Ryanne Dolan
@ry.codes
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BigTech BigData infra @ LinkedIn, Twitter, Cloudera
Remote work + AI double whammy
www.npr.org/2026/06/01/n...
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Remote work -- not AI -- has sidelined recent college graduates, research finds
Research from the New York Fed finds that younger college graduates have been sidelined by remote work in recent years, as companies may be reluctant to hire those needing more training and mentoring.
https://www.npr.org/2026/06/01/nx-s1-5843076/remote-work-college-graduates-unemployment-ai
9 days ago
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Vicki
9 days ago
Great piece, βWe're entering a world where it's cheap to produce bigger changes, but that doesn't make it any safer.β
apenwarr.ca/log/20260531
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The software industry: annealing, but wrong
In recent months I've heard of several teams with an interesting policy: each pull request should be no more than a few files, and no more t...
https://apenwarr.ca/log/20260531
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This is fine if all you aspire to is a "smart speaker" level of usefulness.
add a skeleton here at some point
10 days ago
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Starting a rumor that The Ballroom is actually a data center.
19 days ago
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We're from the government and we're here to help
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20 days ago
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The new reality of AI-driven supply chain attacks is making OSS a huge liability. Maintainers are burned out from an onslaught of AI slop PRs. At the same time, you can vibe-code an internal version of anything. How does OSS survive this?
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20 days ago
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SWEing changed dramatically about 2 months after Opus 4.5 came out, and again about 2 weeks after 4.6. Mythos ain't even out yet and it's changing everything.
21 days ago
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This is a common but naive take. Even if it takes 30 seconds to envision and develop something today, you still won't know if that something has positive business outcomes for weeks or months. Meanwhile a bunch of devs are sitting around doing nothing.
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about 1 month ago
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Hot take: libraries (code) are dead. Why would I import someone else's code when I can have Claude write exactly what I need in a few seconds. I don't even re-use my own libraries at this point.
about 1 month ago
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Hoptimator got a much needed docs refresh.
github.com/linkedin/Hop...
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GitHub - linkedin/Hoptimator: Multi-hop declarative data pipelines
Multi-hop declarative data pipelines. Contribute to linkedin/Hoptimator development by creating an account on GitHub.
https://github.com/linkedin/Hoptimator
about 1 month ago
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Thinking of having a massive garage sale of just corporate branded jackets and socks.
about 2 months ago
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You know who else was weak on crime? My doctor.
about 2 months ago
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"make the soldiers not dead"
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about 2 months ago
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Jesus: blasphemous Doctor: merely illegal and highly unethical
about 2 months ago
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If I'd have known I'd get so many "can you believe it's been 30 years?!" notifications I'd have taken less pictures.
about 2 months ago
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Thinking about the Trump Jesus nurse *hat*, which hasn't been widely used for 50 years. Such an odd and gratuitous symbol to throw in.
about 2 months ago
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The Claude tamagochi thing is cute until you realize it's using the same metrics it sends your boss lol
2 months ago
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Y'all might have missed it but now SWEs trust Claude a ton more than they trust other SWEs.
3 months ago
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Agents, like people, are way more critical of others' work than their own.
3 months ago
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If you give a million devs the same new tool, they'll all discover the same few tricks, build the same few obvious frameworks, and claim to have made the same few insightful discoveries.
3 months ago
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Snr devs clinging to their "agentic workflows" simply bc they can diagram them, which makes them feel like they've contributed in some way.
3 months ago
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gtfo with "but production"
3 months ago
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The Onion
3 months ago
Kristi Noem Fired As DHS Secretary
https://theonion.com/kristi-noem-fired-as-dhs-secretary/
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AI is great at empowering individuals but extremely hard to harness as an organization. Everyone wants to use their own personal AI. Unclear if that is an intrinsic property of AI or people.
3 months ago
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You can just paste mermaid markup into nano banana. That's bananas.
