Senior Software Engineer @ Wolt/DoorDash
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Joined August 2010
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I wonder whether Anthropic gets paid by other companies so that Claude refuses to reverse engineer their software
Fun Fact: The parent company of the organizers of the next app devCon actually owns the City Cube in Berlin.
I guess one learning of the explosion of slop code is that despite it, most software still works. Apparently we didn't need all that clean code 🤷♂️
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AI agents can ship PRs faster than anyone can review them. How do you stop the slop from reaching prod? ⚠️
@ue_man shares patterns from Wolt at agentic codingCon Berlin.
Learn more: eu1.hubs.ly/H0ykBLH0 #nextapp26 #AgenticAI
To be fair, the picture of Osnabrück (first picture) doesn't show the pretty parts of the city center. We have a little bit of old town and a river crossing the city center
meanwhile, this is how the average german city centre looks now
shops are closing left and right, buildings as old as my grandparents, no new investments into anything
with china now dominating manufacturing, and the massive brain drain, the next logical step is possibly taxation by citizenship
(the leftist party already campaigned on this during covid but it was deemed inconstitutional)
the part that i don't understand is why germany isn't focusing on getting more high-skilled labor into the country
in my last freelance position, i was working with a couple of indian and polish people, equally hard working
similarly, there are tons of people here in southeast asia as well as latin america, populaitons who are much more culturally aligned when it comes to religion, openess, work ethic, etc., who die for a chance of working in germany
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Godot's Third Person Shooter demo, ported to Flutter Scene as a fun stress test.
Running in Flutter 3.47 on Flutter GPU and Impeller, the built-in graphics stack.
617 MiB of cooked content. 1,795,763 unique vertices, 659,079 unique triangles, 320 collision meshes, 23 punctual lights. Converted to Scene's own scene description format for AOT baking.
The lighting doesn't look as moody as the original and needs a bunch of adjusting. Way too much light spilling in from the environment map... But a pretty decent port so far!
LLMs now do the right thing without skills surprisingly often. You might be surprised how many skills you can get rid of
My favorite conspiracy theory is that this is done to bloat token output since input and output tokens are paid for by the user
I took a train ride today and the guy next to me created a presentation based on an email without AI like a caveman. And all that was for a pretty big food company.
Folks, we're still in the early phase of AI!
Anthropic is IPOing now since companies are starting to take measures to limit or even reduce AI spend. OpenAI is probably wrong in not doing an IPO now
From what I'm seeing and hearing this seems to be the new industry standard and it's not just Uber setting these limits
Uber reportedly now caps coding agents at $1,500/month per employee per tool - seems sensible to me, but it's also an interesting hint at the value Uber thinks these tools are providing
simonwillison.net/2026/Jun/3…
Multiple things about AI are true at the same time in big companies:
- It's still in the adoption phase and not widely used
- AI still does not significantly increase productivity
- It's already used a ton and thus it's expensive enough for leaders to put limits on it
So I can become a principal engineer by saying yes to everyone?
