THIS IS NOT A DRILL.
If you package/distribute/maintain root stores or chain verifiers, act immediately.
If you know how to remove trust in a root, consider doing it now.
Otherwise, prepare to update systems as patches/mitigations come.
Go users, update to Go 1.27.3 or Go 1.26.10.
very excited to see this out of A\
this is our thesis at @ersc.io! But we are building a git compatibility layer: ersc.io/blog/what-co...
enterprise adoption of new source control is a big ask, so making a smooth bridge from the past to the future is a big part of our offer
New on our Engineering blog: Creating in-house source control.
In May, we merged around 2,500 code changes per day. In September, we merged more than 30,000 per day. As a result, we became bottlenecked by developer infrastructure built for human (rather than agent) scale.
#jj-vcs interoperability with Git continues to be key.
The fact that ERSC can swap out the repo storage to not use Git, *and* can have a migration path to a future, better wire protocol than Git's, while preserving compatibility along the way, is amazing!
I left Google and joined East River Source Control almost two months ago. Our redesigned website is now up, including a blog post about me joining: ersc.io/blog/martin-....
Please welcome to the stand Courts of Contempt—Hell Gate and @typeinvestigations.org new interactive investigation into the machinations of New York's broken judicial system.
Secret recordings. Fixed judicial conventions. Sketchy donations. Get ready to dive in.
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If I had to drop @jj-vcs.dev I honestly don't know what I would do with myself. The megamerge workflow is so incredibly powerful for me that my brain short circuits trying to do anything else
isaaccorbrey.com/notes/jujuts...
we are doing austinsystems.org TONIGHT in beautiful ATX, and it is being sponsored by my work @ersc.io. you can either be there or you can be square, it's your choice 🫵🏻
I spent an hour today arguing to delay a feature launch, only to realize my fear was a one-way door that existed pre-agents, but now the cleanup project from this category of mistake is much easier.
Never ceases to amaze me how radically the assumptions have changed.
"All in all, however, this was definitely an impressive success story. I think Claude Shannon’s spirit is probably proud to know that his name is now being associated with such advances. Hats off to Claude!"
cs.stanford.edu/~knuth/paper...
I still believe code review is necessary for many reasons, but I don't think I'll be putting code in front of a human without running it through an LLM ever again.
It would be inconsiderate to the reviewer not too.
LLM code review is very good now. It's not a substitute for human code review. But it's a useful supplement. It regularly finds things human reviewers miss (and humans also find stuff it misses).
ben in two hours:
> issuing correction on a previous post of mine, regarding former executive teams. you do not, under any circumstances, "gotta hand it to them"
Joint statement from Kubernetes Steering and Security Response Committees: In March 2026, Kubernetes will retire Ingress NGINX, a piece of critical infrastructure for about half of cloud native environments. This is an emergency. Please pay attention.
kubernetes.io/blog/2026/01...
We need to talk about the rise of "smol bean fascism" where you have all the guns and the immunity but the really scary people are the ones with whistles and phone cameras and they're giving you generational trauma and ptsd by filming you killing people for no reason
We're actively looking to grow our team at @ersc.io again! If you are interested or know someone who might be, I'd love to chat.
We are looking for distributed storage folk as well as frontend/UX.
The #tokioconf speakers and talks just got posted: www.tokioconf.com Ticket sales are open! Since it is our first conference, it is hard to estimate how many people will come. We're starting conservative, only 200 tickets right now.
We're actively looking to grow our team at @ersc.io again! If you are interested or know someone who might be, I'd love to chat.
We are looking for distributed storage folk as well as frontend/UX.
> in fact, volunteering that an LLM has been used to generate work product is to implicitly distance oneself from the responsibility for the content — and serves as to erode the trust that is essential for teamwork.
The whole RFD is great, but I particularly related with this line.
I have put together a (long overdue!) draft RFD on using LLMs at @oxide.computer, but I know that there is a ton more to be said on the topic; thoughts and experiences welcome!
rfd.shared.oxide.computer/rfd/0576
At the risk of starting the flame war to end all flame wars...
Modern LLMs (GPT-5.1, Claude 4.5, Gemini 3) produce excellent code and can be a significant productivity boost to software engineers who take the time to learn how to effectively apply them - especially if used with coding agent tools