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@bryan.run
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Thoughts @
http://od0.com
// Building @
https://empathic.dev/
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Maggie Appleton
10 days ago
Context windows out to thwart all our beautiful dreams
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Bryan Cantrill
about 1 month ago
On brand,
@ahl.bsky.social
and I are picking this one up on the podcast today. Join us at 5p Pacific for a wild tale of death by uptime!
discord.gg/QrcKGTTPrF?e...
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Tim Kellogg
3 months ago
i gave sonnet 4.5 a tool called `more_entropy()` that just returns random
@ponder.ooo
skeets and it **obsesses** over it
timkellogg.me/boredom/sonn...
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Great post by
@chris.blue
materializedview.io/p/mcp-server...
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This MCP Server Could Have Been a JSON File
There's a lot of buzz around MCP. I'm not convinced it needs to exist.
https://materializedview.io/p/mcp-server-could-have-been-json-file?publication_id=2070040&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=email-share&triggerShare=true&r=9lhkp
4 months ago
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malorie ✨❄️
4 months ago
Just a heads up to anyone using Firefox:
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Simon Willison
4 months ago
An LLM is a lossy encyclopedia
simonwillison.net/2025/Aug/29/...
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This is cool
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Cloudflare & Browserbase: Pioneering Identity for AI Agents
For AI to be productive, agents need reliable, responsible web access. Browserbase provides web browsing capabilities for some of the largest AI applications. But today, websites can’t tell the differ...
https://www.browserbase.com/blog/cloudflare-browserbase-pioneering-identity
4 months ago
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62 degrees and I just got a nice hug and cuddle from my toddler. It’s snuggle season
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Scott Spence
4 months ago
New job title just dropped on LinkedIn “Vibe code cleanup specialist”
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Jack Vanlightly
4 months ago
New blog post: A Conceptual Model for Storage Unification. The post defines what storage unification means, defines terminology and evaluates different building blocks and approaches to doing it.
jack-vanlightly.com/blog/2025/8/...
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A Conceptual Model for Storage Unification — Jack Vanlightly
Object storage is taking over more of the data stack, but low-latency systems still need separate hot-data storage. Storage unification is about presenting these heterogeneous storage systems and form...
https://jack-vanlightly.com/blog/2025/8/21/a-conceptual-model-for-storage-unification
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Dominik Tornow
5 months ago
[New Book Alert] Systems Engineering for Agentic Applications A guide for turning AI-powered prototypes into production-ready agentic applications Released monthly, chapter by chapter. If 100 people sign up, we are doing this
agenticapplications.substack.com/about
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Bryan Cantrill
5 months ago
Reminder: our conversation with
@scott.hanselman.com
is this evening!
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Iroh
5 months ago
We want you to build protocols! For that, you need to know about message framing. Conveniently, we produced a video about doing this in
#rust
on top of
#QUIC
with iroh :)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6bB...
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we are here to frame you
YouTube video by number 0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6bBLbcj4Vg
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Ilya Boyandin
5 months ago
We just launched Foursquare Spatial Desktop – a geospatial analysis tool powered by embedded DuckDB and built on
sqlrooms.org
. Everything runs locally: your data stays on your machine, no cloud needed. A modern reimagining of
Kepler.gl
. Mac only for now. More coming.
foursquare.com/products/spa...
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Randy Au
5 months ago
This week on Counting Stuff, I write more SQL than most and found that LLMs get in my way in some cases, and are useful tools in others, and it depends a lot on application and whether I have energy to feed it context
#dataBS
www.counting-stuff.com/doing-sql-wo...
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Doing SQL work with LLM aids as a SQL addict
It could be better, it could be worse
https://www.counting-stuff.com/doing-sql-work-with-llm-aids-as-a-sql-addict/
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Philippe Noël
5 months ago
1/4. I'm incredibly excited for this case study to come out. The @paradedb and @BiltRewards teams have been working together to take Bilt's user-facing search experience to the next level, all without the cumbersome infrastructure of a bespoke search database.
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Cameron
5 months ago
Is there interest? I'd basically want to walk through how everyone's approached memory architecture, tool use, personality design, etc.
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Cameron
6 months ago
I'm still mad about this But also it's so fucking funny
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JA Westenberg
6 months ago
Read weird things. Talk to obscure people. Share ideas in public. Write with your name on it. Make things. Break things. Find smarter people and bug them, nicely, until you’re the person people bug. 8/16
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Philippe Noël
6 months ago
1/12. I'm excited to share our latest technical blog post on ParadeDB. After a brief hiatus focused on transforming ParadeDB into an enterprise-ready database, expect to hear a lot more from us. Today's post: How ParadeDB built an LSM on top of Postgres block storage. 🧵
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Cooking with 🔥&
@oxide.computer
& Friends
@ahl.bsky.social
@bcantrill.bsky.social
& Robert Bogart Bulking up athlete edition - Hanger Steak with Feta Cream and Fresh Herb Salad - Garlic Scape Pesto Mafaldine
7 months ago
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Bryan Cantrill
8 months ago
It was a wild week for crooked AI! On the next Oxide and Friends,
@ahl.bsky.social
and I will be joined by
@benshindel.bsky.social
, the author of this terrific piece on the MIT fabulist, to talk about AI, materials, and fraud. Join us, Monday, 5p Pacific!
discord.gg/QrcKGTTPrF?e...
