Paul Biggar

Over the Christmas break, I – or Claude Code perhaps – built a full optimizing compiler for Darklang, a language I've worked on since 2016 which has never had a compiler.

Ireland gets a lot of support and a lot of love from the international and Palestinian communities for our support for a Free Palestine.

A little-discussed detail in the Lavender AI article is that Israel is killing people based on being in the same Whatsapp group [1] as a suspected militant [2].

Press Release: https://techforpalestine.org/press-release "we don’t have the right to show humanity towards Palestinians without being silenced or cancelled" - venture backed tech founder, in personal message to me Tech For Palestine (Twitter, Github) is a

I can't sleep.

What happens when a small band of crypto enthusiasts, with innovative ideas around federation and moderation for a distributed social media protocol, find 10,000 left wing shitposters playing in their demo instance?

Again this year, funding for open source is making noise.

Last week Vanity Fair published a pretty intense article (an excerpt from Emily Chang’s upcoming “Brotopia”) about Silicon Valley’s sex parties.

Does anyone else think it was kinda insane that people suggested Peter Thiel should be fired from Facebook’s board and as a Y Combinator advisor?

I made a URL shortener for Hacker News.

Hkrn.ws is a URL shortener for hacker news.

For the last 4 years, my creative juices have mostly been applied to writing about CircleCI, the developer ecosystem, and Continuous Delivery.

Last week, I wrote It’s the Future, a piece that satirized the container ecosystem, lightly mocking Docker and Google and CoreOS and a bunch of other technologies.

Hey, my boss said to talk to you — I hear you know a lot about web apps?

There’s a lot of challenges in testing your code against 3rd party APIs, so I’m going to explain some best practices that we’ve come up with or seen customers use over time at CircleCI.