Tech digest
It’s not all slop and slot machines this week; from semantic code struggles to AI’s peculiar penchant for olive oil pandemonium, here’s the lowdown.
The blog explores the misplaced overconfidence in AI agents for software development, comparing their statistical tricks to slot machine-like results. Despite their utility in prototypes, AI’s limitations are stark in production-grade environments.
DeepSeek Reasonix, DeepSeek Native Coding Agent with High Caching and Low Cost
DeepSeek is rebranded, cutting costs and boosting functionality. While some rejoice in the savings, critics ponder if quality matches up.
Memory Has Grown to Nearly Two-Thirds of AI Chip Component Costs
A dive into the rising costs of AI chip components, where memory now overshadows other elements.
The Four-Day Workweek in Australia: Insights from Early Adopters of 100:80:100
An exposé on Australia’s leap to a four-day workweek. It discusses the promised land of work-life balance and sustained productivity.
A sharp analysis of leaving Go for Rust, touching on language trade-offs and migration pain points.
Azure digest
Azure’s cosmos is expanding in diverse directions, from open-sourced classics to hypothetical introspections.
Microsoft’s 6502 BASIC is Now Open Source (2025)
Plan Ahead Open Source Release
Azure DevOps Microsoft GitHub
Microsoft breathes new life into a computing relic, making 6502 BASIC open-source. Expect nostalgia and elbow room for education.
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