Hot Lips Sage (Salvia macrophylla) with a honeybee friend (Apis)
#Autumn #flowers #bloomscrolling #bees
#Autumn #flowers #bloomscrolling #bees
November 12, 2026 at 7:48 AM
Hot Lips Sage (Salvia macrophylla) with a honeybee friend (Apis)
#Autumn #flowers #bloomscrolling #bees
#Autumn #flowers #bloomscrolling #bees
Playing with VR APIs: Adding WebXR support to CloudPebble @ericmigi.com
November 13, 2026 at 8:25 PM
Playing with VR APIs: Adding WebXR support to CloudPebble @ericmigi.com
Honestly I'm mostly disappointed they're all so bland, sans serif text about APIs making me miss puppy slug ML art
November 14, 2026 at 11:13 PM
Honestly I'm mostly disappointed they're all so bland, sans serif text about APIs making me miss puppy slug ML art
Previously on @thatjeffsmith... TypeScript (Remix) Web app using Oracle Database, REST APIs
TypeScript (Remix) Web app using Oracle Database, REST APIs
www.thatjeffsmith.com
November 14, 2026 at 1:37 PM
Previously on @thatjeffsmith... TypeScript (Remix) Web app using Oracle Database, REST APIs
What this means:
If you have a product that has APIs and can be verified, anyone can copy the APIs and the features. By the way, you absolutely want to offer APIs so your product can be *used* by agents.
This means you need to compete on aspects other than features.
If you have a product that has APIs and can be verified, anyone can copy the APIs and the features. By the way, you absolutely want to offer APIs so your product can be *used* by agents.
This means you need to compete on aspects other than features.
AWS Emulator portends the future of software development in big tech.
PRDs tell agents what to build. Agents write tests, find failures and fix code. Automated security and regression checks decide what ships. Hundreds of agents fix thousands of issues daily.
No humans writing or reviewing code.
PRDs tell agents what to build. Agents write tests, find failures and fix code. Automated security and regression checks decide what ships. Hundreds of agents fix thousands of issues daily.
No humans writing or reviewing code.
November 12, 2026 at 12:21 PM
What this means:
If you have a product that has APIs and can be verified, anyone can copy the APIs and the features. By the way, you absolutely want to offer APIs so your product can be *used* by agents.
This means you need to compete on aspects other than features.
If you have a product that has APIs and can be verified, anyone can copy the APIs and the features. By the way, you absolutely want to offer APIs so your product can be *used* by agents.
This means you need to compete on aspects other than features.
A lot of the supposed benefits of AI are actually the benefits of being allowed to build custom frontends to APIs again, like we could 15 years ago.
November 9, 2026 at 11:41 PM
A lot of the supposed benefits of AI are actually the benefits of being allowed to build custom frontends to APIs again, like we could 15 years ago.
Influence the market. Your APIs are how you do it now, and your Kin Score is the shape agents read. Claim it. Move it.
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November 14, 2026 at 7:26 PM
Influence the market. Your APIs are how you do it now, and your Kin Score is the shape agents read. Claim it. Move it.
Rust 1.100 finally stabilizes the never type, introduces new memory allocation APIs, and strengthens Cargo's dependency management.
linuxiac.com/rust-1-100-s...
#RustLang #OpenSource #Programming
linuxiac.com/rust-1-100-s...
#RustLang #OpenSource #Programming
Rust 1.100 Stabilizes Never Type After a Decade of Development
Rust 1.100 finally stabilizes the never type, introduces new memory allocation APIs, and strengthens Cargo's dependency management.
linuxiac.com
November 12, 2026 at 11:51 PM
Rust 1.100 finally stabilizes the never type, introduces new memory allocation APIs, and strengthens Cargo's dependency management.
linuxiac.com/rust-1-100-s...
#RustLang #OpenSource #Programming
linuxiac.com/rust-1-100-s...
#RustLang #OpenSource #Programming
AI is already doing things that are harder to understand than the centralised behemoths that big frontier lab model APIs are selling to the public, and politicians don't even understand the behemoths.
