Why your container image is 1.4 gigabytes
It should be forty megabytes. Here is where the rest of it came from and how to get it back.
tech, developers, and the code underneath
21 pieces tagged tooling,
from January 17, 2025 to July 10, 2026.
It should be forty megabytes. Here is where the rest of it came from and how to get it back.
The tools got dramatically better while everyone was ignoring them because of a bad experience in 2015.
Internal platforms fail for predictable reasons. The successful ones share four properties.
More model, more surfaces, and a search product that keeps changing what the web is for.
Agent infrastructure at the OS layer, more of the developer stack open-sourced, and a strategy that has not changed in a decade.
Relevance ranking is a specialist discipline. Here's the decision tree, and what to do at each level.
Six causes, in order of how often they're the actual problem, with the fix for each.
A convention nobody standardized became standard anyway. Here's what belongs in it and what doesn't.
Google ships a frontier model and Antigravity, an agent-first development environment. The bundling is the strategy.
LLD becomes the default linker on x86-64 Linux. Link times drop and nobody notices, which is the point.
It's not about repository count. It's about whether you can make an atomic change across your system.
Apache 2.0, generous free limits, and a very direct shot at the terminal-agent category.