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Atlassian just confirmed 1,600 layoffs with 900+ coming from engineering But I'm hearing the real story from inside Sources say they've been running "knowledge extraction sprints" for 6 months - recording every senior engineer's screen, logging their prompts, documenting their debugging workflows One architect told me they made him walk through his entire microservices decision tree while they filmed it. Called it "knowledge transfer for the transition team" The transition team? 47 contractors in Bangalore with access to his recorded sessions and a Claude Enterprise subscription Same architect just found out his replacement starts Monday. Guy makes $28k annually and ships code 40% faster using the exact prompt libraries they extracted They're not just cutting headcount - they're systematizing 15 years of engineering expertise into training data The "strategic AI focus" isn't about building AI products It's about replacing their entire engineering culture with agents trained on their senior engineers' knowledge Word is the CTO replacement already has the playbook: extract, document, offshore, automate If you're still there and they ask you to "document your processes for the team" - RUN The knowledge extraction is complete

langchain meetup in Argentina!

@CamBrazy3 sprites ftw!

OpenClaw will get eaten by… SSH wiseguyai.com/blog/2026/02/1…

@manuelsoria_ muy bueno!

using my kindle as control center for claude / codex, limits, approvals & more finally my dad won’t say I’m hurting my eyes by working on tech, and I can look intellectual at a coffee

Claude Code hack night in BA! Join us for an evening of heads-down hacking and sharing our Claude Code setups. luma.com/m5ok5mgx

@karrisaarinen @linear this is great Karri! would it be possible to create issues from voice notes? that would it make it so much easier while on the phone

We’ve heard from a lot of you that the @linear Agent in Slack feels magical. You also told us it should be available to everyone, so it’s now included in every plan, including Basic and Free. Just mention @linear in Slack channels & threads and you’re good to go.

@tadeodonegana @LangChain @BraceSproul @hwchase17 great walkthrough Tade!

I’ve been using @LangChain Agent Builder since the beta, and now that it’s officially launched I wanted to share how I’ve been using it in practice and some feedback. cc: @BraceSproul @hwchase17

Claude Code is the new us-east-1.

@Replit is there any easy way to auto deploy upon any changes to 'main'?

@bcherny would be great to incorporate plugins on demand for a certain session i.e. incorporating the 'compound engineering' or 'feature-dev' plugin when developing a complex feature if not working on a large feature it is a big prompt overhead to add all the subagents and skills

@bcherny can we get selective MCP access between claude code subagents? something like this github.com/roddutra/agent… natively supported in CC? its kind of hard right now to enable mcps since they will crowd the context for every unrelated request

@bcherny is there any other way of being selective as to which agent has access to which tools in the prompt?

imagine running claude code with opus 4.5 here

@manuelsoria_ @maraoz jaja spread the word!

@maraoz Brought The Master and His Emissary over to Patagonia for January read @fpingham 🫡

Favorite Books of 2025 maraoz.com/books-2025/

Coderabbit just flagged a critical error after refusing to believe OpenAI's model naming scheme could get this involved

@manuelsoria_ fantastic product definition! might order one

ok preordered this main reason is my mind is very sharp when I go out for a run, and it's very tedious to take notes this has: - one-time (no subscription) - no charging for years - only records when pressing button (my abandoned local llm realtime agent will have to wait)

@BlondB00 in the span of a few weeks you have become my favorite tw account simply world class

eternal life belongs solely to Him who bore all life from His very bosom. the rest is contingent fodder. things. little hairs on the whale’s back. after all, you will return to Him. like it or not, it will happen. no high-brow oxford or cambridge union debate could get you out of this one. no pungent atheist could scream loud enough his anti-truth. no agnostic could ever dilly-dally himself into a safe and hedging “non-committal” with this one. it’s set in stone. start your day with it in mind. it’ll devolve the most catastrophic calamity in your eyes into petty child play. all your great worldly tragedies will become babies. cute unfoldings, relative to what will happen on Judgement Day. and Judgement Day is coming, ladies and gentlemen. invest to protect yourself from the ultimate loss, the one of the afterlife—that one actually matters.

@manuelsoria_ @BlondB00

@fpingham @BlondB00 man you can’t have a GK Chesterton quote for just everything it’s just not fair some would suggest as an LLM-native guy you have crafted a multimodal vectordb for getting exactly the right quote with all his writings but I know that’s just embedded in your own memory

kids understand camus’ myth of sisyphus so viscerally that—if you ever cared to notice—they’re ready to keep replaying exactly the same game over and over again managing to stay impeccably entertained without any deviation or diversion. kids are monks, and adults are nothing but kid monks that have grown to lose their monk-hood.

@BlondB00 okokok followed

but do you actually know why fornication, greed, gluttony, sloth, wrath, envy are actual sins? do you know the genuine reason? because they scatter one into multiplicity. because, in order to see God, one is to maintain a wholly God-receptive one-pointedness, and distractions kill that. because they are lower loves that obstruct one from the higher loves. because they fill the soul up with fodder and image—and God disdains to manifest in anything other than the most empty of voids. so, in order to become righteous, empty yourself.