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fantastic article. a few things emerge:
- simple code is crucial
- optimize for agent speed
- tools, tools, tools
- Go is surprisingly good for agents, or maybe not surprising
- simple code is crucial
- optimize for agent speed
- tools, tools, tools
- Go is surprisingly good for agents, or maybe not surprising
I'll promise I will shut up about AI soon, but since so many asked I wrote down my agentic flow and also why I'm all the sudden writing Go. lucumr.pocoo.org/2025/6/12/ag...
Agentic Coding Recommendations
Current recommendations of agentic coding.
lucumr.pocoo.org
June 12, 2025 at 11:03 AM
fantastic article. a few things emerge:
- simple code is crucial
- optimize for agent speed
- tools, tools, tools
- Go is surprisingly good for agents, or maybe not surprising
- simple code is crucial
- optimize for agent speed
- tools, tools, tools
- Go is surprisingly good for agents, or maybe not surprising
@zackproser.bsky.social Afaict, WorkOS does not support machine-to-machine authentication. I.e. it does not support creating bot accounts in WorkOS and then have a non-interactive way of issuing JWT tokens to those accounts. Is that correct? Are you working on this or what's the workaround?
April 4, 2025 at 4:03 PM
@zackproser.bsky.social Afaict, WorkOS does not support machine-to-machine authentication. I.e. it does not support creating bot accounts in WorkOS and then have a non-interactive way of issuing JWT tokens to those accounts. Is that correct? Are you working on this or what's the workaround?
We now have a website with a few more clues about what I have been up to recently with @bgrant0607.bsky.social and @monadic.bsky.social www.confighub.com/news/configh...
ConfigHub secures $4M to address the configuration crisis of application operations
Cloud-native leaders launch ConfigHub to unify configuration management with modern automated development workflows and compliance.
www.confighub.com
March 26, 2025 at 11:44 PM
We now have a website with a few more clues about what I have been up to recently with @bgrant0607.bsky.social and @monadic.bsky.social www.confighub.com/news/configh...
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Finally talking about what @monadic.bsky.social has been working on - and with @bgrant0607.bsky.social too! Congrats 🙌
Cloud veterans launch ConfigHub to fix ‘configuration hell’
Cloud veterans launch ConfigHub to fix ‘configuration hell’
A trio of cloud industry leaders have launched a new company with the mission of modernizing software configuration data management. Emerging from stealth today with $4 million in funding, ConfigHub is the handiwork of CEO Alexis Richardson, founder of cloud-native container management platform Weaveworks; CTO Brian Grant, former Google software engineer and original lead architect […]
tcrn.ch
March 26, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Finally talking about what @monadic.bsky.social has been working on - and with @bgrant0607.bsky.social too! Congrats 🙌
Having lived for 18 years in NorCal and now living in SoCal, I can tell that people get confused about wildfires and forest management in the two regions. They are different. This article does a good job of explaining why brush clearance is not the answer in SoCal: www.latimes.com/environment/...
Could better brush clearance have helped slow the spread of the Palisades fire?
As the Palisades fire raged, critics blamed overgrown vegetation for driving its spread. But some scientists and fire officials say removing it may not have made much of a difference, and also risks m...
www.latimes.com
January 13, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Having lived for 18 years in NorCal and now living in SoCal, I can tell that people get confused about wildfires and forest management in the two regions. They are different. This article does a good job of explaining why brush clearance is not the answer in SoCal: www.latimes.com/environment/...
Blameful post mortems: I need to come up with a plausible causal relationship between what happened and someone to blame. Facts are not super important. Any explanation that does not lead to blame will be discarded. The goal is blame.
January 12, 2025 at 8:30 PM
Blameful post mortems: I need to come up with a plausible causal relationship between what happened and someone to blame. Facts are not super important. Any explanation that does not lead to blame will be discarded. The goal is blame.
@bgrant0607.bsky.social just pointed me to this: mikehadlow.blogspot.com/2012/05/conf.... I can't believe I never read it. It's so spot on.
The Configuration Complexity Clock
When I was a young coder, just starting out in the big scary world of enterprise software, an older, far more experienced chap gave me a ste...
mikehadlow.blogspot.com
December 11, 2024 at 4:06 PM
@bgrant0607.bsky.social just pointed me to this: mikehadlow.blogspot.com/2012/05/conf.... I can't believe I never read it. It's so spot on.
