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Theu just got listed as an OpenCode provider today: https://models.sulat.com/providers/regolo-ai

Yep, I have it running multiple OpenClaw instances all day. No issues.

It also has GLM-5 hidden under a turbo router.

(Guide on how to enable it below): https://ai.sulat.com/fireworks-ai-the-ai-infrastructure-comp...

> CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_ADAPTIVE_THINKING

Why not just give people the abiltiy ot set a default thinking level instead of manually setting it to `max` all the time.

DZRH being on Hacker News was not on my 2026 bingo card.

Still love CircleCI. They're one of the most mature in the space. Not as flashy as GHA but gets the job done.

From https://www.reddit.com/r/aws/comments/1qpwecg/amazons_projec...

> It's devastating for the AWS community. Ross Barich and Jason Dunn have done so much to build and support the AWS Hero and AWS Community Builder programs and both were fired by 3am text message. Sigh.

If you check out the comments on Jeff's LI post, you'll see how much he is loved by the entire AWS community.

Highlights from Dax Raad's interview on OpenCode — the terminal architecture, Anthropic blocking drama, and open source business models

Most interesting: they built a custom terminal UI framework in Zig (OpenTUI) because existing tools like Ink were "more like a proof of concept."

On the blocks: "Any block they tried to put out, within 15-20 minutes someone found a workaround."

Remember when selecting all elements with a class required 15 lines of browser-sniffing JavaScript?

jQuery turned that into $('.intro').hide(). One line. Worked everywhere. And there was a codepen you can bookmark too.

Wrote a piece on jQuery's 20th birthday, a part history lesson, part love letter to the library that made web dev feel magical.

Ryan Dahl created Node.js. Then admitted he got it wrong and built Deno to fix it.

Now he says the era of writing code is over.

When someone who's willing to torch their own legacy says something's dead, maybe listen?

Collected what Karpathy, DHH, Stroustrup, and others think too.

Laravel shipped an official MCP server before Rails, Django, or any other major framework. I cracked it open to see how it works.

Turns out it's not magic: It's a well-built MCP server that exposes the web framework's app's internals through JSON-RPC. Database schemas, routes, config, error logs, even browser console errors. Laravel Boost was also one of the first plugins to get published in Claude Code's official marketplace.

Laravel shipped an official MCP server before Rails, Django, or any other major framework. I cracked it open to see how it works.

Turns out it's not magic—it's a well-built MCP server that exposes the web framework's app's internals through JSON-RPC. Database schemas, routes, config, error logs, even browser console errors. Laravel Boost was also one of the first plugins to get published in Claude Code's official marketplace.

After 14 years of coding, the bottleneck isn't code anymore. It's specs.

Nader Dabit runs five agent loops in perpetuity now. The code writes itself — but only if you tell it exactly what to write.

I put together a practical guide to running autonomous coding sessions that span multiple context windows and keep making progress while you're away from your keyboard.

OpenAI's CFO published detailed financials showing a near-linear relationship between compute capacity and revenue: ~$10B per gigawatt, consistent across 2023-2025.

Key numbers:

- 2023: 0.2 GW compute, $2B revenue

- 2024: 0.6 GW compute, $6B revenue

- 2025: 1.9 GW compute, $20B+ revenue

They're introducing ads to ChatGPT's free tier (Altman previously called AI ads "uniquely unsettling"). Still burning ~$9B/year with profitability targeted for 2029-2030.

The business model is essentially: subscriptions + API + ads + healthcare vertical + commerce. They're speedrunning what took Google/Meta a decade.

Interesting strategic detail: they're diversifying compute providers away from Microsoft dependency, which explains the Stargate project with SoftBank.

thank you. I look forward to dissecting your future concoctions!