insane stuff and just getting started
AI is making it unsafe to ship even just a binary to your customers. Over the past 6 weeks, we've had multiple users attempt to reverse-engineer the Archil client as well as try to infer different behaviors about the Archil client from the strings present inside of it.
I don't know how this ends, but this is definitely making it challenging to distribute software to customers. In my previous life, I wouldn't have wanted to give customers tools that would be confusing or lead them to the wrong conclusions about how services work (like the strings to a binary).
In this new world, maybe you just have to open-source everything?
After years of ignoring Bazel, I can't imagine using anything else. And it looks like the future is bright, as this recap shows that BazelCon 2026 was a total banger. Plus, even Bazel can escape sandbox-mania:
> actiond: the quest for a better sandbox
blogsystem5.substack.com/p/b…
eBay out here doing some serious storage system engineering usenix.org/conference/fast27…
Inexplicably enamored with this 12 part series on restoring a hammer youtu.be/K_i1TUp0xrM?si=mHde…
hey @CrowdStrike when are we going to get official support for Ubuntu 26.04 LTS? It has been out since April.
fortunate to have seen these legends in SF on Saturday youtube.com/watch?v=TtQfY5lD…
vim vs emacs is a fun time, but the real psychology starts when people reveal if they get just as much pleasure out of coding with agents as they did in the before times.