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Simon Späti 🏔️
8 months ago
Why open table formats are suddenly all the rage? Why is AWS investing heavily in making Iceberg tables on S3, and why did Databricks pay a reported $2B to acquire Tabular? The answers might change how we think about data architecture.
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Rill | The Open Table Format Revolution: Why Hyperscalers Are Betting on Managed Iceberg
Why are open table formats booming? This blog explores the four layers of the ICE Stack, from storage to catalogs, and why managed Iceberg might represent the post-Modern Data Stack future where data ...
https://www.rilldata.com/blog/the-open-table-format-revolution-why-hyperscalers-are-betting-on-managed-iceberg
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Cooking with 🔥&
@oxide.computer
& Friends
@ahl.bsky.social
@bcantrill.bsky.social
@matthewsanabria.dev
really loved the solutions conversation! Worked to understand the needs of my two customers, then went with Lemony Orzo With Asparagus and Garlic Bread Crumbs + Tri-Tip Steak With Tomato Romesco
8 months ago
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On the menu tonight:
cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1021...
cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1012...
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8 months ago
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Paul Butler
8 months ago
Claude Code now supports resuming sessions, which means that session logs (including tool/llm calls) are stored locally. My curiosity got to me, I figured out the format and wrote a CLI tool to dump specific conversations
github.com/paulgb/claud...
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GitHub - paulgb/claude-viewer: A tiny Rust CLI app to dump the full tool call history of a Claude Code session.
A tiny Rust CLI app to dump the full tool call history of a Claude Code session. - paulgb/claude-viewer
https://github.com/paulgb/claude-viewer
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Steve Klabnik
8 months ago
IMHO, make this the default, github:
github.com/ghostty-org/...
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Why users cannot create Issues directly · Issue #3558 · ghostty-org/ghostty
Users are not allowed to create Issues directly in this repository - we ask that you create a Discussion first. Unlike some other projects, Ghostty does not use the issue tracker for discussion or ...
https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/issues/3558#issue-2761216876
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Simon Späti 🏔️
8 months ago
The
vault.ssp.sh
features a collection of over 1000 curated notes, interconnected concepts that create a knowledge hub for data engineers. This is a brief demo of how the Data Engineering Vault looks like and how you can navigate it. I've spent years collecting, connecting, and curating knowledge.
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Data Engineering Vault: 1000+ Interconnected Concepts for Data Engineers
YouTube video by Simon Späti
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/7XyPxzxMbI0
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Cooking with 🔥&
@oxide.computer
& Friends
@ahl.bsky.social
@bcantrill.bsky.social
. A new earliest dinner record of 8:39p has been set with special guest
@emschwartz.me
👨🍳👨🍳 Pork chops + skillet gnocchi with miso butter and asparagus
8 months ago
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Justin
9 months ago
Hey friends, about that time again.
sideprojectsaturday.com
happening this Saturday! Invite link is on the site if you'd like to join.
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Side Project Saturdays
https://sideprojectsaturday.com
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Gordon
9 months ago
My heuristic after touching the p2p stove: 1. Follow
@iroh.computer
for the cutting edge. 2. Need p2p? Can make it work on BitTorrent? Use BitTorrent. 3. Need high availability + to keep long-tail content alive? Copy Nostr. Multiple HTTP relays. Security rooted in user-controlled keys, not origin.
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Cooking with 🔥&
@oxide.computer
& Friends
@ahl.bsky.social
@bcantrill.bsky.social
@kateconger.com
@rmac.bsky.social
Chipotle & Pineapple Chicken Traybake
9 months ago
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Ben Leonard
9 months ago
Published the ASCII illustration tool I've been working on for
@oxide.computer
(
mitos.shared.oxide.computer
) and it's even open-source:
github.com/oxidecompute...
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CMU Database Group
9 months ago
Today's SQL or Death Seminar Speaker: Ben Naecker from
@oxide.computer
will explain why a hardware company decided to make a new query language (OxQL) because SQL wasn't good enough! Zoom talk open to public at 4:30pm ET. YouTube video available after:
db.cs.cmu.edu/events/sql-d...
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[SQL Death] OxQL: Oximeter Query Language - Carnegie Mellon Database Group
Oxide Computer Company builds private cloud computers–co-designing hardware and software that works... Read More +
https://db.cs.cmu.edu/events/sql-death-oxql-oximeter-query-language/
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Gergely Orosz
9 months ago
I am coming around to why MCP is so impressive. For one of my side projects, I used to have to log onto my database admin (PgAdmin) to query stuff. I connected an MCP server to Postgres and can "talk" with my database (and data!) An uplevel in my productivity + ease of work.
