Richard Groß

htmx is great

Missing an „@ E“ in the commit message for @=probablybrokencanonlytestpostcommit and E=environment. Aside from that, perfectly normal for pipeline work.

590 words today and I am happy with #NaNoWriMo. Been doing this for three days now and I am making progress. Actual progress. A very nice feeling. I'll post an update again when I reach a new milestone. :)

There’s a lot of great content in there. And well balanced. But it’s hard to read, not so much because of the length but because of all the transcripts and videos in there.

Are We In An AI Bubble? The Bull Case and Bear Case, Explained AI is both a genuine technological revolution and a massive financial bubble, and the defining question is whether miraculous progress can outrun the catastrophic, multi-trillion-dollar cost required ...

A long, but good, well researched and balanced article

New prompt injection papers: Agents Rule of Two and The Attacker Moves Second Two interesting new papers regarding LLM security and prompt injection came to my attention this weekend. Agents Rule of Two: A Practical Approach to AI Agent Security The first is …

I wrote up some notes on two new papers on prompt injection: Agents Rule of Two (from Meta AI) and The Attacker Moves Second (from Anthropic + OpenAI = DeepMind + others) simonwillison.net/2025/Nov/2/n...

Next read after „A long way to a small, angry planet“. :)

Day two of #NaNoWriMo. 652 words... Tomorrow I'll try "eating the frog" early in the day, so to speak.

Ordered Demon World Boba Shop :)

Thank you 😊

Day one of #NaNoWriMo. ~1300 words, a bit less the the average 1667 I need. It feels gps to have started though. Let’s see if I can increase the pace.

The AI Shift: where are all the job losses? A macroeconomic change isn’t clear yet but payroll data shows some types of work are already being displaced

The next time someone tells you AI has resulted in massive job losses, share this article with them.

"If the question is whether we are seeing widespread AI-driven displacement of roles across a range of sectors and countries, then the answer is no."

What a nice coincidence. Episode 100 as JEP 401 goes „submitted“.

I should’ve said: 💪 You can do it. 🤓

Oh. I did not think it was such a case-by-case situation. I had the hope that maybe there was sort of a backup list, maybe filled with experienced people that are already locked into the conference.

Wow. A lot of work to get what the semantic element gives you for free. I don’t see a single argument for the div.

Kagi ftw

I remember a report from ~August that said across cloud vendors only 20% of capacity was used. Will have to dig that up because that is very much not outstripping demand.

Wow cool. 😎

Wow, that was horrible English.

Awesome. 👏 Only Firefox left to implement it.

Ouch. Giving you have organized a couple of conferences, do you have a process for this? What’s the first thing you do?

Cool stuff. Have you seen what the Spring team is doing with their VSCode extension? It shows logical items like repositories, domain events etc. with a special icon in the project view but also as a special project filter.

Is that related to the trusted types API? Or is it exactly that?

ladies and gentlemen...we got him

🤩Great to hear. Written by some of my colleagues.

Maybe I should’ve done that as well. Held a talk about Htmx recently but maybe more would’ve come if it was by the CEO OF htmx.

And that should do it. Congrats.

If parallel agentic development is interesting to you, you can try Schaltwerk: github.com/2mawi2/schal...

If their revenue was $2,5bn, and their loss was $11,5bn, then they spent $14bn in Q3 alone. So 18% of their spend is revenue. Ed Zitron says they need about $400bn in the next 12 months. So their revenue has to go up to $71bn and their loss to $329bn, maybe $150bn in Q3 2026. 27% of that hurts MSFT.