Jaleel Akbashev

Jaleel Akbashev

@jaleel.bsky.social

Moving pixels, interested in distributed systems, sometimes doing open source, mostly for Swift distributed actors.

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AnyLanguageModel looks like a useful Swift library that seems to be API-compatible with Apple's Foundation Models — if you're building something on top of them already, this looks like an interesting way to let your users use other providers:

github.comGitHub - huggingface/AnyLanguageModel: An API-compatible, drop-in replacement for Apple's Foundation Models framework with support for custom language model providers.An API-compatible, drop-in replacement for Apple's Foundation Models framework with support for custom language model providers. - huggingface/AnyLanguageModel

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Marvel fans need to prepare for "a very surprising ending" to Avengers: Doomsday, directors Joe and Anthony Russo have teased. https://bit.ly/4z1aMtK

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At last: a unified home for Swift documentation, pulling together the language reference, core libraries and tooling, and platform specifics into a single central home, no matter what you're building! Check it out and give us feedback: docs.swift.org

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AI RANT Following the cancellation of three major debut book deals over AI suspicions, I decided to put my own (needless to say, 100% human-written) prose to the test. My detector of choice was Originality AI, and the results proved to be jarring, to say the least. 🧵1/5

Nice read martinodersky.substack.com/p/tracked-ca... Applying some ideas already for my Stagehand project

martinodersky.substack.comTracked Capabilities for Safer AgentsThis post describes the ideas behind our paper “Securing Agents with Tracked Capabilities”
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Lately working on my agent orchestration runtime project, where agents can talk to each other and do stuff. You can build different product on top, e.g. board. Backed by Swift Distributed actors, can be init in any git repo. Repo itself is a persistence store—keeping all history in your hands.

Lately working on my agent orchestration runtime project, where agents can talk to each other and do stuff. You can build different product on top, e.g. board. Backed by Swift Distributed actors, can be init in any git repo. Repo itself is a persistence store—keeping all history in your hands.

Idea is that you can define any agent backed by any provider, and keep control of output (or just say `auto` and agents will handle everything). On second screenshot you can see how ticket is handled in auto review mode, each agent is commenting on ticket.

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🗓️ This month: * Goodnotes running Swift in the browser in production; * More work on Emscripten; * JSKit fixes for enums, closures, and docs; * WasmKit 0.3 with more Wasm proposals; * ElementaryUI 0.4.0. More in the latest update: forums.swift.org/t/swift-for-... #SwiftLang #WebAssembly #Wasm #WASI

forums.swift.orgSwift for Wasm June 2026 UpdatesNotable changes this month: the Swift.org blog covered how Goodnotes shipped its app to the web with Swift and WebAssembly; Emscripten support improved in the Swift compiler, the standard library, and...

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Looking forward to the summer edition of our Functional Programming Stammtisch in the largest beergarden in the world tomorrow. Join if you're interested in FP and happen to be in or around #Munich, the weather and the vibes will be great! 🦌🍻🌞 luma.com/guioflgs

luma.comFP Stammtisch Munich · LumaJoin us for a relaxed evening, this time at the Royal Hirschgarten in the heart of Munich. This meetup is about connecting with other people who care about…

I had a dream for several years—to travel from Munich to London by train in one day when I’ll get citizenship. This Friday dream came true. Munich 6:45 Paris 12:45 Spent some time in Paris London 23:00

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Memory-safe. 13% faster on average. ⚡️ The TrueType hinting interpreter in macOS and iOS has been rewritten in Swift, replacing the original C implementation. Pixel-perfect accuracy was validated across 27 million glyphs. And the results: www.swift.org/blog/migrati...

TIL about new term ‘loop’ that techbros using lately in regards to LLMs. Waiting for them to discover Erlang processes to handle failures and state recovery.