You know something's up when people all over the US are dunking on someone being gunned down. www.nytimes.com/2024/12/06/o.... I can attest to the US healthcare system being one of the most atrocious things about this place these days (and there are plenty of other candidates).
Opinion | The Rage and Glee That Followed a C.E.O.’s Killing Should Ring All Alarms
It echoes another era of extreme inequality and extreme violence.
www.nytimes.com
December 6, 2024 at 8:21 PM
You know something's up when people all over the US are dunking on someone being gunned down. www.nytimes.com/2024/12/06/o.... I can attest to the US healthcare system being one of the most atrocious things about this place these days (and there are plenty of other candidates).
Two pics from today in California (my friend took the snow one). Haters gonna hate on this state but I ain't moving :-)
December 6, 2024 at 1:44 AM
Two pics from today in California (my friend took the snow one). Haters gonna hate on this state but I ain't moving :-)
In morality, there is right and wrong. When it comes to building stuff, achieving goals, making progress, accomplishing things, there is no right or wrong approach. There is only what works and what doesn't work. Except of course if it becomes a matter of morality.
December 6, 2024 at 12:15 AM
In morality, there is right and wrong. When it comes to building stuff, achieving goals, making progress, accomplishing things, there is no right or wrong approach. There is only what works and what doesn't work. Except of course if it becomes a matter of morality.
@zackproser.bsky.social Nice article on CLI authentication here: workos.com/blog/best-pr.... Could you point me to the docs for how to implement device code authentication with WorkOS? The article doesn't mention how to do it.
Best practices for CLI authentication: a technical guide — WorkOS
Learn how to securely authenticate users accessing your service through a command-line tool, enabling safe, scriptable workflows across terminals, machines, and Docker containers.
workos.com
December 3, 2024 at 10:46 PM
@zackproser.bsky.social Nice article on CLI authentication here: workos.com/blog/best-pr.... Could you point me to the docs for how to implement device code authentication with WorkOS? The article doesn't mention how to do it.
For those who care, here is a page with links to Salesforce release notes going back to 2004. help.salesforce.com/s/articleVie...
Help And Training Community
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November 27, 2024 at 4:04 PM
For those who care, here is a page with links to Salesforce release notes going back to 2004. help.salesforce.com/s/articleVie...
Small trip down memory lane. Looking at mTLS again and the UX of doing cert signing requests, etc. and remembered I'd been there before with the "Certificate and Key Management" feature of Salesforce released in Spring 2010. resources.docs.salesforce.com/164/latest/e...
resources.docs.salesforce.com
November 27, 2024 at 4:02 PM
Small trip down memory lane. Looking at mTLS again and the UX of doing cert signing requests, etc. and remembered I'd been there before with the "Certificate and Key Management" feature of Salesforce released in Spring 2010. resources.docs.salesforce.com/164/latest/e...
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Some software engineering instincts and best practices can exacerbate challenges with blast radius and drift. The reason is that Infrastructure as Code is not like typical code. This post discusses some differences.
medium.com/@bgrant0607/...
#infrastructureascode #terraform
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#infrastructureascode #terraform
How software-engineering instincts clash with Infrastructure as Code
In a previous post in my Infrastructure as Code and Declarative Configuration series, I described some potential benefits from generating…
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November 22, 2024 at 5:17 PM
Some software engineering instincts and best practices can exacerbate challenges with blast radius and drift. The reason is that Infrastructure as Code is not like typical code. This post discusses some differences.
medium.com/@bgrant0607/...
#infrastructureascode #terraform
medium.com/@bgrant0607/...
#infrastructureascode #terraform
Another somewhat interesting ww2 fact: Kaiser Permanente grew out of Kaiser shipyards famous for building liberty ships on an assembly line in Richmond, CA and other places. Kaiser Shipyards offered healthcare to its workers and that's how it got started. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaiser_...
Kaiser Shipyards - Wikipedia
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November 22, 2024 at 3:40 PM
Another somewhat interesting ww2 fact: Kaiser Permanente grew out of Kaiser shipyards famous for building liberty ships on an assembly line in Richmond, CA and other places. Kaiser Shipyards offered healthcare to its workers and that's how it got started. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaiser_...
Interesting historical coincidence (to me as a Dane) that two Danes played key roles in building the US industrial war machine in WW2: Bill Knudsen of GM and Charles Sorensen of Ford. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William..., en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles....
