I think the Airlines should take a stance on the shutdown and include a message in every delay/cancellation message. Or at the very least both sides it and include a message from each party blaming the other.

So much for efficiency. "... take screenshots of the text messages on their work phones, send it to their work email, download it on their work computers and then run a program ... to store it in searchable formats" www.nytimes.com/2025/11/06/u...

How is "We want to raise the cost of healthcare and we're willing to grind air travel to a halt and risk ruining Thanksgiving" a winning position? It's just the latest example of legislative terrorism.

I support all the TSA and Traffic Controllers and other government workers who aren't showing up because they aren't getting paid. www.nytimes.com/2025/11/05/u...

I think lack of a standard around VPC ServIce controls is holding agents back. If you want to give agents access to services (GitHub, Datadog, etc...) there two types of risk docs.cloud.google.com/vpc-service-...

Love that @hamel.bsky.social is putting on a hackathon where the goal is for your agent to score the highest on evaluations, not just do something flashy. click.convertkit-mail2.com/gkumlz753lc5...

I didn't realize how large the increase in healthcare premiums was until I saw the numbers. How do you afford $920/month if your making 65K per year? That's 11K/year for people who probably have very little disposable income as is. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

Forcing government employees to work without pay is the antithesis of free market capitalism. It's another example how the government constantly puts its finger on the scale. Republicans only have a problem when it benefits the majority of Americans. www.nytimes.com/2025/10/26/u...

AI is great for writing code. Browsers are great for executing code. CORS and other security measures are major blocker to many valuable apps. If we want to make browsers great for AI we need to make it easier for users to say I trust this app and relax CORS.

This blog by @kentonvarda.com and @sunilpai.bsky.social is great. How easy would it be to adapt this to run in the browser? blog.cloudflare.com/code-mode/

This deserves a new New York graph. Discreet vs brazen Principled vs corrupt www.nytimes.com/2025/10/21/u...

This primer from @stackblitz.com was really helpful for understanding COOP and COEP. blog.stackblitz.com/posts/cross-...

I've been using codex-CLI to build the AISRE UI I've been dreaming of for two years but lacked the capability to build. Yesterday I used it to add the ability to execute code inside web containers; it even figured out how to execute d3 code and make the results visible

I was playing with using webcontainers to add JS executability to my @runme.dev app. But when you enable the required headers that breaks OpenAI's chatkit which is served off a different domain.

AI is separating the production and consumption of information. If direct access to Wikipedia is dropping that suggests information consumers find AI mediated consumption more useful. This will impact the production of information; including the economic model

Evan Ratliff creating an AI clone to mess with scammers and marketers is inspired and delightful open.spotify.com/episode/6ihZ...

System design interviews versus how work really happens

We have 🤖 AI notetakers in meetings but continue to silo know-how every time we close terminals. Not just the how but also the why and what. Sign up for beta access to visr.sh: it's like as if Granola AI and #tmux had a kid.

If your looking to get started with evals check out this cookbook from @hamel.bsky.social cookbook.openai.com/examples/eva...

So much for the idea of F-u-money. www.nytimes.com/2025/09/29/t...

I think People's intuition is that AISREs will solve problems the way humans do. I think this is unhelpful because it leads you to believe you just need to write down how humans solve ops problems. Notably you start thinking you can skip investing in evals.

After years of complaining about cancel culture, the current administration has taken it to a new and dangerous level by routinely threatening regulatory action against media companies unless they muzzle or fire reporters and commentators it doesn’t like.

Worth a read. The blog post is very understandable and has the advantage of being readable on mobile. openai.com/index/why-la...

Does anyone have a good/OTS solution for restricting outbound Internet access at the path level? E.g suppose you wanted to allow a container to access GitHub.com/myorg/* but not GitHub.com/otherorg/*

As AI automates a lot of the coding performed by entry level SWEs, I think it might get replaced by building evals (data labeling) as labor intensive tasks handled by new grads.

What a reminder of how good we had it. youtube.com/shorts/R426V...

If you're wanted to learn applied AI evals but not sure if its for you, @sh-reya.bsky.social and I put together something that might help. This free email course compiles what we've learned from teaching 2k+ students. It’s 17 emails plus 2 free e-books. Here's the link: ai.hamel.dev/eval-course

I've been eval pilled by @hamel.bsky.social . Everyone is all let's build some MCP servers and ship a minimal AISRE as quickly as possible. And I'm writing a design doc about how to build evals with @runme.dev so we can iterate rapidly on the AI

I can't tell whether I love or hate bazel. I think once it's properly configured it can handle very complex builds easily. But man getting there is a steep learning curve.

Stories like this illustrating the political and economic barriers to people getting the healthcare they need are what I think about when I hear tech executives promising that AI will give us universal income and healthcare www.nytimes.com/2025/06/25/h...

I know this isn't really here or there but it's wild to me that the bomber crews woke up in their beds, flew across the world to conduct a risky mission, and then returned home to their beds.

First case study of an AI SRE I've come across cleric.ai/blog/how-bla...

I thought one of the rights big fears was government databases? Hence the opposition to any sort of national gun database www.nytimes.com/2025/06/17/t...

This editorial has a great list of all of Trump's corruption www.nytimes.com/2025/06/07/o...

Well that didn't take long. www.nytimes.com/live/2025/06...

I appreciate everyone who showed up to register their anger and disgust www.nytimes.com/2025/05/22/u...

Journalists if your interviewing people about the impact of the cuts to Medicaid and SNAP. Please ask who they voted for.

What's the Genesis of the genocide in South Africa story? H www.nytimes.com/2025/05/22/w...

Notably, I don't think of AI SRE as autonomous agents replacing people. Its a mistake to think of SRE as a role. It's really a mindset that you scale by building software. We will still need SREs but I think the job will change. For one thing we will need to start building evals.

SRE = building software systems to manage infrastructure reliably at scale AI SRE = building AI systems (in addition to software) to manage infrastructure reliably at scale

While arguing that kids don't need so many dolls or pencils so they shouldn't be angry if tariffs drive up prices

I'm so glad incase is bringing back the sculpt keyboard.

This is why we need to make the web the best application platform. www.nytimes.com/2025/05/09/t...

Intelligence is embodied. The intelligence of your AI App is the combination of your LLM and your tools. Better/smarter tools means your LLM can be dumber. This has gotten me thinking about when to invest in improving the tools versus the LLM. I find I have a legacy instinct to improve the tools.

Every time I drive over the bay bridge I wonder how people live on the island and not feel trapped by bridge traffic? Is there a ferry or some other way to get off the island? yerbabuenaislandsf.com

All it takes is a spinner icon and "thinking..." And I find myself willing to wait for search results

TIL; Santa Cruz Peanut butter has a no stir variety. The peanut oil doesn't separate so you don't have to stir it. It's amazing.

I'd love to believe people on the right were as outraged by Trum's authoritarian actions. But I checked how fox news is portraying Kilmar Abrego and they are fully amplifying Trump's message that he's a violent member of MS13. www.nytimes.com/2025/04/17/u...

Nice to see there are still some senators who think being a senator should count for something and are willing to do something in the face of an authoritarian president www.nytimes.com/2025/04/16/u...

This is brilliant and hilarious. "And it’s amazing that others [who have been] in this room underwrote electing a man who, in the last week, single-handedly destroyed all of American science,” he said. "It’s amazing how much good science you can destroy with $320 million and RFK Jr, very fast,”