Philipp Strube

Philipp Strube

@pst.blue

Founder Accession.one (context-aware access automation). Past Woven by Toyota, CoreOS, Exoscale. Founded cloudControl (PaaS), Kubestack (platform engineering framework).

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The irony of who the tinpot dictator is seems entirely lost on these people. What a shame.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com

JD Vance: "Gas prices are too high ... they skyrocket every time some tinpot dictator decides to throw a tantrum"

It's 2026, your CI/CD still requires an approval step to deploy to prod but has no validation of changes in lower environments. You decide to build a software factory next, because your business units need to vibe code apps.

As far as workspace looks go I'm still in the 2010s, but never have I ever had four screens. Quite like the picture though.

Brian Grant@bgrant0607.bsky.social

Can the evolution of operational tools over the past 4 decades provide clues about what changes AI will bring to ops? I reviewed the evolution of ops tools and speculated on the future. What did I miss? What do you think the future will bring? medium.com/@bgrant0607/...

Is the world ready for German startup names? Gemini certainly thinks so. > If you have the guts to own the narrative, ausgetobt is a legendary startup name.

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Is the world ready for German startup names? Gemini certainly thinks so. > If you have the guts to own the narrative, ausgetobt is a legendary startup name.

> It is impossible to forget, carries massive cultural flavor, and perfectly encapsulates the transition from the chaotic "Wild West" era of early AI adoption to the strictly governed, enterprise-ready era of Agentic IAM

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Today we're launching the missing piece for GPU profiling in open source. The team has really outdone themselves in this one!

Polar Signals@polarsignals.com

🚀 Launching today: GPU PC sampling in production. Instruction-level profiling telling you why and where warps stall. Whether it is memory latency, scoreboard waits, or barriers. 🧊 Previously NSight-only territory. Now running in prod with low overhead. www.polarsignals.com/blog/posts/2...

It's a security SaaS, it uses AI to prevent backdoor access. It's called jAnus after the Roman god of doors and portals.

In case you were thinking about blindly following Gemini instructions about using TPM to automatically decrypt your LUKS2 partitions at boot time, don't.

Do I like Zed more than VSCode? Absolutely. Does it annoy me that something breaks every update? Enough to use VSCode again.

Didn't have compression enabled for my SSE responses and it makes a world of a difference between Japan and my Minikube in my home office in Germany. Some responses went from 500 to 250ms. Feeling stupid.

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