jesperfj.bsky.social

Great. More Claude left for the rest of us.

I imagine it is technically possible to have a company be majority owned by another company in another country while the majority owner cannot force the subsidiary to break local law and does not itself have physical access to systems. It just gets very theoretical. See bytedance…

Yup. Matt Zimmerman introduced me to this one back in the day.

Surveys can be wrong but this matches my guts and I am working on fixing this problem together with our small team at ConfigHub. If you're interested in this problem space, come check us out.

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you ate it in good company though :-)

great to finally meet you and chat Betty. I talked to a Herokai in the booth the next day and I said “it’s a great place to be right? (I just meant heroku) and they answered: yeah it’s awesome to work for Betty. Says it all :-)

will try to make it

also let’s meet up!

oh so it’s all you?

YouTube video by Saturday Night Live Every Californians Ever (Part 1 of 2)

This is what we got here in SoCal youtu.be/dCer2e0t8r8?...

Those who ignore history are doomed to… oh nevermind

Followed by this: youtube.com/clip/Ugkxquy...

I will forever think of this in relation to this word: youtube.com/clip/Ugkxknh...

fantastic article. a few things emerge:

- simple code is crucial
- optimize for agent speed
- tools, tools, tools
- Go is surprisingly good for agents, or maybe not surprising

ah. We call them fava beans. I think it’s the same and yes, they are delicious.

weird coincidence. Was just reading about Von Neumann and Von Karman who both taught/studied at Göttingen

@zackproser.bsky.social Afaict, WorkOS does not support machine-to-machine authentication. I.e. it does not support creating bot accounts in WorkOS and then have a non-interactive way of issuing JWT tokens to those accounts. Is that correct? Are you working on this or what's the workaround?

We now have a website with a few more clues about what I have been up to recently with @bgrant0607.bsky.social and @monadic.bsky.social www.confighub.com/news/configh...

Finally talking about what @monadic.bsky.social has been working on - and with @bgrant0607.bsky.social too! Congrats 🙌

At a past job, it became standard vernacular even in non-sales situations to say “don’t sell past the close!”

I guess that’s the question… what does it all net out to if you want to do it “the right way”?

In the case of Palisades where billions of real estate dollars when up in smoke and which is right by the ocean, such a dedicated system seems like a nobrainer in hindsight. However, it is not an incorporated city on its own. It’s par of the city of LA so there is that…

Could better brush clearance have helped slow the spread of the Palisades fire? As the Palisades fire raged, critics blamed overgrown vegetation for driving its spread. But some scientists and fire officials say removing it may not have made much of a difference, and also risks m...

Having lived for 18 years in NorCal and now living in SoCal, I can tell that people get confused about wildfires and forest management in the two regions. They are different. This article does a good job of explaining why brush clearance is not the answer in SoCal: www.latimes.com/environment/...

Blameful post mortems: I need to come up with a plausible causal relationship between what happened and someone to blame. Facts are not super important. Any explanation that does not lead to blame will be discarded. The goal is blame.

Yeah. Next level

The Internet is federated and that didn’t prevent concentration so I am not holding my breath. I do hope Bluesky will be successful and I do think it will bring interesting changes if it happens.

I wonder what is more common: smart people willing to work cheap to do evil or smart people willing to do evil to make more money

yeah. This was sad

The Configuration Complexity Clock When I was a young coder, just starting out in the big scary world of enterprise software, an older, far more experienced chap gave me a ste...

@bgrant0607.bsky.social just pointed me to this: mikehadlow.blogspot.com/2012/05/conf.... I can't believe I never read it. It's so spot on.

Hm. Looks like it's because the golang client is not updated. I see them if I switch to cURL.