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mrocklin.bsky.social @mrocklin.bsky.social · 28/01/2026
Some thoughts after having spoken to a bunch of people exploring AI development matthewrocklin.com/ai-beginners/
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We're All Beginners Again - Matthew Rocklin
Everyone feels behind on AI, but no one is ahead. That shared beginner status is what makes this moment so fun.
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mrocklin.bsky.social @mrocklin.bsky.social · 26/01/2026
Claude Chic: A Claude drop-in with updated UX and multi-agent support. Also what I've been obsessively building the last two weeks 🙂. Enjoy! matthewrocklin.com/introducing-...
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Introducing Claude Chic - Matthew Rocklin
A Claude code drop-in with updated UX and multi-agent support
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mrocklin.bsky.social @mrocklin.bsky.social · 05/01/2026
How I work with AI today matthewrocklin.com/ai-zealotry/
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AI Zealotry - Matthew Rocklin
How I write with AI today
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mrocklin.bsky.social @mrocklin.bsky.social · 24/07/2025
Recent tiny blogpost. I mourn Twitter-that-was, and a culture of working in public beyond just the sharing successes and announcements that I see on LinkedIn. matthewrocklin.com/fail-in-public (although admittedly this probably is less relevant to the BlueSky crowd)
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mrocklin.bsky.social @mrocklin.bsky.social · 14/07/2025
Last month I walked across Spain. Here are some reflections from the experience. matthewrocklin.com/camino.html
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I Walked Across Spain
Last month I walked across Spain, east to west, following the historic Camino de Santiago, a historic pilgrimage route travelled by thousands of people a year. It was an experience. Since returning...
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mrocklin.bsky.social @mrocklin.bsky.social · 09/01/2025
Short Post: Hammers and Nailguns matthewrocklin.com/hammers-and-... Some tools have clear and specific uses, some don't. Surprisingly, it's often the ones that don't have a clear use that we use the most.
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Hammers and Nailguns
People often ask me, “What is your tool for?” They want an answer like “AI” or “ETL” or “Training Models”. They want a clean and specific application for easy comparison. I, of course, do not give ...
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mrocklin.bsky.social @mrocklin.bsky.social · 06/01/2025
Coiled 2024 in Review docs.coiled.io/blog/2024-eo... It’s the time when companies issue year-end summaries, acclaiming success (or not), and forecasting incredible growth for the next year (or not). I thought I’d do something similar for Coiled. It’s been a significant year for us ...
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Coiled 2024 in Review
Coiled's 2024 in review. Where we started, what we did, and where we're going.
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mrocklin.bsky.social @mrocklin.bsky.social · 04/12/2024
New Post: Cloud Computing is Broken matthewrocklin.com/cloud-is-bro... Investor asks: "What's next for Data/Cloud Infrastructure?" My answer: "Boring stuff. People struggle with basics." Cloud today feels like MP3 players before the iPod. In theory everything is good. In practice adoption is low
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Cloud Computing is Broken
Introduction: Recently I was chatting with an investor about the market and they asked: What do you see coming for the world of Data/Cloud/Compute Infrastructure? Is there some new dataframe librar...
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mrocklin.bsky.social @mrocklin.bsky.social · 28/11/2024
Driving from Austin TX to Oakland CA for Thanksgiving (I like long drives) Cheapest gas: $2.39 in Lubbock, TX Most expensive gas: $5.99 in Needles, CA Not that I use gas (⚡) but it's interesting to observe the shift around the county.
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mrocklin.bsky.social @mrocklin.bsky.social · 21/11/2024
New Post: SLURM-Style Job Arrays on the Cloud docs.coiled.io/blog/slurm-j... HPC Job scripts were the first form of parallelism I ever used as a graduate student. They're dead simple and accessible to almost anyone. We replicated the API with Coiled. It feels pretty slick to me 🙂
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SLURM-Style Job Arrays on the Cloud with Coiled
Matthew Rocklin 2024-11-19 3 min read SLURM and other job schedulers have made it easy to run scripts on HPC systems for decades. Job scripts are straightforward and solve a common problem in a way...
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