Also about Shopify work org (squad, guild, etc). I always found that they finally do not make a super product. The feature since few years are quite useless and just slowdown the apps. The feature request board website is full of great ideas that are waiting since many years.

I see Spotify's team org going back with AI agents (more people can submit patches). But I still think freewheeling work, no long-term support, and lack of ownership are sources of problems. Also, why are Guilds that produce code required? Why can't it happen in a classic team? Hierarchy? Process?

"I honestly don’t know what to make of this situation except that working in OSS security will always find new and interesting ways to suck." ❤️

This Github issue in my TV show github.com/dependabot/d... 😁🍿

Really appreciate the opportunity to present all the RDoc improvements we made at #rubykaigi Here are my talk’s slides: st0012.dev/talks/2026-0...

Nice stuff in last Git github.blog/open-source/...

Can we get status.status.bsky.app ?

Github deprecated Node 20. But Dependabot still use it. So there lots of noise... 😅 "We're blocked on updating to node24 until the (estimated) October, 2026 deprecation of GHES 3.18.4..." "Dealing with 6 months of first-party warnings is pretty unreasonable." github.com/github/depen...

Good idea for pg_repack "Repack all tables smallest to largest" #postgresql github.com/reorg/pg_rep...

Also interesting discussion about the futur ideas of pg_stat_statements too. www.postgresql.org/message-id/0... #postgresql

"Add last_executed timestamp to pg_stat_statements" "tools like pgwatch that poll pg_stat_statements regularly. Currently, these tools must fetch and store statistics for all statements, even those that haven't executed recently." #postgresql www.postgresql.org/message-id/C...

Spotify devs may be super happy to write everything with AI Agent but Android App was never been that slow in 6 years.

How much do you exchange with your colleagues about tech articles on Slack? I have the feeling that this was more frequent 3-4 years ago globally.

One thing that AI agents haven't changed is useless comments instead of +1 reactions on old GitHub issues. 😑

This Reddit discussion "Karpathy says he hasn't written a line of code since December and is in "perpetual AI psychosis." How many Claude Code users feel the same?" www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/c...

The Helm maintainers will be @ #KubeCon + #CloudNativeCon Amsterdam this week 👋 Find us at the Helm booth in the project pavilion (near the center) – Tues 10:15 - 14:40 Wed 10:00 - 13:30 Thur 10:00 - 12:00 & at “Helm 4 Is Here. So, Now What?“ Tues at 12:00 – kccnceu2026.sched.com/event/2EF3f/...

"Underrated Postgres: Create (Extended) Statistics" #postgresql vela.simplyblock.io/blog/postgre...

Never seen such creative design for an article 👌 robbyonrails.com/claude-code-...

In horrible people news: Billionaire tech bros are fighting a proposed ballot measure that would require California residents worth more than $1 billion to pay a one-time 5% tax on their assets to help cover education, food assistance, and healthcare programs in the state.

"Maybe we finally have a compelling enough excuse to fix the 20 years of problems hidden by code review culture, and replace it with a real culture of quality." apenwarr.ca/log/20260316

I'm curious if what prompted this gem was comparing SimpleCov runs before & after an AI Agent wrote some code? Because that's what I've been thinking of

It's always a lie about "the kids" No kid has a problem with gay people, only their parents do Everything is equally new and wondrous to kids, they accept gay and straight people equally "The kids" is always a lie on this subject

I'm surprised by how you maintain good design consistency across pages with Claude/Gemini. Are you using Claude Skills with your own design system? Do you enforce the use of predefined components and classes?

AI-generated text makes internal product announcements way too verbose. Often a single Slack message fills my entire laptop screen. Reading the same formatted text over and over is like eating the same meal every day.

"Smooth UI animations on server-rendered HTML" #hotwire #turbo #rails blog.siami.fr/smooth-ui-an...

