—building a reliable database is hard, and decades of engineering have gone into making general-purpose systems trustworthy. But…

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We've been testing Raft implementations, and have found bugs in every implementation we've tested. Here's an in-depth report on one set of issues.

Welcome aboard, Geoff Huntley! ghuntley.com/slop/

engineer away the slop

🎉It's been a busy six months, that's for sure. I'm not going to bury the lede here; the short TLDR is I'm joining the folks over at https://antithesis.com/. If I wind back time to November 2024, it…

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We 🐡🐡🐡 exe.dev -- simple, effective, fast. If you've noticed improvements in our user experience over the last 6 months, they were accelerated by how simple exe.dev made things.

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"I just realized what I wanted was, like, a computer." How @antithesis.com uses exe to give agents real machines, safely: blog.exe.dev/how-antithes...

DC Systems 017 will happen on Tuesday 2026-08-11. DC Systems is an independent tech talk series focused on systems programming here in DC and the broader DMV area. We're focused on high quality talks and expert speakers. Talks about engineering, not product pitches.

We test our software with both Antithesis and Hegel. Hegel is open source and free to use, and you too should make your Hegel tests concurrent.

Bug Bash is a conference for people who care deeply about building reliable systems, where you can have the kinds of technical conversations that are hard to get from a typical conference.

Hullo London! Three (3) seats left for Rust London this Thursday, 6:30pm in Finsbury Square. Nikita Lapkov from Cloudflare on Cloudflare's ingestion layer (Rusty under the hood), and Ethan Lowman from Antithesis will talk about dogfooding on our own production DB. Fill this up! Link below.

Hullo San Francisco! What are you doing this Thursday after work?

Wrapped day one at Software Should Work. We wish more software conferences were like this, small, optimistic, focused on craft, full of heart. Some highlights: Stylish venue. Testing legend. Someone who thinks it's fun to run a company on Nix. Thanks @isaacvando.bsky.social!

We are not actually imperialistic, but we ARE "taking over" Rust London next week! Join us at in Finsbury Square at 6:30pm next Thursday, 23 July.

Maybe a new record. 1:00PM yesterday: "we'd like to start using Antithesis" 12:50AM today: "I think we might have found our first concurrency bug." 12:30PM today: "I think we figured it out and I'm working on a fix. Here's the root cause." 🏃 🏃‍♂️ 🏃‍♀️

Today we’re releasing Hegel for OCaml. Hegel is a family of PBT libraries based on Hypothesis, providing powerful, ergonomic property-based testing for many different languages. Hegel lets you declare data generation inline with your test code, and provides native support for stateful testing.

DC Systems is tomorrow! Jarred Nicholls will be telling us what all engineers can learn from HFT and Samarth Kishor will be talking about static analysis as a proof tool We're almost out of room, RSVP below.

Cooking hard over at @ParadeDB.com!

Hallo Berlin! Max in conversation at the We Are Developers World Congress tomorrow at 09:40H! So how do you get all those Claude prototypes into production?

Hey @panic.com, there’ve been multiple instances ofer the last few months of our team saying “dang, wish we could have Antithesis purple @play.date[s].” Would such a thing be possible at all? Wanna chat? 👀

Long weekend, long read. One developer. One fuzzer. Squillions of blocks. An odyssey. Поехали!

Something's going on in Singapore. No one seems worried that Claude will take their jobs. Will was at the NUS Fuzzing Summer School last month, speaking with Dr. Leslie Teo from AI Singapore about the role of the human engineer in the age of AI. Full video below.

Trust, but verify: It's good advice when working with humans, and it's essential to getting reliable, high-quality code from your agents.

AWS Summit DC starts tomorrow! Here's the fuzzer beating a Kaizo ROM hack of Mario, come see it play live at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, tomorrow/weds, and ask us how it works! Sadly we can't bring the cats.

Happy Sunday! One of the lesser-discussed benefits of working at Antithesis is the copious amounts of cat pictures posted internally, once described as an “elite fringe benefit of working here.” Would you like to have this benefit (and more)? We’re hiring! antithesis.com/company/care...