Shritesh Bhattarai
@shritesh
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CTO @dylibso // Making software extensible with AI
San Francisco, CA
Joined April 2009
I do 99% of my dev work inside Conductor now. Go work with Charlie and make it 100%.
come work with us at @conductor_build! we're growing fast and have big plans. interfaces to orchestrate AIs are already changing how we work and we think we have a real shot at building the best one. if you're up to moving to San Francisco send me a DM or apply below! DAU
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AI lets you move fast, but getting the details right is still hard. So many edge cases. That's the difference that makes sth feel like slop or polished.
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I wrote a thing.
fly.io
So that we may educate as well as horrify: the internals of our new Sprites execution platform.
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Today we celebrate 15 years since Elixir's first commit. To mark the occasion, we shipped an early release candidate for Elixir v1.20 which has TYPE INFERENCE FOR ALL CONSTRUCTS.š In the latest article, I break down the next ~15 weeks and the challenges for the next ~15 months.
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Here is my latest article on the world of databases: https://t.co/hngkeN0dlN All the hot topics from the last year: ā¢ More Postgres action! ā¢ MCP for everyone! ā¢ MongoDB gets litigious with FerretDB! ā¢ File formats! ā¢ Market movements! ā¢ The richest person in the world!
cs.cmu.edu
The world tried to kill Andy off but he had to stay alive to to talk about what happened with databases in 2025.
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I built my own JavaScript runtime in OCaml Mostly, I wanted to see how far OCaml could go against Bun and Node, and also OCaml vs zig in similar APIs. So I built `sirocco`. it uses JavaScriptCore (same engine as Bun and Safari). Event loop with libuv and it's written in
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šÆseeing this play out: 1. set up the model for successful outputs 2. simplify the runtime semantics, make powerful primitives hard to misuse 3. have deterministic verification providing feedback to model on its outputs 4. design for output composability and integration
When it comes down to it, with AI, much of software reduces to dealing with fundamental trade offs of runtime semantics. This is arguably what the bulk of distributed systems and database development is already. It'll be interesting to see AI push the state of the art here.
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After looking at patterns of failure modes during generation for 4 days...surprisingly most of them were not related to how models 'reason' -- feel like more of 50y old (CS) compiler inspired techniques/constraints could be applied to solve many issues in LLM inference (decoding)
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all these āwebsitesā suck and Iām tired of pretending like they donāt the web could do with a lot more ambition and fewer apologists
Incase you missed it, incredible things are happening in the front end design world: https://t.co/uVta2yqJmh
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My "No Graphics API" blog post is live! Please repost :) https://t.co/uL8HsfIlNV
sebastianaaltonen.com
Graphics APIs and shader languages have significantly increased in complexity over the past decade. Itās time to start discussing how to strip down the abstractions to simplify development, improve...
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At the San Francisco Elixir Meetup watching @josevalim talking about programming language evolution in the #AI era #MyElixirStatus
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I'm hosting an event on Dec 2 on the topic of Agentic Search. Learn where search is going next including a preview of our next research report. https://t.co/ReFctIq04v
luma.com
For anyone that has used Claude Code, Codex, or Deep Research - the direction is clear - search is becoming fully agentic. Agentic search enables us to tackleā¦
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ā¼ļøHelm v4.0.0 is now officially live! https://t.co/31KwAS8lwkā¼ļø New updates include: š plugin system that supports WASM based plugins š Server side apply support š & LOTS more Go check it out! & if youāre around at #KubeCon, come chat about it at the Helm booth!
github.com
The Helm Team is proud to announce the first stable release of Helm 4. New Features Helm 4 has numerous new features, but a few deserve highlighting here: Redesigned plugin system that supports We...
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Much love to the @CloudNativeFdn Helm team using Extism to power v4's new plugin system. https://t.co/9apK0yZEdd š Congrats on the new release!
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Come hang out with @josevalim & @thruflo this Thursday in SF!
luma.com
JosĆ© is in town and we thought it's a great chance to get the Elixir community together again! James from ElectricSQL has also been building some really coolā¦
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Cat's out of the bag: FEX, an emulator I've been working on these past 4 years, is going to be part of the Steam Frame to bring x86 Windows games to an ARM Linux VR headset! š https://t.co/R8OeosyySd
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LETS FREAKING GOOOOOOOOOOOO FP16 ON X86 DESKTOP!!!
#AMD #Zen6 znver6 ISA: - #AVX512_BMM (CPUID.80000021.EAX[23], VBMACOR16x16x16, VBMACXOR16x16x16, VBITREV) - #AVX512_FP16 - #AVX_NE_CONVERT - #AVX_IFMA - #AVX_VNNI_INT8 Source: https://t.co/hmQSDXlHpD
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Phew! "The Writeup" about https://t.co/sKNXt2KE5m, my #TigerBeetle ticketing demo, is done! Read about the whole journey from just an idea to 977 ops/s here: https://t.co/gxVjEqFUm1
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Here's a little writeup about how `mix fly_deploy.hot` works. It's just basic fly primitives + Erlang stdlib. Erlang just has all these ridiculous features sitting there https://t.co/EpRLCS8QN9
community.fly.io
Today I published FlyDeploy, an Elixir package providing mix fly_deploy.hot for hot code upgrades of your Elixir and Phoenix applications. This allows you to deploy changes to your running apps...
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