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OpenAI Published Symphony

Wed, 29 Apr 2026 00:00:00 GMT

A project level conding agent orchestrator.

Its job is to turn issue trackers like Linear into a command center for coding agents. Instead of manually supervising each coding session, you can dispatch agents to specific issues and shift your focus from “watching agents code” to “managing work”.

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Custom providers in pi

Mon, 27 Apr 2026 00:00:00 GMT

Custom providers in pi

Setting up custom providers in pi.

Good read.

Aliou shows how to use Synthetic as a custom provider for pi. He also made pi-synthetic, an extension that shows how extensible pi can be.

This gives us the freedom to choose the provider that best fits our use case.

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At last!

Fri, 24 Apr 2026 00:00:00 GMT

It’s been years since I got this domain of my own.

Back in 2018, I was already sure that I really want to improve my website and use it as a place to store the quotes, links, thoughts, and blog posts that I found interesting. I wanted it to become a small place of the internet that felt like mine.

I was always afraid to post for a few reasons:

I did not think I was good at writing.
I felt like my thoughts were too simple.
I was worried that people might judge what I wrote.
I kept waiting until my website looked “ready.”
I kept telling myself I would start once I had something more important to say.

Looking back, I think I was overthinking it.

The truth is, writing is something I can only improve by actually doing it. I do not need every post to be perfect. I do not need every thought to be profound. I just need to start.

So this year, 2026, I finally decided to write.

This blog will probably be a mix of things: notes about software engineering, AI, books I’m reading, ideas I want to remember, personal reflections, links I find useful, and maybe even small thoughts that do not fit anywhere else.

I want this site to become a public log. A place where I can document what I’m learning, what I’m building, what I’m thinking about, and how I’m changing over time.

At last, I’m writing.

Quote: “I’m smart enough now to know I’m stupid. That’s progress.”

Mon, 20 Apr 2026 00:00:00 GMT

I’m smart enough now to know I’m stupid. That’s progress.

— Andy Weir, Project Hail Mary

Read the book a year ago and just watched the movie - the adaptation does it justice.

Love the characters and feels like a real Oscar contender.