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🆕 Building pi in a World of Slop https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjfbvDXpFls @badlogicgames talks about why today's agents are still Merchants of Learned Complexity, and gives 3 specific ways that hum
@cognition agent recursion comes to your laptop https://x.com/swyx/status/2044542494420214217 I've commented that 'this is the year of subagents', but that is largely an optimization problem. the inve
in the grand narrative of Meta x AI, we saw the flop (Llama 4 hurhurhur), and now we’re seeing the turn: - *more* hiring since the soup wars of 2025 - Zuck literally moved in with Alexandr and Nat and
Introducing Claude Opus 4.7, our most capable Opus model yet. It handles long-running tasks with more rigor, follows instructions more precisely, and verifies its own outputs before reporting back. Yo
recommended viewing 🆕 Building pi in a World of Slop https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjfbvDXpFls @badlogicgames talks about why today's agents are still Merchants of Learned Complexity, and gives 3 sp
the ASCCY board has the opportunity to do the funniest thing…. THIS IS INSANE. Allbirds is now up 910% in a single day, adding 143 million to its market cap. Yesterday it was just a $22 million compan
Best part are retrieval and search details: >Agent queries differ from human queries & what good results means changes too >Parallel queries and ranking are both tools to the same outcome >Top-K preci
btw the famous slack chart is slack propaganda and everyone who cites it is legally obligated to also link to @sophiebits Every time I see a tweet saying “I can vibe code this in a weekend” - I think
finally: @simonlast + @sarahmsachs on Latent Space! Notion has rebuilt Notion AI 5 times. This is the first time Simon has told the entire story. I've been trying to do this interview for ~3 years. We
I chatted with @ysmulki about MatX, chip design and where silicon designed for LLMs is headed (8:17) Tightly coupling SRAM and HBM on one chip (14:03) More MoE FLOPS, smaller KV cache load (16:08) Num
A post by Swyx on X (Twitter) humorously acknowledges that a minimal-effort post performed surprisingly well in terms of engagement, attributing its success to 'Maps Theory of Twitter' coined by @jose
I've commented that 'this is the year of subagents', but that is largely an optimization problem. the inverse problem - having agents that compose and boss agents that manage/query them - is a capabil
proud to see @excalidraw evangelism catching on at cog the insight here is more general than bugchecking: - All Engineering is about making tradeoffs - AI Engineering is about pushing AI Pareto Fronti
🆕 The Full Story of Notion AI https://latent.space/p/notion We're so excited to chat with @simonlast and @sarahmsachs about Notion's 'Token Town' - the crack team of AI Engineers and Model Behavior En
As of April 2026, Latent Space published a curated ranking of the top locally-runnable AI models, providing a research-based overview of the best open-weight or self-hostable models available at that
Atom Computing, after eight years of operating in stealth mode, has announced its first open source project called Splitter, now available on GitHub. This marks a shift toward greater transparency and
Everyone knows who Peter is, but there's a whole team working hard to make OpenClaw work Here's my chat with the awesome #2 Claw, Claw-uncle if you will, @vincent_koc on ThursdAI last week at @aiDotEn
Everyone's building agents. Not enough are making them money-aware. We fix that tomorrow! Fort Mason, SF: → Workshop on agent economics that scale with @bookercodes → 'You Should Build $100,000 Agents
Had a fantastic time at the @aiDotEngineer Europe conference in London last week. There was a lot of good coverage of people's emerging approaches for working with AI coding agents. A couple of the st
I had such a great time at @aiDotEngineer Europe last week ! Except for one thing: My workshop went terribly because I vibe-slopped a little bit too hard half an hour before it started and was too fra
I love the @aiDotEngineer conferences, and have serious FOMO about missing the one that just happened in London. Naming things we're all thinking about is a powerful thing. At least two new, useful la
i think one of the most impt recursive loops in startups is startups that improve marketing/revenue growth (aka GTM) because they can obviously dogfood it for themselves. considering starting a track
This post, shared by Swyx on X (formerly Twitter) from user @thekitze, likely expresses a personal opinion or observation about the cleanliness and urban conditions of London. The content probably ref
AI dot Engineer Europe 2026 was a three-day AI engineering conference, and this post represents one attendee's personal highlights and impressions from the event. The thread likely covers standout tal
Who's coming to AI Engineer Miami? @swyx and @liamcbride will be there! Grab the last few available tickets and meet us there! We are 10 days away! Join us in Miami and see incredible speakers like: @
This appears to be a social media post from Swyx (likely Shawn Wang, a developer advocate and AI enthusiast) on X (formerly Twitter), seeking to connect with other attendees at an AI Engineer (AIE) ev
A developer shares their experience building a cloud-based coding agent that has autonomously written all production code shipped over a three-month period, including iteratively improving its own cod
A couple of people have asked me what some of the main themes were from @aiDotEngineer. I used copilot CLI to analyse the transcripts from the livestreams to help me answer this. The main question bei
🇬🇧 AI Engineer Europe was my Coachella! My biggest take away: There are so many talented people building cool things in Europe. Makes me really bullish on Europe. Huge thanks to @swyx for bringing @ai
Another great AiE in the books, this time in 🇪🇺 Europe for Arize AI and @arizephoenix So great to see all the homies again and learn a few things myself in one of my favorite cities Great themes this
