The Claude C Compiler is the first AI-generated compiler that builds complex C code, built by @AnthropicAI. Reactions ranged from dismissal as "AI nonsense" to "SW is over": both takes miss the point. As a compiler🐉 expert and experienced SW leader, I see a lot to learn: 👇

Throwing this out before I get beaten to the punch, since a few folks have perhaps discovered the context trick already. https://t.co/3L937SfKJi This is suuuuuuuuper rough, still actively being thought on, but the basic idea is: Agent is context stack + fork/join + blackboard

80% done on an explorer for the tiered memory system in Solum, my Elixir-based @openclaw killer™️ The context is just a frame. I've been running this system for a couple of days. It is no longer stuck in the user->agent message loop, and through context engineering, it treats

I created Elixir/Phoenix/Ecto/… plugin for Claude Code with 20 agents, 37 skills and so on. Early stage but already good to use. I will try to improve it by time and explain some benefits and some interesting processes.

I predicted this would happen 10 years ago, so I created: Unit, the 2D terminal. Now GUIs are back in the game and touching is the new typing.

Remember: the margin is a perennial function of a healthy center, but will to some extent always resent that in which it cannot participate, given the disintegrative consequences of its marginal behavior. A healthy center can accept the margin, at the margin, as an exploratory

Nova is a web framework written in Erlang, designed to stay close to OTP and BEAM principles. I’ve started publishing in-depth guides explaining both how it works and why it’s built the way it is. Docs + blog: https://t.co/J4nfxNKguy https://t.co/ihV2Z40SrM #erlang #beam #webdev

Man, I love @elixirlang. The deeper I get into the ecosystem the happier I become. It's so simple and so powerful. People are really sleeping on it, I think.

I think Opus 4.6 just casually optimized OTP maps (for x86 at least, ARM segfaults atm) I literally just `sprite create otp` && "read this gist and do it [link]". Drove to DMV to get a new license and 1 hour of token burn later it had a passing suite https://t.co/P4KNgw6E5p

When you're using Elixir and Phoenix, everything is realtime and distributed as a matter of course. This is realtime web and cli as I https://t.co/2YeEP8YJnx console:

Here is my take on why Elixir is the best language for AI: immutability, documentation, stability, and tooling for coding agents. It builds on the recent study in which Elixir had the highest completion rate across models among 20 different languages. Link in the thread below.

as you go through various philosophical movements and trends that led us to today, you occasionally pick up certain lenses that are very useful, and you retain them. one of these for me was what makes structuralism unique, and how i would apply structuralism to the concept of

similarities in the myths of atlas and sisyphus suggest they descend from a common root character, who was a more heroic hyperborean figure. an older colder bolder shoulder boulder holder

Why LLM chat-interfaces limit learning

Why LLM chat-interfaces limit learning: https://t.co/NcgZ0Yo2Oi

yo so i didnt really wanna reveal this yet but ive been working on realtime multiplayer ableton here's a test i recorded at 1am with midi clips, notes, stock devices, changing parameters a few things are broken but its taken so long to get here to begin with

Man goes to Borges. Says he likes hourglasses, maps, eighteenth-century typography, the taste of coffee, Stevenson. Borges says 'great writer Borges shares these preferences.' Man bursts into tears, says 'but in a vain way like attributes of an actor'

After seven rounds of Global Dialogues with more than 6000 people across 70 countries in 2025, we are releasing the 2025 Global Dialogues Index Report. It has been a wild ride collecting this data, & incredibly moving to be hearing from people all over the world. It continues to

You hear all the time about people protesting AGAINST progress, but when was the last time you heard of people protesting FOR progress? Tomorrow we'll be out in Westminster reminding government of the commitments they made last year to reform nuclear regulation. Don't let them

Britain is facing so many problems at the moment, and the good news is that the cost of energy is eminently solvable. This evening a group of us came out in the cold and the rain to prove that it’s not just the blockers who show up.