Overdue quantum landscape update: sam-jaques.appspot.com/quantum_land... A 2d chart can only say so much. tl;dr new results are still overhyped, but definitely worth taking seriously. This chart is based on surface codes and a big question now is whether new codes can be practical (=>useless chart)

AI Python libs: sure you can use it in production, just paste this FastAPI code into Jupyter and don't forget to declare your Conda dependencies in a file

Finally got a decent handle on Printables 🥲 All thanks to my new revolutionary model

It has been time I didn't release any 3D printable model, but I'm confident that this one will be of major use.

If you got a printing farm and no compelling reason to replace everything by 2031, I guess you're pretty pissed about this?

Artemis II's flight path seems extremely unambitious, or is it just me? Like in terms of "going to the moon" that's the easiest possible thing?

Using Gemini Flash instead of Pro really made my life so much better 🥲

Got scared for a hot minute, but everything's fine now

not an april fools joke: svelte is no longer just a web framework (or rather, won't be once we merge @paolo.ricciuti.me's magnum opus). have seen some extremely cool demos of this

Trying to sovle some personal medical situation, after getting bounced by ERs I've decided to implement the "Dr House algorithm" with n8n and LLMs. It give me a bad/incomplete diagnostic but yet it was essentially the same than 3 teams of ER doctors, with suggestions that _did_ find the actual issue

Here's the updated "Funding Models Are Not Binary" slide from my Feature/Product/Business talk #ATmosphereConf. Turns out there are even more great examples already in the Atmosphere!

Common knowledge of eye movement tells you that people will read screen diagonally from top left to bottom right corner... However, I'm pretty sure that now you start by the thumbnail/quoted frame and then read the tweet/comment above

Conversations of AIs wanking off each other are wild (ly boring)

Regarding Anthropic's newest model, in French a "mytho" is a big fucking liar and that's all I've got to say on the topic

Is that me or is the number of products that suffer serious bugs in production is completely skyrocketing? Not to point any fingers at vibe coding obviously

Home Assistant is closer to being a cloud provider than anyone realizes. Beyond the fact that it orchestrates Docker containers and can deploy code from GitHub in seconds, it comes with a disaster recovery plan built-in and now even stronger security around it. Truly a amazing open source gem!

The OpenAI/Astral deal makes sense: easier Python means better coding agents. Simple as that. Let's hope this is a strategic use of open* and not some attempt at monetizing Codex further...

EVERYTHING Facebook does is shitty. Hence if Facebook is firing people and replacing them with AIs, it can only mean one thing: if you had any doubt, that's shitty. And that's probably going to be as successful as the Metaverse

In Python, instead of only having `async` functions it would probably make sense to also have `sync` functions (and then "neutral" functions without any declaration) which would help knowing at compile time whether the code is safe?

OAuth should resolve one of the most annoying problems in apps: authentication. Instead it's one of the most massive pain in the ass in the ecosystem, no two implementions are the same and it makes it hard to have full-steam DevOps practices. This really needs to get resolved...

Rasberry Pi Pico 2 time 🤓 So nice to be filtering ADCs again. Wondered for a while what filters and parameters I should give to those filters, then using AI Studio I made an app to play with the parameters and understand what I want. Which is super cool honestly.

Intaking employees' computers back when they leave is part of my job. I can promise you, a lot less people wash their hands than you think.

So. We all wondered when we'd get screwed. Now we know.

First time I'm seeing someone with the Facebook spyglasses... Yeah surest way to get punched in the face probably.

Given the state of the world, can you blame them for doing their “So Long and Thanks For All The Fish” number now? Watch the skies, friends. The Vogons wont be long behind

Me: ah nice, Apache DevLake looks nice and is all about DORA (for which "Security" is a capability which improves company performance) DevLake: authentication we forgor, also no good for being on internetz but is a internet application lol Can ANYTHING be simple?

We live in a world where every single device has a TPM, why is security and authentication still so fucking hard? I'm sure it could all be simple, passwordless, tokenless and resilient. Please let at least the GAFAM be useful for something, instead of burning billions into deprecated chips...

Actual security advice from a security software vendor: "Disable SSH access, For maintenance, you'll need to plug in a keyboard and a display." NO BUT SERIOUSLY How do you expect people to act in a secure way when you make things so fucking inconvenient?

"Don't be evil"

if you're running one of the half of all Kubernetes clusters that's still running Ingress NGINX (I *really* hope that figure has changed already!) then this is the month to get off what @tabbysable.bsky.social memorably describes as a neverending vulnerability piñata because it's officially retiring

People: in The Matrix, the bad guys are agents and now we invented them Me: what's really going to bake your noodle later on is, would we still have invented them if the movie wasn't released?

Me: vibe coding is producing terrible quality of code Also me: let's vibe electronics, worst case scenario it can only catch fire right?

Vibe coders give me such a 2000s vibe. They are discovering web development and security practices like we did 25 years ago. It's cute, but also... 🫠

This man clearly has a serious mental illness, a small aspect of which is that it makes him imagine that everyone else has it too.

Pretty sure that the amount of deleted code is a good KPI to rank developers

This might or might not be a love letter to the reasoning models sucking your credit card dry out there

Changing the switches of my keyboard was definitely a great decision. Better dampening and a lot more silence. My wife was like "you couldn't do that BEFORE ???" 😅

Who thinks that vibe coding is gambling? Or is that not a mainstream thought yet?

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It needs to be done when it needs to be done

Great now Gmail is telling me to make my sentences concise. They better use this for the output of Gemini's thinking that'd save us all some time

Amazon: do you want to receive this in 2 days instead of tomorrow so that we make less trips? Me: sure, sounds responsible [2 days later] Amazon: *does 2 distinct deliveries* --- ARE YOU KIDDING ME

The giant planets of the Solar System, by JWST.

Gemini 3 Flash had a huge issue (IMHO) with follow-up questions but I see that 3.1 fixed that and I must say it's becoming my favorite model

Dear LLM Industry, Please find herein my official letter of hate against reasoning models. It's fucking ridiculous, despite its prohibitive price it's 15x (literally!) cheaper to run Opus 4.6 than Gemini 3.1 Pro... IMHO Ministral 14B beats everyone to the pulp on all metrics

Is anyone actually using Qwen? They score well in benchmarks but when ti's about doing something useful the outcome is nevery really satisfying (for me)?

Being sure when nothing is sure: that's what Information Theory manages to do. Transform a messy radio soup into a reliable 1 Gbps wifi link. Now in terms of LLMs... Does that apply? Just made a n8n-based algorithm which, out of an open questions, converges run after run. That's super promising!

Interesting that energy companies can't cut you off without months of procedures despite extremely high marginal costs while subscription services will block you the second your card gets declined for any reason despite near-zero marginal cost