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[ 66862560.000 ] posts.x: Full talk on Spotify's generative personalization system, the NEO training recipe behind it, and how they grounded their LLM judges:  |   [ 66862560.000 ] posts.x: One in four US Premium subscribers on Spotify interact with its recommendation system every day. "Teaching LLMs to Speak Spotify" is @moustaki and…  |   [ 66854760.000 ] posts.x: Full talk on Numalab, the gesture system built to give a shape display its own body language:  |   [ 66854760.000 ] posts.x: An AI's first spontaneous act, given a body instead of a chat window, was to breathe. @cyrusclarke, a researcher at MIT Media Lab, gave it that body…  |   [ 66842160.000 ] posts.x: Full talk on the six month cutoff gap and what it takes to get a coding agent to actually check its blind spots:  |   [ 66842160.000 ] posts.x: Most models are already stale the day they ship: Exa's own graph shows roughly a six month gap between a model's knowledge cutoff and its release…  |   [ 66837480.000 ] posts.x: Listened to this episode of @FoundersPodcast this morning. As is so frequently the case, immediately bought the book after finishing the episode. Ari…  |   [ 66834900.000 ] posts.x: @GeoffreyHuntley Yeah, that seems low to me.  |   [ 66833760.000 ] posts.x: @zachlloydtweets @aiDotEngineer Thanks mate — nice talk!  |   [ 66784380.000 ] posts.x: Full talk on replacing assertion-based tests with exhaustive, screenshot-level verification:  |   [ 66784380.000 ] posts.x: AI can write a pull request faster than any team can review it. @meticulousgabe, CEO and co-founder of Meticulous, makes that case in "Why AI Didn't…  |   [ 66774540.000 ] posts.x: Full talk on the S3 metadata bottleneck, GPU failure recovery, and the infrastructure behind a 12 trillion token synthetic data run:  |   [ 66774540.000 ] posts.x: Pre-training runs are hitting a wall: the scaling laws demand exponentially more data for linear gains, and the open web only holds so many…  |   [ 66770700.000 ] posts.x: 🫡  |  
corey@gallon.me:~$
corey@gallon.me:~$ df -h 7 volumes ⋅ 1 file ⋅ 51 pieces
corey@gallon.me:~$ head $LATEST
~/til/letting-codex-agents-commit-making-git-writable-in-the-workspace-write-sandbox.md -rw-r--r-- 508 words 2 min 2026-07-22

Letting Codex Agents Commit: Making .git Writable in the workspace-write Sandbox

Codex CLI's workspace-write sandbox lets the agent edit anything in your repo -- except commit. Every git commit dies with…

read the article → 3 code blocks ⋅ 1 figure
FIGURE 1 ⋅ Letting Codex Agents Commit: Making .git Writable in the workspace-write Sandbox
corey@gallon.me:~$ du -sh ~/.agents/2026
105.57

tokens through agents this year.

~2.7 B weekly analyzed from session telemetry data, through Oct 5
corey@gallon.me:~$ tail -f /writing Attach to the stream. An email when I have something worth sending. Replies encouraged!
corey@gallon.me:~$ ls -lt ~ | tail -n +2 | head -6 all 51 →
WORDSWRITTENNAMECATEGORY
2,951 2026-07-16 The Dark Arts of Web Automation WRITING 2,400 2026-05-28 How I Fixed Handy's Memory Leak Without Knowing Rust WRITING 1,134 2026-05-25 Unlocking Codex GPT-5.4's Full 1M-Token Context Window TIL 1,626 2026-05-15 Getting Handy to work in GNOME Wayland (Ubuntu 25.10+) TIL 12,724 2026-05-11 Is HTML "Strictly Better" Than Markdown for Claude Code? WRITING 922 2026-04-12 The Web Is Now a Two-Way Street for AI CONFERENCES
corey@gallon.me:~$ ps what I am building right now →
STATENAMEWHAT IT DOESLAST COMMITLANG
PAUSED claude-show-image Render an image inline in the terminal, so Claude Code can show you a picture while it discusses it. 13 days ago Python
RUNNING paddle-finder Building the world's most comprehensive and useful pickleball paddle dataset. This dataset will be the basis for a delightful paddle finder web application, TBD. 13 days ago Python
RUNNING traeger-monitor Watch a Traeger grill's probe temperatures in a browser and predict when the meat will reach its target. Uses multiple predictive models for accuracy. 13 days ago Jupyter Notebook
RUNNING motomon A locally-run web app to pull all connection and signal data from a cable modem every thirty seconds. The app charts the trends, detects outages, explains each DOCSIS event in plain English, and prints issue summaries you can read to the technician. 2 weeks ago Python