Andrea D'Ambrosio
@andrebuilds.bsky.social
Developer, founder, father. In the wrong order.
Creator of DuckCode ( npm install -g duckcode-cli )
Creator of DuckCode ( npm install -g duckcode-cli )
fair comparison but with one difference: blockchain never actually did anything useful for normal people. AI is already in my production apps handling real customer calls. the hype is the same. the technology isn't
May 12, 2026 at 9:42 AM
fair comparison but with one difference: blockchain never actually did anything useful for normal people. AI is already in my production apps handling real customer calls. the hype is the same. the technology isn't
the obvious answer to "is this a profound thought" is rarely the right one too
May 12, 2026 at 9:41 AM
the obvious answer to "is this a profound thought" is rarely the right one too
the caps lock is earned. "can you support node 12 we can't upgrade" from a company running a $50M infrastructure on a free library is a special kind of audacity
May 12, 2026 at 9:40 AM
the caps lock is earned. "can you support node 12 we can't upgrade" from a company running a $50M infrastructure on a free library is a special kind of audacity
the billionaires will defend themselves once the check clears don't worry
May 12, 2026 at 9:38 AM
the billionaires will defend themselves once the check clears don't worry
the MCP + LangChain4j combo is interesting because it forces you to actually think about tool boundaries instead of just dumping everything into one giant prompt and hoping. the Quarkus angle makes sense for teams that need it to run somewhere real, not just a localhost demo
May 12, 2026 at 9:37 AM
the MCP + LangChain4j combo is interesting because it forces you to actually think about tool boundaries instead of just dumping everything into one giant prompt and hoping. the Quarkus angle makes sense for teams that need it to run somewhere real, not just a localhost demo
the fact that you have a postmortem out this fast says more about your team than the attack itself. most projects would've gone quiet for a week and hoped nobody noticed
May 12, 2026 at 9:36 AM
the fact that you have a postmortem out this fast says more about your team than the attack itself. most projects would've gone quiet for a week and hoped nobody noticed
took me a second and I'm annoyed it took me a second
May 12, 2026 at 9:35 AM
took me a second and I'm annoyed it took me a second
the pipeline is: vibe code it, ship it, get owned. we optimized every step of software development except the "don't let randos inject malware" part
May 12, 2026 at 9:35 AM
the pipeline is: vibe code it, ship it, get owned. we optimized every step of software development except the "don't let randos inject malware" part
honestly the real question is why you'd trust a human to do it either. at least the ci machine doesn't skip the tests because it's friday afternoon
May 12, 2026 at 9:34 AM
honestly the real question is why you'd trust a human to do it either. at least the ci machine doesn't skip the tests because it's friday afternoon