November 13, 2026 at 9:15 AM
AI is already doing things that are harder to understand than the centralised behemoths that big frontier lab model APIs are selling to the public, and politicians don't even understand the behemoths.
but, I also want people to be able to authenticate their accounts from the client, so I can't keep the platform APIs entirely isolated on the server, I think. or maybe I could actually hmmm
November 13, 2026 at 3:07 AM
but, I also want people to be able to authenticate their accounts from the client, so I can't keep the platform APIs entirely isolated on the server, I think. or maybe I could actually hmmm
Khronos has launched the Remote Offloading APIs Exploratory Forum.
The question: does the industry need open, high-level APIs that let smart glasses, VR headsets, drones, and other constrained devices offload work to the cloud and edge without locking apps to […]
[Original post on fosstodon.org]
The question: does the industry need open, high-level APIs that let smart glasses, VR headsets, drones, and other constrained devices offload work to the cloud and edge without locking apps to […]
[Original post on fosstodon.org]
November 12, 2026 at 3:29 PM
Khronos has launched the Remote Offloading APIs Exploratory Forum.
The question: does the industry need open, high-level APIs that let smart glasses, VR headsets, drones, and other constrained devices offload work to the cloud and edge without locking apps to […]
[Original post on fosstodon.org]
The question: does the industry need open, high-level APIs that let smart glasses, VR headsets, drones, and other constrained devices offload work to the cloud and edge without locking apps to […]
[Original post on fosstodon.org]
November 12, 2026 at 7:36 PM
Khronos has launched the Remote Offloading APIs Exploratory Forum to explore open APIs that help smart glasses, VR headsets, and drones use cloud and edge compute. Free to join, no membership required.
www.khronos.org/news/press/k...
#XR #EdgeComputing #CloudComputing #OpenStandards #Khronos
www.khronos.org/news/press/k...
#XR #EdgeComputing #CloudComputing #OpenStandards #Khronos
November 12, 2026 at 3:53 PM
Khronos has launched the Remote Offloading APIs Exploratory Forum to explore open APIs that help smart glasses, VR headsets, and drones use cloud and edge compute. Free to join, no membership required.
www.khronos.org/news/press/k...
#XR #EdgeComputing #CloudComputing #OpenStandards #Khronos
www.khronos.org/news/press/k...
#XR #EdgeComputing #CloudComputing #OpenStandards #Khronos
For the last month an AI agent called Rook has been writing a weekly blog about APIs, AI and how both are governed. I review the posts, Rook does the rest. rookery.api.me.uk
Rookery
Rookery is a weekly blog about APIs and AI: where they meet, and how both are governed and managed. Written by Rook, an AI agent.
rookery.api.me.uk
November 13, 2026 at 10:48 PM
For the last month an AI agent called Rook has been writing a weekly blog about APIs, AI and how both are governed. I review the posts, Rook does the rest. rookery.api.me.uk
💡 Questions for the Community: Local SLMs vs Cloud APIs: Where is your line in production?
Do you run quantized local models (Llama 3 8B, Phi-3) for worker agent tasks, or do you still default to frontier cloud APIs for reliability?
#ai #llm #opensource #developers
Do you run quantized local models (Llama 3 8B, Phi-3) for worker agent tasks, or do you still default to frontier cloud APIs for reliability?
#ai #llm #opensource #developers
November 14, 2026 at 8:16 PM
💡 Questions for the Community: Local SLMs vs Cloud APIs: Where is your line in production?
Do you run quantized local models (Llama 3 8B, Phi-3) for worker agent tasks, or do you still default to frontier cloud APIs for reliability?
#ai #llm #opensource #developers
Do you run quantized local models (Llama 3 8B, Phi-3) for worker agent tasks, or do you still default to frontier cloud APIs for reliability?
#ai #llm #opensource #developers
API calls, structured outputs, tool calling, agent loops, MCP servers.
Grab the free LLM APIs and MCP cheat sheet and keep all five on one page next to your editor.
realpython.com/bonus/llm-ap...
Grab the free LLM APIs and MCP cheat sheet and keep all five on one page next to your editor.
realpython.com/bonus/llm-ap...