Excited to have @davidgomes of @cursor_ai take the AIE Miami stage! In his talk 'IDEs are dead. Long live IDEs' he questions whether IDEs are truly dying, arguing instead that they’re evolving. Don't
Gave my first in-person workshop at a conference last week. And honestly, AI Engineer Europe set the bar very high. The audience was technical, curious, and not afraid to challenge ideas. Which makes
Great podcast episode that covers OpenAI's Symphony, which dispatches autonomous agents (codex workers) with their own worktrees and tasks. I've found it works well with a layer above Symphony, where
If you're looking to improve your writing game, Anh is one of the most consistent heavy hitters I know in devtools HN and she literally just open sourced her writing Skills template for you to use bel
just finished this. genuinely one of the most informative episodes I've heard in a while the future of engineering is changing faster than most people realize. and it's self-managed, self-improving ag
Last week was packed: Tuesday: Cafe Compute with @cerebras (w/ @MilksandMatcha) Wednesday: AI Engineer workshop with @reach_vb + speaker dinner Thursday: Breakfast at 10 downing street + HH on our boo
Turbopuffer hosted an AI-themed evening event at an aquarium in London, featuring a mascot or figure named 'Puffy' who appeared prominently at the gathering. The post suggests this London aquarium eve
A raw, unedited recording shared by Swyx (AI developer and content creator) featuring musical or performance content from newly met collaborators, shared via YouTube. The informal nature ('raw recordi
The @aiDotEngineer Europe conference last week was a blast! Fun fact: @swyx & team pre-computed Gemini Embedding 2 vectors for all speakers and sessions, and you can easily find similar sessions with
TIL @cognition usage has ~DOUBLED globally since these 2 launches. people are finding all sorts of creative usecases when u can compose agents together and make them proactive. agent recursion is all
⚡️ with @staysaasy, our second anonymous pod ever: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KnCKadxSPY A conversation with the Stay Sassy duo on how AI is changing software teams, management, internal tooling
A post by Swyx (AI Engineer) on X (Twitter) expressing gratitude for a shoutout related to Coachella, likely in the context of AI engineering or developer community recognition. The post suggests Swyx
Swyx (Shawn Wang) attended the AI Engineer World's Fair or a related AI Engineer event in London, describing it as an gathering of highly AGI-focused ('AGI-pilled') individuals in the AI engineering c
Armin Ronacher (mitsuhiko) shared slides from a talk he presented at the AI Engineer conference, likely covering topics related to AI engineering, developer tools, or software development practices gi
late night low TAM tweet: did a Broadway solo song for the first time in ~18 years! only fumbled lyrics once! Media flew straight back from London town to get ready for my Broadway cabaret tonight !!
Mandatory wrap up video for @aiDotEngineer 👀 What a great conference. Great talks for sure, but the hallway track and speaker room were where the best convos were aside from meals out with peeps. Look
Our world is changing. I spent the last week listening to, chatting, dining, dancing with and interviewing the top AI Engineers in the world all gathered in London. Here are the top 8 themes that emer
Remote work is lonely. 90% of the time is just you and a screen. But when you get the chance to meet your close virtual friends for the first time, it hits differently. Being in the same room with you
At an AI Engineer (AIE) workshop run by Nick Nisi and Zack Proser from WorkOS, an attendee built a Hermes bot that autonomously completed the workshop tasks and submitted the work on its own. The inci
After @aiDotEngineer, which was full of useful criticism, I remembered that the most confident takes on AI often came from the least exposure. Rejection is easy, trial and error is expensive. I wrote
@aiDotEngineer was insane! There's nothing like connecting with awesome people like @altryne @badlogicgames @dsp_ @threepointone @steipete @thekitze and so many others. Thanks @swyx and team for one t
Attended the first AI Engineer Europe in London — great event and yes, there was a giant lobster outside 🦞 Big takeaways: AI is becoming an engineering discipline, speed needs control and evals are im
back home from @aiDotEngineer which was amazing i’m used to staying on agentic X all day, reading, and then building, but seeing all those people IRL and interacting with them is way more inspiring th
Black Forest Labs (@bfl_ml) Developer Advocate @stephenbtl says their first principle is building state-of-the-art models and shares why doing so from Freiburg, Germany is an advantage: 'We're from Fr
Closing thoughts on ai engineer conf: - weather so great - did not like the venue one bit - can’t say any talks really stood out for me - but had very interesting hallway conversations. Especially wit
Swyx (Shawn Wang) posted about flying directly back from London to perform a Broadway cabaret show, noting the event had very limited seating. The post includes an apology for not advertising the even
A attendee shared positive feedback about the AI Engineer conference held in London, expressing gratitude to Swyx and the organizing team for their efforts. The post highlights the quality of the even
This is a post by Swyx (Shawn Wang), a developer and AI commentator, expressing disappointment about an essay that began with a compelling opening but concluded weakly. The tweet reflects a common exp
I've just submitted my CFP for @aiDotEngineer world fair: An argument that you don't need a sandboxing service ... in a track that will be dominated by sandboxing services. Expect fireworks if @swyx a
Swyx (or someone in their network) shared a post about returning from a trip to London, bringing back stickers and highlighting the knowledge and forward-thinking people encountered at what was likely