Runtime code generation and execution in Go: Part 1 mathetake.github.io/posts/ru… ok just published the very first part of my blog series on the weird world of runtime code gen/exec in pure Go. Check it out and hope you enjoy it!

Visited Grand Canyon for the first time and the view was so breathtaking that it gave me a few ideas on the spot and ended up talking to Claude right up there on the edge of the Canyon lmao

so frustrating that i am like at 99% ready of my super cool build tool to open source, yet i have spent the last few weeks on that last 1% (codex/claude maxed out and 6 machines running 24/7). I believe this is going to be a game changer but without that 1%, it's not proven yet

Can confirm (my wife 91% on M3 and me 88% on MYP)

this really explains how weird C++ can be

Maybe best time to retire and go back to school doing Ph.D in math

Tell me you’ve never been to San Jose without telling me you’ve never been there

sneak peak of what i am cooking

this annoying AI image posted on our team channel

shall we stop at Opus 5.5 so that we can keep our jobs without having to swear at chatbots. it feels like we've struck a pretty nice balance right now

Oncall in 2026 be like claude> "what is this <link to the alert>" and sip coffee

I still got this and hope this continues until retirement

i crave Tsujita whenever i am in the south bay and sure enough i had it tonight - from which i am convinced that i have slowly started losing pure japanese food palate

not sure if it's no longer nerfed or restored but regardless Astra is completely unusable in my project

how is the bay area not walkable with all the money and companies in 2026

I am so glad that I didn't do Ph.D in pure math (dropped out after masters) but i am very concerned about the future of math too

How can I make codex stop responding to my last prompt whenever compaction happens? seems complete waste of token and context

Fable nuked Sol Max in my pet project over the night lmao