Sander Verbruggen

@sanderv.bsky.social

Java/Kotlin developer, coffee geek, casual RPG gamer. Personal blog: https://sanderverbruggen.com/

OH: If I understand this correctly the reason RAM has quadrupled in price is that RAM that doesn't exist has been bought with money that doesn't exist to populate GPUs that don't exist in datacenters that don't exist to meet a demand that doesn't exist to make profit that mathematically can't exist.

iOS 26.1 biedt een belangrijke nieuwe securityfunctie die op de achtergrond urgente patches installeert zodat je apparaat veilig blijft. Raad iedereen aan om dit te activeren. Dat doe je via Instellingen > Privacy & Beveiliging > Beveiligingsverbeteringen.

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The #1 criteria for my browser is that I trust it, and it’s secure. It’s logged into my email, Stripe account, stores my passwords and credit cards. A browser is useful if it does all these. These AI browsers are interesting but… with prompt injections, no way I trust them…

I’m looking forward to the day when an LLM, out of sheer frustration, tells a "vibes coder" that "the code works on my machine" and that it’s a skill problem. That day, be afraid, very afraid, of the machines 😳

Funny interpretation by Boyen van Gorp about the Liskov Substitution Principle: If it looks like a duck, acts like a duck, and quacks like a duck. It ís probably a duck. If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck *but it needs batteries*, you probably have the wrong abstraction. #jspring