Kirill Osenkov

@kirillosenkov.com

(Unofficial) VP of Developer Productivity at Microsoft. Developer tools, engineering systems, .NET, C#, Roslyn, Visual Studio, Editor, WPF, Avalonia, MSBuild.

Because users of RTL languages deserve an iOS terminal app that doesn’t render Arabic and Hebrew like a botched plastic-surgery makeover, La Terminal 2.0.4 is now on the App Store—with full BiDi support. apps.apple.com/us/app/la-te...

La Terminal: Mosh & SSH Client App - App Store

Download La Terminal: Mosh & SSH Client by Xibbon, Inc on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like La Terminal: Mosh &…

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3) MSBuild's Multithreaded mode is freaking awesome now! We've made many core Tasks multithread-safe, so most common project types see a _good_ speedup on 'cold' builds and a _really good_ speedup on 'warm' builds. There are plenty more Tasks to go, but now is the time to try it out!

Do you want to analyze process dumps just by asking an AI agent instead of manually going through the WinDBG GUI? I've got you covered! 👇 dotnet tool install -g Devolutions.WinDbg.Tool It's written in Rust, calling into the real WinDBG engine! See full readme at github.com/Devolutions/...

GitHub - Devolutions/windbg-tool: WinDBG tool for AI agents

WinDBG tool for AI agents. Contribute to Devolutions/windbg-tool development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Compression and LLMs are trying to solve the exact same problem: predicting what comes next. @anniesexton.com's interactive essay walks us through the basics of compression to reveal its surprising overlap with every language model you've ever used.

Using the GitHub Copilot app chat to investigate Windows crash dumps without a git repository, collaborating with a child session that works on a WinDBG-based Rust tool I'm developing at the same time to help investigate those dumps 👇

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Are you working to make programming more direct, tangible, and alive? Share your work at LIVE, the world's premier gathering on live programming, held online this October! LIVE welcomes submissions from academia, industry, and individuals. Call for submissions and more details on liveprog.org/

Workshop on Live Programming (LIVE)

The 12th Workshop on Live Programming (LIVE 2026) will take place online. LIVE invites submissions of ideas for improving the immediacy, usability, and learnability of programming.

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