I will go to the grave still stubbornly bookmarking new AI links into my "ML" folder in chrome that I created back in 2012. Real Gs know and it is what it is bro

~Project Cycle 2026~ "Oh nice, check out interesting/cool/new project claiming to do novel systems thing" **looks at code. "Ah looks 1 or 2 shotted w/Claude, probably doesn't work" Tries code. Doesn't Work. Next week: "Oh nice, check out interesting/cool/new project..."

📣 The schedule for All Systems Go! 2026 is now live: cfp.all-systems-go.io/all-systems-... 🙏 Thanks to everyone who submitted! Still waiting for a few confirmations, hence some holes. But those should fill in shortly. 🎟️ Tickets: ti.to/all-systems-... ℹ️ More info: all-systems-go.io

I can't believe @sergialmar.com fell for it! This year I'm honored and humbled to be on the @wasm.io stage for a panel! Come and watch me blabber and stutter, while @ospencer.dev, @juntao.bsky.social and @d-philla.bsky.social actually say something smart about… 🥁 "Running AI in Wasm"

You like Sandboxes? For real tho, giving a talk on 'em tomorrow @wasm.io in beautiful Barcelona. Check it out if you're around: 2026.wasm.io/sessions/no-...

WASM I/O • 19-20 Mar • Barcelona 2026

No Better Sandbox: Wasm and the Future of AI Agent Runtimes • Wasm I/O 2026. A 2-day WebAssembly conference in Barcelona, Spain

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Been listening to this dude's talks for years, and when a new one drops, it's better than either christmas or a fresh netflix episode on a show you've been binging for years. A nerd's nerd's favorite infra guy barely covers it. www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhSL...

Distinguished Eng On Stack Ranking, Competing with Bezos, Regrets | Bryan Cantrill

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I'm very happy to see this. Even in an age where we rely on editors less and less, vim, _your vim_, anywhere, across envs is truly powerful was worried it may not continue w/full force with Bram's passing (rip), but it appears the community is v strong. www.vim.org/vim-9.2-rele...

if you or a loved one have been harmed working with oauth, you may be entitled to compensation

Ah man, the @fosdem.org FOMO is overwhelming rn. Hope everyone enjoys the weekend! please grab a tripel karmeliet in the hallway for me and catch up with some of the amazing engineers I know who are going, people like @felicitas.pojtinger.com, @evacchi.dev, and @deadprogram.com 🍻 🤓

Man, the divide that exists between the dev experiences of SV/venture-backed Cos and Cos from The Rest Of America™️ never ceases to amaze Fr, infra founders should be required to do a tour in a bread-and-butter US/Ca/EU Non-SV company to understand how the world actually works

Now, all we need is the right primitive so more devs can easily join the party. Currently working very hard on this problem at boxer.dev

Dan Phillips@d-philla.bsky.social · 6mo ago

One beautiful thing about WebAssembly is that we are still so very early. Yes. Early. An ISA that comprises a novel compute paradigm where advances in size, safety, speed, and universality are virtually unmatched by orders of magnitude in most cases? Yeah, very early.

One beautiful thing about WebAssembly is that we are still so very early. Yes. Early. An ISA that comprises a novel compute paradigm where advances in size, safety, speed, and universality are virtually unmatched by orders of magnitude in most cases? Yeah, very early.

Everyone's releasing cool AI stuff, but I'm wondering: where's the next k8s coming from? the next Docker? or even the next Linux kernel or FreeBSD? Innovation in systems work is so siloed, hidden, often so much less fanfare asking for a friend

Can confirm.

You could seamlessly deploy across heterogenous environments, with ease + simple orchestration, with artifacts smaller/faster/safer/more universal than ever. But you don't wanna do that, do ya champ, your helm charts are too perfect. You're terrified of how simple it could all be

something something claude code opus 4.5

*Update*: I've decided to take a sabbatical to recharge, explore, and push forward some ideas. Apart from taking some initial time to focus on health, and my family, I’ll be spending a lot more time on things I simply did not have the bandwidth for while working long days,

it is Friday in Chicago youtu.be/ONtXSlRjcMk?...

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Schemin'

Chicago kicking things off right 🌨️❄️

Catherine Bannister@cbannister.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Snowscape! #Chicago

once again, deep in the source code of the Language of the AI Revolution so much shade on .py these days, not enough recognition of its fun and humble beginnings

Come through — not only is @wasm.io one of the best Wasm conferences in the world, @squillace.bsky.social usually helps and goes out of his way to make it a really good time :)

squillace@squillace.bsky.social · 9mo ago

if you are into #webassembly in the EU, there is an embarrassment of riches, but @wasm.io just announced the CFP for this spring!!!! www.papercall.io/wasmio26

Is there such a thing as "burnout" ? Or is it just white-collar privilege masquerading as a legitimate mental health/life issue. This is an honest question -- I go back and forth on this myself, so I'm curious what people think

It's painfully obvious that Wasm is the ideal sandbox for not just agents, but also (and especially) executable artifacts produced by agents. but damn, if it isn't a shame we haven't made it accessible enough that developers leverage it for such by default

happy to report im still dreaming about plan9 and fuschia, but less so about configmaps, so thats progress in my book

Dan Phillips@d-philla.bsky.social · 11mo ago

had multiple dreams last night that spanned topics including ConfigMaps, fuschia, plan9, BGP and anycast, back to back to back. so, safe to say touching grass is very much on the agenda this weekend

Hey y'all, I'm looking for my next role! - 💻 Staff/principal Software Engineer or DevRel - 🧰 Mostly focused on JavaScript tech stacks - 👨🏻‍💼 I'm also open to moving into management - 🎮 Bonus points if it's #GameDev or adjacent If you know of something, my DMs are open. ❤️

People aren’t ready for the next blog post from @loopholelabs.io If you thought the XDP post was interesting (linked below) this next one is going to blow your mind. Here’s a hint: What do chess engines and NAT’s have in common?

Nice that one can use network-bypass techniques without crazy vendor frameworks or kernel mods. Even cooler that one can recreate iptables functionality like this for faster inter-host networking

Shivansh Vij@shivanshvij.com · 9mo ago

loopholelabs.io/blog/xdp-for...

Great post by @alex.sorlie.io

Loophole Labs@loopholelabs.io · 9mo ago

An eBPF Loophole: Using XDP for Egress Traffic XDP is Linux's fastest packet processor but only handles incoming traffic. We found a loophole in how the kernel determines packet direction to make it work for outgoing traffic too! Blog post with details 👇 loopholelabs.io/blog/xdp-for...