Equally a low fidelity prototype to validate signal and drive the discovery process is now a fully interactive experience which engineers can take and architect properly
13.12.2025 15:52
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Equally a low fidelity prototype to validate signal and drive the discovery process is now a fully interactive experience which engineers can take and architect properly
What design decisions do you regret with the knowledge you have now?
From the perspective of “I want to build an iceberg native lake house with the least amount of complexity” I think it makes lots of sense. Zero copy + simple primitives for agents also feel super compelling.
Only toy projects so far but I’m building out a 0->1 team soon so it’s under consideration.
I really like what @bauplan.bsky.social are doing
Variation on the XKCD 2347 graphic of software building on each other, showing very unstable tower, featuring sharks biting undewater cables, unpaid opensource developers, AWS, Cloudflare, AI, Microsoft, left-pad, v8, WASM and it is all almost falling apart, but not actually.
If #XKCD 2347 was made today …
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@juanlu.space
there was always so much JavaScript tooling to get your head around. Now I have zero headache getting my environment set up or navigating those initial few build errors. Syntax was never the hard part of programming or system design. Also why I’m so excited by @tessl.io and spec driven development
Hello, Kedro maintainer here, shout if you have any questions!
Tbh it’s how VHS vs Betamax was won
98. Blur - Song 2.
Attention is all you need
Could we?
Residents parking?
The only benchmark I care about
Once we can rely on this pattern there’s an argument this is the future of computing.
It sort of remind me what these folks are trying to do in the data space
www.typedef.ai
Be glad that’s his legacy, not just getting binned in November
Ex-Palantir peeps feel strongly about the formal definition of this, this article points to how the whole flywheel needs to be built around this mantra.
In many cases people are mostly using using the term because it sounds cool, Palantir included.
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Conceptually is that different from HTTP? The miracle is getting people to agree on how not what.
worth the wait, super exciting @hannes.muehleisen.org 💪
It’s a reproducible experiment no?
Breaking the ice?
People tend to have families in their 30s, set up roots and pay taxes for the long term
That’s semantics, the upshot is the corners are cut, food prices are a race to the bottom without regulation and the food that consumers purchase in the store is of worse quality.
The key argument repeated frequently in that study is that antimicrobial treatments must not replace good hygienic practices in poultry processing. The US doesn’t enforce that part to nearly the same degree, chlorination today masks bad practices.
Point to those studies
The FDA has a lower bar for many foodstuffs, e.g. chlorinated chicken, so your groceries are dominated by the lowest common denominator. You’re also going through a wave of further deregulation.
Which part?
The standards are lower in terms of the Ag policy partly protectionist, partly legit health concerns eg high fructose corn syrup, chlorinated chicken, battery farming. America can simultaneously have great cuisine options and comparatively poor grocery standards.
A visualised DAG for notebooks would be really cool too
Where does one sign up to that list?