3 months ago
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Dale Lane
3 months ago
I'm excited about the future that AI holds, but even I've had the odd moment of disquiet about what it means for being a coder. "Deep Blue" is a delightful term for it! π€·
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Deep Blue
We coined a new term on the Oxide and Friends podcast last month (primary credit to Adam Leventhal) covering the sense of psychological ennui leading into existential dread that many β¦
https://simonwillison.net/2026/Feb/15/deep-blue/
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Everyone I talk to is working on the same few things. Everything everyone thinks is brilliant is obvious to everyone else.
3 months ago
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Can we finally stfu about No Code?
3 months ago
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It's funny how FOSS ended up feeding a few new megacorps that own everything when the whole point of FOSS was to prevent that from happening.
3 months ago
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nate moore
3 months ago
2000s: code is free (as in speech) 2010s: code is free (as in beer) 2020s: code is free (as in puppy)
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Vibe Global Thermonuclear War
wapo.st/3OCZdqY
3 months ago
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"Not entirely vibe-coded" virtue signaling
3 months ago
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Gunnar Morling
3 months ago
π "Hardwood: A New Parser for Apache Parquet" Today is the day--beyond excited to share the first release of
#Hardwood
, a new parser for the Apache
#Parquet
file format, optimized for minimal dependencies and great performance. π
www.morling.dev/blog/hardwoo...
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Begging. Crying. Pleading. Offering little notes of encouragement. (Me getting Codex to actually do the things it says it will do.)
4 months ago
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It's so cute when Codex takes a nap (compacts context) and wakes up with a fresh perspective.
4 months ago
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ArtButMakeItSports
4 months ago
The Sermon on the Mount, by Beryl Lewis, before 1965, πΈ by @ScottStrazzante
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Literally who hasn't built a C compiler?
4 months ago
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TBH one agent works too fast for me to keep up with already. Don't get how people are juggling multiple branches and multiple prompts. I tried having 2 windows open and couldn't keep them straight.
4 months ago
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Doug Sartori
4 months ago
If you're actively reading the code and engaging at that level it's not vibe coding, I think. It's just coding in 2026.
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Need a word for extremely technical tightly steered vibe coding. Vibe coding sounds like you don't know what you're doing.
4 months ago
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Nicolas FrΓ€nkel πͺπΊπΊπ¦π¬πͺ
4 months ago
#Code is cheap. Show me the talk.
https://nadh.in/blog/cod...
#Code
#AI
#philosophy
#opinion
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Ralph Wiggum loop for keeping corporate VPN connected.
4 months ago
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I'm sure I'm not alone in this, but I wrote something very similar to "Pi", except mine includes a shell written from scratch to be safe (instead of bash).
add a skeleton here at some point
4 months ago
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Claude I see what you've done for other repos and I want that for mine.
4 months ago
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We're gonna need a bigger build server.
4 months ago
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I like coding agents cuz I can scream THAT IS WHAT POLYMORPHISM IS -- WHAT DO YOU MEAN NOW YOU UNDERSTAND -- HOW DID YOU NOT UNDERSTAND THIS FROM THE START quietly into the void.
4 months ago
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Frances Meh
4 months ago
goddamn
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J. Elvis Weinstein
4 months ago
So does Greg Bovino move to Argentina now?
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Been writing a Claude Code / Codex clone and it just fixed its first bug within itself π³
5 months ago
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Simon SpΓ€ti ποΈ
5 months ago
Thanks to
@davidgasquez.com
,
@hachej.bsky.social
, Hayssam, Matthew,
@jankaul.bsky.social
, Bedag, Dan,
@ry.codes
, Burak, and many more for building these amazing frameworks to ease data engineering lives, and even make operations more reliable. If interested, I wrote a full series on this topic.
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The Rise of the Declarative Data Stack
Discover how declarative data stacks are transforming modern data engineering workflows. Explore the evolution from imperative to declarative systems, and learn how tools like Kubernetes, dbt, and Air...
https://www.ssp.sh/blog/rise-of-declarative-data-stack/
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