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				"content_html": "<p>Being able to extend our own tooling in a few minutes - if you have an Emacsen type of software and a coding agent with enough memories, understanding, and access - is wild.</p>\n<p>I build new Emacs features on a whim, from one thread to the next. This is the golden age of building our own tools.</p>\n",
				
				"date_published": "2026-08-21T15:42:13+02:00",
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				"content_html": "<p>Why&rsquo;re they called adversarial reviews when they make me so happy?</p>\n<p>Joke aside, I have a feeling that the word &ldquo;adversarial&rdquo; has stronger connotations between model families than what I&rsquo;ve been using for a long time; &ldquo;get XYZ&rsquo;s perspective&rdquo;.</p>\n<p>Sol has been earning its keep, indeed.</p>\n<img src=\"https://eu.uploads.micro.blog/363535/2026/paste-42418636.png\" width=\"600\" height=\"268\" alt=\"\">\n",
				
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				"content_html": "<p>If you have ADHD. And you do agent things. Can you really trust your own memory about how your agent remembers things? Or&hellip; are you, as I am, doomed to build your own memory layer?</p>\n",
				
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				"content_html": "<p>Going outside of my &ldquo;don&rsquo;t be confidently wrong and ignorant about things online&rdquo; comfort zone is difficult for me. I keep writing about that, but it never leaves my machine.</p>\n<p>This is the 10 meter plunge into the cold Oslo fjord water. Only, it isn&rsquo;t really that high, and the water wasn&rsquo;t as freezing as the swirling dark blue waves hinted at. Repeatedly, on the way up.</p>\n<p>There are friends in the water. Friends I know, friends I&rsquo;ve yet to befriend, friends I&rsquo;ve yet to be a friend to.</p>\n<p>I love teaching, helping, giving people tools, building people tools, building people-tools. Yet always inside of some enclosure. In the pool, I suppose, rather than the ocean. But I love the ocean.</p>\n<p>So here we go&hellip; 3, 2, 1, PLUNGING TIME!</p>\n",
				
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