The Dino 🦕, the Llama 🦙, and the Whale 🐋
Did you know you can run a large language model with Deno and Jupyter Notebooks? Here’s how.
WeiterlesenMonth: February 2025
Taming A Voracious Rust Proxy
Here’s a fun bug. The basic idea of our service is that we run containers for our users, as hardware-isolated virtual machines (Fly Machines), on hardware...
WeiterlesenStart building with Gemini 2.0 Flash and Flash-Lite
Gemini 2.0 Flash-Lite is now generally available in the Gemini API for production use in Google AI Studio and for enterprise customers on Vertex AI
WeiterlesenPublish a lint rule, get a prize
Deno’s new lint plugin system means you can extend the deno lint functionality with your own rules. We’re giving prizes for anyone who publishes a lint...
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fasttransform: Reversible Pipelines Made Simple
Introducing fasttransform, a Python library that makes data transformations reversible and extensible through the power of multiple dispatch.
WeiterlesenDeno 2.2: OpenTelemetry, Lint Plugins, node:sqlite
Deno 2.2 adds built-in OpenTelemetry, a new linter plugin API, node:sqlite, and major improvements to deno check, deno lsp, and deno task.
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The Deep Research problem
Most what I do for a living is research and analysis. I think of data I’d like to see and go looking for it; I compile...
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We Were Wrong About GPUs
We’re building a public cloud, on hardware we own. We raised money to do that, and to place some bets; one of them: GPU-enabling our customers....
WeiterlesenIf you’re not using npm specifiers, you’re doing it wrong
One common way to import npm packages is with transpile services like esm.sh or unpkg.com, which converts npm modules to esm and hosts them on the...
WeiterlesenHow to add a directory to your PATH
I was talking to a friend about how to add a directory to your PATH today. It’s something that feels “obvious” to me since I’ve been...
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The Exit Interview: JP Phillips
JP Phillips is off to greener, or at least calmer, pastures. He joined us 4 years ago to build the next generation of our orchestration system,...
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Did Semgrep Just Get A Lot More Interesting?
This whole paragraph is just one long sentence. God I love just random-ass blogging again. This bit by Geoffrey Huntley is super interesting to me and,...
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A Blog, If You Can Keep It
A boldfaced lede like this was a sure sign you were reading a carefully choreographed EffortPost from our team at Fly.io. We’re going to do less...
WeiterlesenHow Deno’s documentation is evolving
Documentation is a critical part of developer experience. Here’s how we’re improving our documentation and what’s to come.
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VSCode’s SSH Agent Is Bananas
We’re interested in getting integrated into the flow VSCode uses to do remote editing over SSH, because everybody is using VSCode now, and, in particular, they’re...
WeiterlesenSome terminal frustrations
A few weeks ago I ran a terminal survey (you can read the results here) and at the end I asked: What’s the most frustrating thing...
WeiterlesenGemini 2.0 is now available to everyone
We’re announcing new updates to Gemini 2.0 Flash, plus introducing Gemini 2.0 Flash-Lite and Gemini 2.0 Pro Experimental.
WeiterlesenUpdating the Frontier Safety Framework
Our next iteration of the FSF sets out stronger security protocols on the path to AGI
WeiterlesenOracle justified its JavaScript trademark with Node.js—now it wants that ignored
Oracle filed a motion to dismiss in response to Deno’s petition to cancel its “JavaScript” trademark. But instead of addressing the real issue—that JavaScript is an...
WeiterlesenIntroducing the JSR open governance board
JSR, a modern open source JavaScript registry, is meant for the greater JavaScript and TypeScript community. We’re thrilled to announce its own independent governing body.
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What AI can tell us about microscope slides
A friendly introduction to Foundation Models for Computational Pathology
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