I counted 10 rats in Redmond on the walk home at 1am

Before you hand an AI agent your merge conflicts, check how it scores on Git. @cmgriffing.bsky.social's 18-minute tour of GitBench: model comparisons, reasoning levels, token usage. The repo is public, so you can run it against your own models. youtu.be/y7Oug2rNB-s

I had a reset about to expire so I turned on Ultra mode and set it to Fast just so I could see how the 1% live. Even with Sol 6.1's efficiencies, 5 hour limit used up in 10 minutes but it was like the zoomy effect from Limitless. Worth it

TIL that the gemini plan includes Opus 5.5 access I can use the new Opus without giving any money to Anthropic. I'd be living the dream, Jen!

Finally put together a video about GitBench

I'm really curious how Cloudflare was getting >500ms median response times from Jev. Maybe making requests from Australia?

Another day, another inference provider (@CoreWeave) padding their output response with a bunch of garbage whitespace characters.

Tubi puts Arachnophobia in the comedy section and I don't find that funny.

I really wasn't expecting to have to create a GitBench v2, yet. But the models are getting really good at git.

@cmgriffing.bsky.social goes whole days without opening an IDE now, mostly thanks to Kepler. He still reaches for one to review and trim what the agent wrote, because go-to-definition beats prompting an agent into minimal code. His take on whether the IDE is dying: gitkraken.com/blog/challen...

Challenging the Death of the IDE | GitKraken

There is no doubt that LLMs have changed how we work as developers. You can go back just a year from today and I would have had a very different opinion. But,

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I'm in this marketing team meeting and I had no Idea they cared so much about ICP. Cool team!

Who do I complain to about GPT Image 1 using my likeness without my permission?

On stream, people think I have a tab hoarding issue. If only they knew about the 186 tabs I have going in Safari on my phone.

Some real world numbers for Jev. I ran Jev in parallel to gpt-oss-120b in a dev instance for my startup. The same ~50k requests went to each one. $0.80 vs $2.09

Initial impressions of Jev for a production use case in Messijo: - The input token amount is larger due to the formatting of the noul branch prompts - output tokens are about a third on average and way less in edge cases (but they are free anyway) - cost is ~25% - 60% cheaper

git config --global clone.defaultRemoteName oregon git pull oregon main

I predict ADEs like Kepler will start adopting this pattern themselves. It's way better than trying to support every harness under the sun and people can vibe code their own harnesses and still use them in an ADE like this.

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Pi is one of the leanest agent harnesses around. No approval prompts, no hand-holding. It also doesn't support ACP out of the box, so it's not officially in Kepler yet. @cmgriffing.bsky.social found a workaround, and the 2 bugs still standing in the way: gitkraken.com/blog/you-can...

GitKraken was a hackathon side project before it was GitKraken. The team was building a tool. Git kept getting in the way. So they fixed it during an internal hackathon, and that fix became the product. @cmgriffing.bsky.social shares why more teams should run these: gitkraken.com/blog/run-mor...

You heard it here first! Diplo will be performing in the bathroom at RenderATL

Deepseek 4.1 Flash has become my daily driver and it is SO GOOD. But it has one quirk that makes my eye twitch a bit. It likes to mix up the order of list items. (I'm guessing based on importance?)

If a broken collarbone messes up your golf swing, just break the other collarbone to even it out. Follow for more tips from busted shoulder man.

How it feels trusting auto-compaction

Luna throwing some shade while testing my Messijo MCP server!

I built a webapp, CLI tool, and skill that wraps the CLI tool. They all check for available package names on the most popular package registries. I called it isittaken, but using itself to find a name for itself, I should have called it package-atlas.

My talk from CommitYourCode is live on their YouTube channel Link below

Pull up this talk by @cmgriffing.bsky.social on auto generated MCP servers. He found a blog post trashing auto generated MCP, written by the same people who built the tool that generates it. #CYC26

I feel incredibly lucky to have this limited edition farisaziz12 keychain prominently attached to my RomeSDS bottle opener.

The golf subreddits nerd sniped me into getting this Temu LAB putter A little more angle than I like since I prefer a pendulum swing. But we’ll see this weekend

This might be one of the funnest things I've seen from a viewer in a long time

pretty sure I just gave a drunk homeless dude my trunk pillow. its fine. I hope he makes use of it. better than it collecting dust in my trunk.