1960s: "COBOL will let non-programmers make the software!" 1980s: "4GLs will let non-programmers make the software!" 2000s: "UML will let non-programmers make the software!" 2020s: "AI will let non-programmers make the software!"

Go&see on how Qonto leverages #LeanTech to accelerate their product&tech teams. “We don’t have QAs at Qonto, unlike at some previous experiences. And the quality is much much higher”

"Oh, you're just a gPt WrApPeR???" You mean someone who actually ships value to a user by using commoditized technology?

Don't miss out the talk by Fabrice Bernhard and Yann Leflour telling the story of how they migrated an app from Swift to React Native using LLMs! 🤯 Get a little glimpse into the future of how GenAI will help developers go at 10X speeds! 🏎️ youtu.be/sz_Sfs-2-4Y?si…

llms.txt and MCP feels like the beginning of the AI internet protocol stack. As these conventions proliferate, the network gets more powerful and intelligent, and a lot more applications become possible.

this is mind-blowing... google maps rendered like a video game.. control light, clouds, and locations with three.js

"Economics" is just "making things." Making things has two parts: coordinating the making of things, and making them. The US used to make most things. We would both coordinate the making and do the making. At some point we realized in our brilliance that it is more capital

The "AI uses too much energy" argument is also exhausting. We're seeing the largest slope change in clean energy in US history literally because of AI. In some decades we're going to be sitting on dozens of new nuclear reactors that probably wouldn't have happened without AI.

politico.eu/article/huge-b… Remember that time (4 months ago) when the German researchers showed an element of German power control used unauthenticated RF and they could probably cause load fluctuations that could unbalance the grid? Me either :) media.ccc.de/v/38c3-blinken…

One state ***increased*** its reading literacy for the bottom 10% of students while 49 other states let standards keep slipping. It was the poorest state in the country, Mississippi. In 2013 they enacted a rule where at 4th grade if you can’t read, you repeat until you can.

Beyang “amp, could you check the git blame and passive aggressively call out that person over slack” — great mcp tool use use case

This is what an erupting volcano looks like from space. 📽: NASA Johnson

"I like putting eval in places it shouldn't be as a hobby"

We have reproduced "ToolShell", the unauthenticated exploit chain for CVE-2025-49706 + CVE-2025-49704 used by Khoa Dinh to pop SharePoint at #Pwn2Own Berlin 2025, it's really just one request! Kudos to Markus Wulftange

🙌 Remembering Ryan Weaver: Teacher, Core Team Member, Friend ➡️ symfony.com/blog/rememberi…

The memes are on point today

🔍Get a practitioner’s guide to accelerating legacy modernisations with AI. Fabrice Bernhard will share hard-won lessons from his experience at TechLead Conference. November 28, London

300 deployments in production per day at Qonto - Meetup #LeanTech Paris