"lunch break"

Cache Me If You Can: P2P Image Sharing in #Kubernetes with Spegel - Philip Laine, Reflektion youtu.be/HzYHGO32RI0 Great talk ! #OCI, #Docker

Pentagon is so furious with Anthropic for insisting on limiting use of AI for domestic surveillance + autonomous weapons they’re threatening to label the company a “supply chain risk,” forcing vendors to cut ties. www.axios.com/2026/02/16/a...

Seeing coding agents at Stripe or Spotify, where you mostly review final PRs, makes me a bit sad. I love programming for the language, for pair programming, and for the deep, sometimes frustrating work of finding the root cause of tiny bugs.

Since 20y I love UK bass music (a lot). <3 Good Cimm DJ set. youtu.be/QIPw8vo_QjQ

Interesting research in HBR today about how the productivity boost you can get from AI tools can lead to burnout or general metal exhaustion, something I've noticed in my own work simonwillison.net/2026/Feb/9/a...

@nateberkopec.bsky.social are you still doing some amateur radio?

New from 404 Media: an exposed Moltbook database let anyone take control of any AI agent on the site www.404media.co/exposed-molt...

Quite crazy the pain to migrate to Github Enterprise: se-resource-library.octodemo.com/emu-migratio...

Is there a tool to track Github issue activity (comments, 👍 reactions, external issues referencing the initial issue)? Comments are good, but I think seeing an increase in reactions or issues referencing it would be helpful too. Prioritizing few hundreds issues is hard.

hey folks, i’m a rails / ruby dev with a bit over 10 years of experience professionally and i was just hit with my second layoff. looking for a new role would love to chat! #rails #ruby.

Surprised not to see more complaints about Apple Tahoe's latest interface changes. They're so ugly. Ugh.

♻️ Sometimes I find it hard to revisit earlier team ideas. It can feel like recycling old solutions, like adding calendar slots for PR reviews, increasing the number of daily meetings, or introducing more process before building a PoC. 1/2

I'm surprise people like Discord. On big Discords with "Posts" and many channels, I don't see how you can easily read all unread messages. You have to dig to find the new one. The "inbox" feature is not working as expected. Discord should show as Slack a "Unread" section.

We have "growth hackers" but no "stability hackers." "Disruptors" but no "preservers." Our entire vocabulary is oriented toward the new. We have no language for the equally difficult work of keeping existing things from falling apart. www.joanwestenberg.com/the-rime-of...

@fauteuilcolbert.bsky.social Une idée de pourquoi ce vol avec 2 passages très bas sur 2 aéroports? globe.adsbexchange.com?icao=3b77e4

Looking for a deep dive on Docker Layer Caching with #BuildKit. Like a YouTube conf with some insights. I'm close to add some printf to understand what is happening in some part of the cache. Having debug logs about the source of cache invalidation could be a game changer. #Docker

@oliviertesquet.bsky.social www.reuters.com/business/tru...

Alongside the Ruby 4.0 release last week, I published charm-ruby over Christmas, bringing @charm.land's excellent terminal UI libraries to Ruby. A full TUI framework, reusable components, styled output, forms, markdown rendering, spinners, charts, and a lot more! Demos below ⬇️

"Parallelization of C-extension Gem Builds" blog.rubygems.org/2025/12/26/w...

Just published this year's version of my "Ruby Changes" project: a full annotated changelog for Ruby 4.0: rubyreferences.github.io/rubychanges/... Goals: Full, comprehensive, concise, well-structured. Examples, explanations of reasons, links to docs, all of it.

I recorded the Kyiv Chamber choir singing shchedryk in 2022. Known in English as the carol of bells, it’s a song from the kolyadka tradition. The male singer at the front is the conductor and the choir’s founder Mykola Hobdych.

"Docker build cache: debug techniques" www.augmentedmind.de/2023/01/08/d...

One thing I'm really excited about in Ruby 4.0 is that object allocation is going to get a nice speed boost

Good to see this kind of PR