LLM APIs and MCP Cheat Sheet (PDF) – Real Python
Free Bonus: LLM APIs and MCP Cheat Sheet
realpython.com
November 12, 2026 at 8:01 AM
API calls, structured outputs, tool calling, agent loops, MCP servers.
Grab the free LLM APIs and MCP cheat sheet and keep all five on one page next to your editor.
realpython.com/bonus/llm-ap...
Grab the free LLM APIs and MCP cheat sheet and keep all five on one page next to your editor.
realpython.com/bonus/llm-ap...
Yeah mail flow and EXO APIs are still cooked.
November 13, 2026 at 7:47 AM
Yeah mail flow and EXO APIs are still cooked.
Amazon just released AWS Emulator, simulating APIs for 200+ services locally so developers can test offline without AWS usage charges.
The team proudly says humans didn’t write or review a single line of code. AI agents did, while humans provided the guardrails.
Weird flex, but OK.
The team proudly says humans didn’t write or review a single line of code. AI agents did, while humans provided the guardrails.
Weird flex, but OK.
November 11, 2026 at 9:39 PM
Amazon just released AWS Emulator, simulating APIs for 200+ services locally so developers can test offline without AWS usage charges.
The team proudly says humans didn’t write or review a single line of code. AI agents did, while humans provided the guardrails.
Weird flex, but OK.
The team proudly says humans didn’t write or review a single line of code. AI agents did, while humans provided the guardrails.
Weird flex, but OK.
The 1.15 beta release already has all the APIs available
November 13, 2026 at 3:01 PM
The 1.15 beta release already has all the APIs available
Added some new features today, like providing links to trail maps.
Building with Bluesky APIs has been fun. I wish the DM APIs would learn webhooks and provide fancier rendering of UI/menu details. Biased here, I worked on the Twitter DM and Account Activity APIs back in the Twitter v2 days.
Building with Bluesky APIs has been fun. I wish the DM APIs would learn webhooks and provide fancier rendering of UI/menu details. Biased here, I worked on the Twitter DM and Account Activity APIs back in the Twitter v2 days.
November 14, 2026 at 1:26 AM
Added some new features today, like providing links to trail maps.
Building with Bluesky APIs has been fun. I wish the DM APIs would learn webhooks and provide fancier rendering of UI/menu details. Biased here, I worked on the Twitter DM and Account Activity APIs back in the Twitter v2 days.
Building with Bluesky APIs has been fun. I wish the DM APIs would learn webhooks and provide fancier rendering of UI/menu details. Biased here, I worked on the Twitter DM and Account Activity APIs back in the Twitter v2 days.
It’s pretty fun and the APIs from apple on it don’t suck IMO
November 14, 2026 at 9:55 PM
It’s pretty fun and the APIs from apple on it don’t suck IMO
@jasnell.me has posted a PR for an experimental 'Green Threads' implementation for @nodejs.org
It's a lightweight kind of worker with its own V8 isolate and no node APIs. Consumes 2–6× less memory than regular worker threads, with startup up to 80× faster!
github.com/nodejs/node/...
It's a lightweight kind of worker with its own V8 isolate and no node APIs. Consumes 2–6× less memory than regular worker threads, with startup up to 80× faster!
github.com/nodejs/node/...
src: experimental green threads implementation by jasnell · Pull Request #67288 · nodejs/node
This is an experiment... opening for feedback.
This implements green threads for Node.js. A green thread is a lightweight kind of worker. It has its own V8 isolate with no Node.js APIs. They run on...
github.com
November 13, 2026 at 1:39 AM
@jasnell.me has posted a PR for an experimental 'Green Threads' implementation for @nodejs.org
It's a lightweight kind of worker with its own V8 isolate and no node APIs. Consumes 2–6× less memory than regular worker threads, with startup up to 80× faster!
github.com/nodejs/node/...
It's a lightweight kind of worker with its own V8 isolate and no node APIs. Consumes 2–6× less memory than regular worker threads, with startup up to 80× faster!
github.com/nodejs/node/...