Alex Palcuie, in charge of reliability at Anthropic, slides not showing up.

Oh good, another "the future of AI is conveniently what my company is building" talk. 🙄

Remi Louf wants to apply the UNIX philosophy to AI tools

@dotconferences.bsky.social have a real sense of style. Makes a real difference in the atmosphere of the show.

Can someone with Google Lens tell me what these armchairs are? 😍

@fabien.potencier.org wants to use small local models for constrained coding tasks Sounds like a future I can believe in

AI conference swag is AI-generated stickers. Should‘ve seen it coming.

Vaibhav Gupta on stage right now trying really hard *not* to talk about BAML

The modelization challenges are going to be fascinating, though.

Stanislas Polu up on stage to tell us that we’ve "entered the outer loop era" whatever that means

OpenAI did not ask for government support, unless I have missed something. Their cfo, who keeps saying stuff that no cfo should say, said some bizarre shit.

The future is inevitable, but also we need taxpayer money to make it happen.

@gaelvaroquaux.bsky.social live-coding a data prediction model

Katia Gil Guzman dropping tips on how to use Coding Agents

Gearing up for dotAI at Folies Bergère

this is an obvious overcorrection that misleads the polling data and will lead to disaster in the Heartland. the results of tonight show that the Democrats should moderate: adopting two or at most three of the five pillars of Islam

The Amazing World Of Tomorrow

I’ve joked before that Rationalism is to Silicon Valley as Scientology is to Hollywood. And that’s… not a joke, actually. The rationalist community is very influential and more than a little cult like. Eliezer Yudkowsky is the L. Ron Hubbard of rationalism. This book is his Battlefield Earth

It kept bugging me why the TESCREAL bunch had a minute in the spotlight until they didn't. This really hits the nail on the head.

I live for the day someone will post a video of a burning LAPD Cybertruck.

Good bit of analysis here. 'Putting lay-offs down to AI sounds better than saying “we need to keep margins high so we’re sacking some low performers” and politically safer than saying “unpredictable Trump tariff policy means we are hiring less young people.”'

Let me tell you about the Friday afternoon deploy that turned our users into unwitting participants in a DDoS attack. Against ourselves.

Apropos of nothing: now would be a real cool time for the CNCF to realize that North America includes both Mexico and Canada and decide that KubeCon NA can be somewhere other than the US Just a thought

I WILL NOT - dashare.zone ADMIN

If Musk quits, the share price plummets. Est. half of Musk's wealth is in Tesla stock. He's not going to quit.

I've been waiting for these two to exchange words for a year, now. The wait is over.

I don’t want I computer in my lights. I don’t want a computer in my doorbell. I don’t want a computer in my kids’ toys.

so gartner mentions a customer of theirs who was spending $50k/year on monitoring in 2009, and $24M/year on observability in 2024. in 2009, people were paying for basic monitoring: up/down, slow, errors? is there any company out there still selling a monitoring product at a monitoring price point?

“Technologies like LLMs have utility, but the absurd way they've been over-hyped, the fact they're being forced on everyone, and the insistence on ignoring the many valid critiques about them make it very difficult to focus on legitimate uses” www.anildash.com/2025/10/17/t...

I blame Drake & Future for the AWS outage

Me walking into work with AWS down

HugOps going out to everyone who got paged to fix an incident they didn't cause. In the dark. 💜

I just saw someone use the abbreviation “AI;DR” and I’ll be laughing for a while.

“for a Silicon Valley set that likes to pretend at being hardcore Bayesian rationalists, there is something downright comical about how they have managed, across the past thirty years, not to update a single one of their priors.” — @davekarpf.bsky.social