Jaleel Akbashev
@jaleel.bsky.social
Moving pixels, interested in distributed systems, sometimes doing open source, mostly for Swift distributed actors.
If you ask me what Japanese song I love the most: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yv6s...
打首獄門同好会 (Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai) - I don' t wanna get out of futon
YouTube video by 打首獄門同好会 -GOKUMON-
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TIL that @craiggrannell.bsky.social designed The Wire band website (your favourite’s band favourite band). 🤔
At last: a unified home for Swift documentation, pulling together the language reference, core libraries and tooling, and platform specifics into a single central home, no matter what you're building! Check it out and give us feedback: docs.swift.org
AI RANT Following the cancellation of three major debut book deals over AI suspicions, I decided to put my own (needless to say, 100% human-written) prose to the test. My detector of choice was Originality AI, and the results proved to be jarring, to say the least. 🧵1/5
Acadia is out today! Bringing the benefits of Elm to SQLite and PostgreSQL: - Friendly error messages - Custom types for precise column data - Simple module system for easy reuse Check it out! acadia.engineering/blog/rethink...
Rethinking Database Programming
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Nice read martinodersky.substack.com/p/tracked-ca... Applying some ideas already for my Stagehand project
Tracked Capabilities for Safer Agents
This post describes the ideas behind our paper “Securing Agents with Tracked Capabilities”
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Jaleel Akbashev@jaleel.bsky.social · last mo.Lately working on my agent orchestration runtime project, where agents can talk to each other and do stuff. You can build different product on top, e.g. board. Backed by Swift Distributed actors, can be init in any git repo. Repo itself is a persistence store—keeping all history in your hands.
Lately working on my agent orchestration runtime project, where agents can talk to each other and do stuff. You can build different product on top, e.g. board. Backed by Swift Distributed actors, can be init in any git repo. Repo itself is a persistence store—keeping all history in your hands.
Lamentation (flipped, detail), by Gerard David, 1515-23, 📸 by Roberto Schmidt
Who would've thought my kids would get interested in Japanese culture because of Brawl Stars 🤷♂️ youtu.be/JqxEZttRH0w
NORI Menu Music | Brawl Stars OST
YouTube video by Brawl Beast
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My experience with any LLM be like (in the end bad code):
🗓️ This month: * Goodnotes running Swift in the browser in production; * More work on Emscripten; * JSKit fixes for enums, closures, and docs; * WasmKit 0.3 with more Wasm proposals; * ElementaryUI 0.4.0. More in the latest update: forums.swift.org/t/swift-for-... #SwiftLang #WebAssembly #Wasm #WASI
Swift for Wasm June 2026 Updates
Notable changes this month: the Swift.org blog covered how Goodnotes shipped its app to the web with Swift and WebAssembly; Emscripten support improved in the Swift compiler, the standard library, and...
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Looking forward to the summer edition of our Functional Programming Stammtisch in the largest beergarden in the world tomorrow. Join if you're interested in FP and happen to be in or around #Munich, the weather and the vibes will be great! 🦌🍻🌞 luma.com/guioflgs
FP Stammtisch Munich · Luma
Join us for a relaxed evening, this time at the Royal Hirschgarten in the heart of Munich. This meetup is about connecting with other people who care about…
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Me: pessimistic about current state of LLM-oriented development Also me: building agent orchestration runtime for better software development UX
Memory-safe. 13% faster on average. ⚡️ The TrueType hinting interpreter in macOS and iOS has been rewritten in Swift, replacing the original C implementation. Pixel-perfect accuracy was validated across 27 million glyphs. And the results: www.swift.org/blog/migrati...
Every LLM I tried so far loves to put `@unchecked Sendable` for classes in Swift.
iOS 27 beta feels more like 26.6 🤷♂️ especially here in Europe
TIL about new term ‘loop’ that techbros using lately in regards to LLMs. Waiting for them to discover Erlang processes to handle failures and state recovery.
