My TS C++ port is nearly feature-complete: Matches ts6.x.x exactly on every interaction with 98% of TS's real tests as well as almost all of the 20 big projects I'm comparing (Zod, Claude Code, Drizzle, Tailwind, etc.) Now that it's close, the 100-1000x speedup* seems certain.

I went to my first Startup School with @robbie back in 2012. Around 200 founders packed into a room at Stanford. The speakers included Zuckerberg, Patrick Collison, Ben Horowitz, Travis Kalanick, Jessica Livingston, and Ron Conway. The audience was just as stacked. I met the founders of what became multi billion $ companies and future YC partners. Amazing to see Startup School grow to 7,000+ builders today. We want to help the

Last week I disabled GitHub Issues on most Laravel open-source packages. If you hit a bug, describe it to a coding agent and open a PR. Even if the code isn't great, that's fine - code can be iterated on. The PR still documents the problem, and a proper fix can follow. I suspect this will soon be how most open-source libraries operate.

Every layer AWS built on top of ECS is dead or dying I keep a list 🫡 • ECS CLI, archived November 2025 • Fargate CLI, archived May 2024 • Copilot CLI, end of life June 2026 • AWS Proton, end of life October 2026 • App Runner, maintenance mode since April 2026

flight to India (this is insane)

IPv8 has been proposed... and the crazy part is how simple it is for being so powerful. - 8 octets instead of 4 - fully compatible with IPv4, no dual stacking. - Can be rolled out as a software patch, no hardware replacement - 1 device - the Zone Server - acts as DHCP, DNS, NAT (they call it XLATE8), ACL (east and west, north and south), NTP, and OAUTH - BGP routers reduced to ~175,000 prefixes vs today's 900,000+ - A new metric for routing protocols called Cost Factor derived from RTT, loss, congestion state, stability, capacity, policy, and geography Here is a blog that breaks down how it works (diagrams included): transitai.app/blog/ipv8-draf…

A huge amount of the Anti-AI code sentiment massively overestimates the quality of human code outside of a very small set of open source and high quality company codebases. Human Slop is everywhere and can trivially be improved on by any opus level model.