William S. Knudsen - Wikipedia
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November 22, 2024 at 8:18 AM
Interesting historical coincidence (to me as a Dane) that two Danes played key roles in building the US industrial war machine in WW2: Bill Knudsen of GM and Charles Sorensen of Ford. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William..., en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles....
My original quote of this post, where I agreed with Mark, drew a reply from a (seemingly) anti-Trumper that was anything but civil. Very ironic. Blocked immediately, because that's what you can do. Don't need to yell about people being unwanted on the service as a whole.
Why are Trump supporters not wanted ? You dont have to follow them. You can block them. You can filter words. Don’t you want @bsky.app to have all perspectives ? I certainly do.
As long as it’s civil. Why not welcome different viewpoints ?
As long as it’s civil. Why not welcome different viewpoints ?
I don't understand Trump supporters. Why come where you are not wanted. It's odd. Witness me syndrome in the worst way.
November 21, 2024 at 7:32 PM
My original quote of this post, where I agreed with Mark, drew a reply from a (seemingly) anti-Trumper that was anything but civil. Very ironic. Blocked immediately, because that's what you can do. Don't need to yell about people being unwanted on the service as a whole.
Hard agree. I am not here to cloister myself
Why are Trump supporters not wanted ? You dont have to follow them. You can block them. You can filter words. Don’t you want @bsky.app to have all perspectives ? I certainly do.
As long as it’s civil. Why not welcome different viewpoints ?
As long as it’s civil. Why not welcome different viewpoints ?
I don't understand Trump supporters. Why come where you are not wanted. It's odd. Witness me syndrome in the worst way.
November 21, 2024 at 6:48 AM
Hard agree. I am not here to cloister myself
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Why are Trump supporters not wanted ? You dont have to follow them. You can block them. You can filter words. Don’t you want @bsky.app to have all perspectives ? I certainly do.
As long as it’s civil. Why not welcome different viewpoints ?
As long as it’s civil. Why not welcome different viewpoints ?
I don't understand Trump supporters. Why come where you are not wanted. It's odd. Witness me syndrome in the worst way.
November 21, 2024 at 3:41 AM
Why are Trump supporters not wanted ? You dont have to follow them. You can block them. You can filter words. Don’t you want @bsky.app to have all perspectives ? I certainly do.
As long as it’s civil. Why not welcome different viewpoints ?
As long as it’s civil. Why not welcome different viewpoints ?
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Are you concerned about blast radius in your Terraform modules, Helm charts, or other IaC packages? Do you find use of fine-grained packages to be challenging? Have you found tools that make it manageable?
medium.com/@bgrant0607/...
#infrastructureascode #terraform
medium.com/@bgrant0607/...
#infrastructureascode #terraform
Modularity and blast radius in Infrastructure as Code
A major driver of modularity in Infrastructure as Code is blast radius, the scope of resources potentially affected by a single action.
medium.com
November 4, 2024 at 4:33 PM
Are you concerned about blast radius in your Terraform modules, Helm charts, or other IaC packages? Do you find use of fine-grained packages to be challenging? Have you found tools that make it manageable?
medium.com/@bgrant0607/...
#infrastructureascode #terraform
medium.com/@bgrant0607/...
#infrastructureascode #terraform
Why does Europe think it needs a pan European thing to copy what, in the US is not a pan US thing? It is called a Delaware C corp for a reason. The Federal government was not involved in blessing it. It emerged as a preference out of many options and works just fine like that.
Founders and VCs back a pan-European C corp, but an ‘EU Inc’ has a rocky road ahead
Founders and VCs back a pan-European C corp, but an ‘EU Inc’ has a rocky road ahead
It’s become a common refrain in political discourse: Europe needs to take radical action to remain competitive. On the long list of potential reforms, one that’s gaining particular traction is a new, EU-wide corporate status for innovative companies.…
tcrn.ch
October 27, 2024 at 8:52 PM
Why does Europe think it needs a pan European thing to copy what, in the US is not a pan US thing? It is called a Delaware C corp for a reason. The Federal government was not involved in blessing it. It emerged as a preference out of many options and works just fine like that.
I deleted my twitter iOS app and replaced it with bsky in the same tile location. Now I just mindlessly open bsky and start scrolling without noticing it’s not Twitter. Except of course all the crap has disappeared. Pretty great.
October 26, 2024 at 2:56 PM
I deleted my twitter iOS app and replaced it with bsky in the same tile location. Now I just mindlessly open bsky and start scrolling without noticing it’s not Twitter. Except of course all the crap has disappeared. Pretty great.