It’s been a long week. And today I was out of the house at 5am to catch a flight up to Google HQ to deliver an hour-long presentation in person. But I got some good news at the end of the day, and a nice weekend awaits. Short list today!
[blog] Introducing the Google Colab CLI. Everybody gets a CLI. Provision GPUs or TPUs, perform remote execution, and more.
[article] It’s crunch time for Java modernization. Some heavily used Java versions are about to go out of support. It’s not just about the technical upgrade, but developer capacity.
[blog] Google Antigravity SDK: The developer guide. We haven’t made much noise about this, but it’s powerful to engage the Antigravity harness from different surfaces.
[article] When Context Collapses: Teaching Agents to Detect and Recover from Lost Memory. We’re probably in the stone age of context, but for now we need to be smart about how we store and access state used by our AI agents. Good article.
[blog] Dialing Our Agents to 11: My Favourite MCP Servers. Some good ones here. A couple of them were new to me.
[article] The flat-rate era of AI coding tools is over. For now, that’s true. Like when we moved from on-prem to cloud, we’re exposed to the real costs of AI now.
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