Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 27/09/2026Mistral Vibe was not competitive for quite a while. But with GLM 5.3 that has changed. 000
Reposted by Philipp StrubeMatteo Gabriele @matteogabriele.npmx.social · 26/09/2026My AI contribution policy has been improved and is now part of ai-policy.dev, an open-source collection of AI policies. It's not a silver bullet. You can't enforce a policy programmatically, but it helps you and everyone contributing understand where your project stands.ai-policy.devHuman Responsible · AI Contribution PoliciesYour tools are your business, but everything you submit must be yours. 3495
Reposted by Philipp StrubeFrederic Branczyk @brancz.com · 17/08/2026🚀 Polar Signals is Joining Dash0! 🧊 I could not be more excited to bring continuous profiling to even more companies as well as take our database and make it the best foundation it can be for all of Observability! www.polarsignals.com/blog/posts/2...polarsignals.comPolar Signals is Joining Dash0 | Polar SignalsThe next chapter for continuous profiling, our database, and the team 8403
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 12/08/2026No watermark necessary to disclose this is AI generated, I'd never be using a Mac with Windows or smile. 000
Reposted by Philipp StrubeAlexis Richardson @monadic.bsky.social · 06/08/2026cloud native folks have you tried confighub yet? www.confighub.com/blog/simpler...confighub.comSimpler, Faster and Safer Changes with ConfigHubA hands-on tour of ConfigHub: change the base, promote to dev and prod, and release when you are ready, without clobbering each team's changes. 001
Reposted by Philipp StrubeSpoon & Tamago @spoon-tamago.bsky.social · 05/08/2026Japanese brewery YO-HO Brewing has created a glass that forces you to drink the same amount of water as beer 0133
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 04/08/2026It's 2026, your CI/CD still requires an approval step to deploy to prod but has no validation of changes in lower environments. You decide to build a software factory next, because your business units need to vibe code apps.static.klipy.comAnger Management: Happy to AngryALT: Anger Management: Happy to Angry 020
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 21/07/2026As far as workspace looks go I'm still in the 2010s, but never have I ever had four screens. Quite like the picture though. 000
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 10/07/2026Nobody: Zed agent + Devstral-Medium: I still have extra closing braces. Let me loop and add some more... 000
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 10/07/2026Why not have Claude fix all the bugs in the Zig implementation instead of creating a new set of bugs in a Rust rewrite? 100
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 28/06/2026So the best the IT experts at DB can come up with in 2026 is a maintenance window? I had two touchpoints with DB IT. I'm not surprised. www.heise.de/en/news/Rail...heise.deRailway failure: Maintenance only from 0 to 4 AM in futureOn Wednesday night, all Deutsche Bahn trains were stopped – because a switch was being replaced, the company now says. 000
Reposted by Philipp StrubePolar Signals @polarsignals.com · 24/06/2026Two of our favorite things on the blog today: 1) Experimenting with cutting-edge GPU-accelerated columnar storage. 🚀 2) Dogfooding our GPU Profiler. 📊 Let us know what you think! www.polarsignals.com/blog/posts/2...polarsignals.comMy Journey Optimizing a CUDA Kernel with Polar Signals | Polar SignalsA storage engineer's descent into warp stalls, memory throttles, and aligned stores 043
Reposted by Philipp StrubeEdwin Heathcote @edwinheathcote.bsky.social · 23/06/2026I saw this referred to as the Strait of Warm Ooze. Very good. 8666661357
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 13/06/2026Is the world ready for German startup names? Gemini certainly thinks so. > If you have the guts to own the narrative, ausgetobt is a legendary startup name. 210
Reposted by Philipp StrubeFrederic Branczyk @brancz.com · 10/06/2026Today we're launching the missing piece for GPU profiling in open source. The team has really outdone themselves in this one! 0102
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 10/06/2026I was today years old when I learned Snyk stands for So now you know. www.slideshare.net/slideshow/sn...slideshare.netClient Challenge 010
Reposted by Philipp StrubeEurosky Social @eurosky.social · 09/06/202609.06.2026 - release 1 of 3 Sovereign social infrastructure, one layer at a time. We’re now mirroring the did:plc directory - where identities live - on European infrastructure: plc.eurosky.network Decentralisation means not depending on a single directory.plc.eurosky.network 1033786
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 08/06/2026It's a security SaaS, it uses AI to prevent backdoor access. It's called jAnus after the Roman god of doors and portals. 010
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 05/06/2026Anthropic: We're ahead, everyone stop innovating, because we must IPO. Also something-something end of the world. 010
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 05/06/2026At risk of having to fork data-star.dev because upstream doesn't believe in the usefulness of diverse HTTP status codes...data-star.devDatastarThe hypermedia framework. 000
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 04/06/2026In case you were thinking about blindly following Gemini instructions about using TPM to automatically decrypt your LUKS2 partitions at boot time, don't. 110
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 02/06/2026The green is pretty but too much stealth prototyping clearly cronotype.vercel.app/pstcronotype.vercel.app@pst · CronotypeView @pst's commit-time rhythm. 000
Reposted by Philipp StrubeBrian Grant @bgrant0607.bsky.social · 01/06/2026ConfigHub isn't the first configuration-as-data tool I created. In this post, I explain the evolution from kustomize to kpt to porch to ConfigHub, how the tools are different, and what led to the development of each. medium.com/@bgrant0607/... #Kubernetes #Kustomizemedium.comKustomize, Kpt, Porch, and ConfigHubHow Kustomize, Kpt, Porch, and ConfigHub are different, and why each one was created. 021
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 29/05/2026What I prompt vs. what I think: "We have to... And when I say we, I mean you."static.klipy.comMickey Haller: It Doesn't Matter What I ThinkALT: Mickey Haller: It Doesn't Matter What I Think 000
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 29/05/2026Do I like Zed more than VSCode? Absolutely. Does it annoy me that something breaks every update? Enough to use VSCode again. 010
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 27/05/2026Didn't have compression enabled for my SSE responses and it makes a world of a difference between Japan and my Minikube in my home office in Germany. Some responses went from 500 to 250ms. Feeling stupid. 000
Reposted by Philipp StrubeDamianM @damianm.com · 24/05/2026Fun with benchmarking different message brokers. @synadia.bsky.social NATS is really fast! damianm.com/posts/2026/f...damianm.comFun with Nimbus Benchmarks - NATS is Fast! | Damian MaclennanFor fun and curiosity, I recently decided to build a little console app to run some benchmarks across the various transports. It was driven by finishing up the NATS implementation, I knew that NATS is... 022
Reposted by Philipp Strubefraser ramon @fraserramon.bsky.social · 13/05/2026More like bring me the Verizon 83403454
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 08/05/2026Given the financials, that Open AI for profit lawsuit seems mostly hypothetical. 000
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 06/05/2026demo.synkro.cloud uses kcp-dev/generic-controlplane backed by Scaleway managed NATS via k3s-io/kine and the only concern I've had so far is that Scaleway assumes a one size fits all with incredibly low max consumer and storage quota and no way to upgrade to a higher plan. 130
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 03/05/2026OH: They didn't tell me there would be no diagrams in the audio book. 000
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 25/04/2026The pagerduty book is useful because you have something to throw when the alarm goes off. 010
Reposted by Philipp StrubeJimmy Zelinskie @jimmy.zelinskie.com · 17/04/2026who decided to call it firecracker-containerd and not crackernetes? 183
Philipp Strube @pst.blue · 15/04/2026Love it! youtube.com/watch?v=mRJJ...youtube.comEp. 1: Can Gen Z Take A Joke? | Mark Normand | Human TrialsYouTube video by Human Trials 000