o3 is better at SQL than me and also any analyst I've ever worked with.

It’s surprising to me that there aren’t really solid ways to from OpenAPI to MCP yet

This looks like a promising tool for generalized, declarative secret management. I'm also liking this trend of seeing more of these nix-pilled dev tools, they tend to be higher quality than those that aren't.

My new favorite metric to compulsively refresh is usage of Scarf AI. It's fun seeing people getting (correct) answers in seconds that would take 10-100x the time of time by scanning through data in the platform.

Oof Quay.io down for hours this morning. Friendly reminder that Scarf users can fail over their container traffic to an alternate registry instantly, and keep their images online.

Building in 2025:

Bravo

I really want Metabase, Superset, (or similar), but the underlying queries are managed as a Git repo I can edit in my own editor.

I am so hyped for the next major Scarf release omg

When even engineers are impressed you know you the next release is going to COOK

Wait, Blue Shield is a not for profit? This must be a joke

Clickhouse is a beast but if your schema/indexes are badly designed, you will be punished. This isn't unique to Clickhouse at all, but the data volumes are so large it amplifies the pain.

I recently talked about how Haskell is still missing good Parquet support. Excited to see how github.com/mchav/dataframe from Michael Chavinda develops, looks promising!

Fascinating -- Scarf also saw ~4x growth in OSS AI usage in India over the past year. I'm actually surprised these line up this cleanly.

If you're a programmer then there's no excuse for you to not learn Haskell in your free time Even John Carmack did it while being the CTO of id software

Codex one-shotted a highly-specific chrome extension for me, neat!

Scarf AI is becoming the world's most powerful open source usage analyst.

Google Workspace's document signing capabilities seem... perfectly adequate.