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“we’re restructuring for growth” “we overhired during the pandemic” “we’re expecting efficiency gains from ‘artificial intelligence’” the lyrics might change, but the song’s still the same www.cnbc.com/2026/10/26/m...
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“we’re restructuring for growth” “we overhired during the pandemic” “we’re expecting efficiency gains from ‘artificial intelligence’” the lyrics might change, but the song’s still the same www.cnbc.com/2026/10/26/m...
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Anthropic filed their S-1, a required document for IPO * $80B on-paper loss in H1 ‘26 * 900% revenue retention * $430B in non-cancelable compute commitments * $1.62B operating income www.anthropic.com/news/s1-sec
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Hard (but necessary) watch:
I gave a talk at EMF titled "Men in Tech #YesAllMen", in which I told my experience of being a woman in tech. I was afraid to publish it in case it affected my current or future employment. With all the current news I would like to add my 2¢. So here is the recording: youtu.be/WXL6K1lhvt0?...
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If you're frustrated with HN or lobsters, remember that all of the shelf.cafe data is on the protocol and you can just pack it all up and leave if it stops being fun
I only read truths :)
Corporate Slack SEO tips: - send a message during or right after a meeting where you know your audience is in, they’ll likely be checking slack before working on something else - rage bait by proposing a potentially wrong answer to your question - don’t @here, it will just annoy people
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📽️ KDE: The Documentary — The Story of Free Software Underdogs youtu.be/1Vyzla9mx4g #kde #qt #opensource #freesoftware
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Everyone say a hearty "Hello World" to the beginnings of Python 3.16! Python 3.16 comes paired with a film festival! You can read more about this release's pairing in the "And now for something completely different" section of the blog 🐀 🧀 blog.python.org/2026/10/pyth...
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Good writing is writing that doesn't sound like everyone else. Which also means good writing doesn't sound like it was written by AI. So the way students can avoid getting accused of using AI to write their essays is to develop a strong and unique authorial voice.
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🥸 Y Combinator "Customer Surveillance" Startup Says "Every Company Will Soon Assign an AI Agent to Every Customer to Watch Their Every Move" futurism.com/artificial-i... #ai #surveillance #privacy
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Anthropic engineering abandons single global merge queue, suddenly discovering that singular global bottlenecks make scaling hard They’re replacing it with the least obvious solution — merge untested code and hope it’s caught pre-deploy www.anthropic.com/engineering/...
For those willing to learn more about golang roadmap.sh/golang
Software fundamentals matter more as AI scales: concurrency, local state, message passing, cancellation. This paper applies them to LLM workers: a 0.6B model solves 72% of 25×25 Sudoku puzzles; a larger model roughly halves document QA latency with similar accuracy. arxiv.org/abs/2607.01077
Andrew Ng's team went through 10k+ job posts and boiled AI engineering down to 4 skills: shipping AI apps, solid software fundamentals, knowing how to drive coding agents, and having enough product sense to decide what to build. www.deeplearning.ai/the-batch/th...
the workflow is the old one (plan → build/verify → deploy/monitor), just with less time on code and more on specs and review. Nice callout: the "let it run for hours on millions of tokens" hype is overrated. Tight iteration wins. www.deeplearning.ai/the-batch/th...
the lines between PM, designer and dev are blurring. You're expected to have product sense, some design and business sense, talk to users, and own things end to end instead of waiting for a spec. www.deeplearning.ai/the-batch/th...
Andrew Ng's team went through 10k+ job posts and boiled AI engineering down to 4 skills: shipping AI apps, solid software fundamentals, knowing how to drive coding agents, and having enough product sense to decide what to build. www.deeplearning.ai/the-batch/th...
The big difference is that AI outputs aren't predictable, so the work is way more iterative. Running a disciplined evals + error analysis loop, plus agents, grounding, prod ops, ML basics. www.deeplearning.ai/the-batch/he...
Agents write the code now, but if you don't know the tradeoffs (latency, cost, reliability…) you can't steer them, and they'll pick bad ones for you. Data design matters most since it's the hardest thing to change later. www.deeplearning.ai/the-batch/th...
Trump orders AI rebrand as "super intelligence". HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA www.axios.com/2026/09/22/t...
Turn any codebase, with its docs, SQL schemas, configs, and PDFs, into a queryable knowledge graph. github.com/Graphify-Lab...
Why He Built Zig, Banned AI Contributions, and Moved Zig off GitHub www.infoq.com/news/2026/09...
"Fully autonomous RSI is not happening today, and we should not pursue it unless and until it can be done safely." openai.com/index/buildi...