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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 26/09/2026

Are you selling a course yet? 😉

Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 15/07/2026

I’m curious, what was your setup for this? Did you have an existing list of issues you pointed it to work through, or was identifying them part of the exercise here?

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 14/07/2026

It’s nice to have a type system that works for you 🙂

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Adam Chalmers @adamchalmers.com · 16/06/2026

Who wants to sponsor Austin Systems this Wednesday? Are you trying to hire talented, passionate programmers? $250 pays for their pizza and gets you 5 minutes to talk about your company and why people should apply to you. Very high signal-to-noise.

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 13/06/2026

That would make for a great blog post, I’d love to hear about the lessons you’ve learned given the scale I imagine you’ve got at the work

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 13/06/2026

So think along the lines of “I handled a gRPC request, and now I need to do some post-processing” such as sending emails when a user signs up, or maybe charging via Stripe. Basically anything that would fit a riverqueue.com shaped job

riverqueue.com

River - Fast, reliable background jobs in Go

Atomic, transaction-safe job queueing for Go applications. Backed by PostgreSQL and built to scale. River provides fast, reliable background job processing for Go applications.

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 13/06/2026

@rednafi.com I’ve been digging through a bunch of your excellent blog posts recently, your writing is definitely some of the clearest thinking I’ve seen in a while around separating the different concerns. I was curious if you’d done thinking about applying this thinking to background processing?

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 11/06/2026

I love that you’re doing this btw, really great resource especially for first time speakers

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 10/06/2026

Appreciate it, I’ll take this for a spin!

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 10/06/2026

Gotcha, for yourself have you ended up encoding any of the jj workflows into skills (I suppose I’m assuming you let agents commit for you, which may not be true), or just rolling with it?

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 10/06/2026

Sorry for asking out of the blue, I’ve just caught a few of your recent podcast appearances and talks where you’ve talked about jj, and so I thought I’d reach out

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 10/06/2026

@steveklabnik.com have you found any need to teach the AI agents how to use jj, or are you finding that their training corpus has caught up and it mostly just works? I don’t have enough hands on time with these to have a sense for this, so I figured I’d ask someone who probably does

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 07/06/2026

I’ve been wondering the same thing for the same reasons, curious if you end up coming across anything! I’ll say, I’ve toyed with the idea of “translating” Pi to Go both as a learning experience and to scratch this very itch, might just have to roll up my sleeves and get it done

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 31/05/2026

@justingarrison.com I think this might resonate with you given your recent blog post: justingarrison.com/blog/2026-05...

justingarrison.com

Your Slop, My Sludge

Throwing shit at the wall. I'm the wall.

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 31/05/2026

I love this blog post with my whole heart, you’ve really distilled into essence the problem we’re facing as an industry, bravo!

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 17/05/2026

I’m curious, who does have new ideas in this space?

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 29/04/2026

Which promise did/does it break?

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 28/04/2026

Outstanding work, congratulations!

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 28/04/2026

I believe this is what the industry calls a “game changer”:

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Filippo Valsorda @filippo.abyssdomain.expert · 28/04/2026

A bit over two years after starting to work on it... Go is officially FIPS 140-3 certified 💥 csrc.nist.gov/projects/cry... I am pretty confident Go is now one of the most—if not the most—seamless and complete FIPS 140-3 compliance solutions... with a single env var, out of the box.

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 09/04/2026

Curious - are you using 5.3 Codex or 5.4? Or maybe one of the prior models?

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 09/04/2026

I too have found them in private code bases, but perhaps more importantly, in public ones and somewhat important ones at that (not that somehow makes them immune to bugs or anything). This talk in particular helped drive it home for my how this is the new norm: m.youtube.com/watch?v=1sd2...

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Nicholas Carlini - Black-hat LLMs | [un]prompted 2026

YouTube video by unprompted

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 08/04/2026

Oof. Fair enough, I meant more in code you didn’t write, but that does count also I suppose 🙂

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 08/04/2026

Honest question: how many vulnerabilities have you found with Opus?

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 10/11/2025

I wonder if @digitalocean.com Kubernetes Service is listed there? that was a fun time to be building!

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 23/10/2025

Did you come across any other restaurants you might recommend? Will be visiting Edinburgh within the week, and always interested in recommendations 🙂

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 30/09/2025

All Systems Go is one of my favorite conferences to watch for sure:

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 26/06/2025

I’m sure it already came up, but just in case, uv is your best friend: docs.astral.sh/uv/ uv

docs.astral.sh

uv is an extremely fast Python package and project manager, written in Rust.

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 19/06/2025

This is art, hang it in the Louvre!

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Karen Chu @karenchu.online · 09/06/2025

Hey ☁️ #cloudnative ☁️friends!! ✨ big news from Apple today ✨ Want a native way to build Linux containers on Apple hardware? Now you can ✅ — check out the new open source #containerization framework: 👏 github.com/apple/contai... 👏 github.com/apple/contai... Fun fact: it’s written in @swift.org 🙌

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 14/05/2025

Congrats Nanci, that’s fantastic news!

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 31/01/2025

It’s pretty nifty, I too learned about it only fairly recently, and have been spreading the good word ever since 😄 I should note that it breaks down immediately if you change the “good first issue” label in any way (including adding an emoji to it or something)

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 27/11/2024

Justin’s a real one, I would definitely donate for a good cause if I had one:

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Joonas Bergius @joonas.bergi.us · 20/11/2024

This is exactly the review I needed, thank you

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wasmCloud @wasmcloud.com · 11/11/2024

Monday AM @ #WasmCon is all about workshops 🛠️ First up our Bailey Hayes and Taylor Thomas invite you to choose how, where + what you deploy with Wasm using @CloudNativeFdn wasmCloud and other Wasm native tooling like wasi-virt, wasm-tools + more! 9-10.15am, 355 E-F sched.co/1iTb5

Choose Your Own Adventure is the 1st workshop on the agenda at WasmCon. It will be presented by Bailey Hayes and Taylor Thomas, wasmCloud project maintainers.

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