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Bryan Cantrill
9 months ago
Hell is other networks. Today
@ahl.bsky.social
and I will be joined by Oxide engineers to discuss an incident where our combination with particular networking equipment resulted in a pathological system -- and how it was debugged and resolved. Join us, 5p Pacific!
discord.gg/QrcKGTTPrF?e...
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Join the Oxide Computer Discord Server!
The Oxide Computer Company and friends; home of the Oxide and Friends podcast. | 4245 members
https://discord.gg/QrcKGTTPrF?event=1356306084972986399
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Cooking with 🔥&
@oxide.computer
& Friends
@ahl.bsky.social
@bcantrill.bsky.social
Busy week so something quick and easy was in order. Southern Thai dry red curry hit the spot.
9 months ago
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9 months ago
Hardware isn't just what you ship; today
@ahl.bsky.social
and I are going to be joined our colleagues Ian Sobering and Doug Wibben to talk about Minibar, a board that simulates a rack to allow a single sled to be programmed and tested in manufacturing. Join us, 5p Pacific!
discord.gg/QrcKGTTPrF?e...
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Join the Oxide Computer Discord Server!
The Oxide Computer Company and friends; home of the Oxide and Friends podcast. | 4237 members
https://discord.gg/QrcKGTTPrF?event=1353741523941851277
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Geoffrey Litt
10 months ago
One of my all-time favorite talks: how to write so people will care what you have to say. First watched it many years ago and I still think about it constantly.
youtu.be/aFwVf5a3pZM
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LEADERSHIP LAB: Writing Beyond the Academy 1.23.15
YouTube video by UChicago Social Sciences
https://youtu.be/aFwVf5a3pZM
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Truly an honor! I hope to be back for a live co-cooking episode one day :)
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10 months ago
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Orhun Parmaksız
10 months ago
A new TUI library just dropped and it's absolutely wild! 🤠 yeehaw – A batteries-included text-based application framework 💯 Design sophisticated UIs with embeddable/reusable elements 🦀 Written in Rust! ⭐ GitHub:
github.com/bogzbonny/ye...
#rustlang
#tui
#terminal
#library
#commandline
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Simon Späti 🏔️
10 months ago
The simplest but limited are charts within DuckDB (
www.ssp.sh/brain/at-pro...
). Next, I typically use Rill (`curl
rill.sh
| sh && rill start`). It's based on DuckDB and its code/local first. A super developer-friendly, blazingly fast 😉, and elegant way to explore data.
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Any other coffee geeks on bsky?
#coffee
#espresso
10 months ago
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Another week another Cooking with 🔥&
@oxide.computer
& Friends
@ahl.bsky.social
@bcantrill.bsky.social
Kept it “simple” tonight with one dish: Smoked beet and citrus salad with yogurt, kumquat vinaigrette, pickled beet stems, beet leaf chips, and pistachio dust
10 months ago
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Bryan Cantrill
10 months ago
As predicted by
@thoth.ptnote.dev
(but I swear I wasn't thinking it when I posted it!),
@ahl.bsky.social
and I are going to pick this up for tomorrow's Oxide and Friends. Join us at 5p Pacific -- and bring your own trials and tribulations (and occasional victories?)
discord.gg/QrcKGTTPrF?e...
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Cooking with 🔥&
@oxide.computer
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@randyshoup.bsky.social
@ahl.bsky.social
@bcantrill.bsky.social
loved the stories this evening! On the menu: - spaghetti & meatballs `FROM scratch` - lemon arugula pear salad
11 months ago
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Litruv
11 months ago
Made a D20 roller with a retro CRT style with
@threejs.org
over the weekend. Fun little project—give it a roll! 🎲✨
codepen.io/litruv/full/...
#d20
#dnd
#retro
#webdev
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Retro Roller
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https://codepen.io/litruv/full/PwoqQLW
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Bryan Cantrill
11 months ago
Tomorrow,
@ahl.bsky.social
and I will be joined by
@randyshoup.bsky.social
, who is not only an engineering leader in Silicon Valley, but also grew up here. Over the last 50 years, Randy has seen the best and worst of Silicon Valley; join us Monday 5p Pacific to discuss!
discord.gg/QrcKGTTPrF?e...
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Join the Oxide Computer Discord Server!
The Oxide Computer Company and friends; home of the Oxide and Friends podcast. | 4176 members
https://discord.gg/QrcKGTTPrF?event=1340766691147251755
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AlexKesling
11 months ago
The Kesling Criteria (informally) -- A system is a database if: 1) You can ask questions of it 2) It returns data As presented in my
@paperswelove.org
talk last week
youtu.be/6A4vFRpSq3k
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Alex Kesling on Apache Arrow DataFusion [PWL NYC]
YouTube video by PapersWeLove
https://youtu.be/6A4vFRpSq3k?si=MNDiTNIsNgKKNNVe
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