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The time for the browsers is here
The time for the browsers is here
The web remembers everything about itself and almost nothing about you. Think about that for a second.
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Vinicius Dallacqua har omdelat dettaWe just opened up three new tech roles at Redpine. I think they say quite a lot about where we think AI and data are going. Head of Engineering- Engineering is not disappearing in the age of AI. It is changing shape. Writing every line by hand matters less than seeing the system, making the right architectural calls and building something that holds under real load. Thought leadership in the AI data world is a consequence of Redpine’s work. That is the what our Head of Engineering will embody. Senior Knowledge Graph Engineer - Knowledge graphs and ontologies are becoming the link between agentic AI and retrieval. Getting an agent to the right document is only part of the problem. Giving it structure, relationships and meaning is where accuracy starts to compound. That is some of the work waiting for our Senior Knowledge Graph Engineer. Product and Brand Designer - As software becomes faster to create, brand and product experience matter more, not less. When more people can build the thing, how it feels, how it is understood and why people trust it become the moat. That is what our Product and Brand Designer will help shape. Redpine is on a mission to build the best intelligence layer for AI. If this sounds like the kind of company you want to help build, the roles are in the comments.
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Vinicius Dallacqua har omdelat dettaVinicius Dallacqua har omdelat detta✨ SPDY STREAM 038 ✨ with Barry Pollard Optimizing real world user experience requires navigating the full spectrum of Google’s Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX). This session features guest Barry Pollard, Web Performance Advocate for Google. We'll discuss CrUX, details how to operationalize the Daily API for rapid feedback and the Historical API to monitor deployment trends. Added, we'll discuss using Monthly Historical BigQuery datasets and connect these pipelines to Google Search Console to leverage URL page groupings. Have questions?? Join us next week for the live stream! 📅 Tuesday June 30th ⏰ 11am EST, 4pm 🇬🇧 🔗 YT: https://lnkd.in/gnBv_2dh 🔗 Li: https://lnkd.in/gnPWfUqU #coreWebVitals #LCP #INP #CLS #CrUX
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Vinicius Dallacqua har omdelat dettaVinicius Dallacqua har omdelat dettaWebMCP Origin Trial is now live in Chrome 149. It lets websites declaratively expose structured tools to in-browser AI agents, enabling complex form filling, app debugging assistance, and interpretation of human-centric interfaces. Feedback is being collected to help shape a cross-browser standard. Learn more from here: https://lnkd.in/gXDwY4Mc
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Vinicius Dallacqua har omdelat dettaVinicius Dallacqua har omdelat dettaCo-Founder - stealth venture To a new stealth venture, we’re helping a founder to find a technical Co-Founder to build a new fintech product company from the ground up. It's a marketplace product within fintech, built to scale globally, and backed by some of Stockholm's strongest tech and fintech entrepreneurs. The CEO (your closest partner) is in place - now we're looking for the co-founder to own the product and build it. You're a brilliant engineer with a product-first mindset and a real founder's drive. You build hands-on, you're already using AI tooling to move fast, and you want to create something significant from 0 to 1 - owning technology and growing the team behind it. First-time founder or seasoned builder, degree or none - what matters is talent, ambition and obsession. DM if interested, or if you know someone⭐️
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Vinicius Dallacqua har omdelat dettaVinicius Dallacqua har omdelat dettaWeb developers can build and expose structured tools to AI agents operating in the browser. This includes acting within a user's authenticated session. It's critical that agents are protected from potentially malicious content. We've published initial security guidance for developers building agents that use WebMCP. We're working on building a secure infrastructure for the agentic web, and this is just the beginning → https://goo.gle/4gcp6JH
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Vinicius Dallacqua har omdelat dettaProud to see this work shared publicly. Over the past year, I had the privilege of supporting the team behind this effort. Building Spotify's data assistant has pushed us to rethink how domain expertise, context, and AI come together, and given us a front-row seat to what it means to build trustworthy AI products in practice and at scale. What I'm most proud of is that this was more than an engineering achievement. It was a collaboration with the incredible data experts across Spotify whose judgment, expertise, and partnership were essential in turning LLM capabilities into something people can trust. Big congratulation to everyone involved. The journey has been both challenging and deeply rewarding, and I'm excited about what comes next.Vinicius Dallacqua har omdelat dettaYour best data expert can't be everywhere at once. At Spotify, thousands of teams are moving fast — and the demand for data insights had quietly outpaced what any individual could handle. So we built Vedder. Ask a question in plain English, get a reliable answer in seconds. 2,100+ Spotifiers have used it since August 2025 — more than a quarter of them had never written SQL. The interesting part isn't the model. It's what sits behind it. Dumping schemas into an LLM wasn't working at Spotify's scale, so we built a context layer owned by the people who actually understand the data. When we tested auto-generating examples from query history, domain experts accepted only 12.5% of them. Most of it was noise. The signal doesn't label itself. Scaling expertise doesn't mean replacing it. It means giving the people who know the most more leverage. Check out the full writeup from Pavlina Mitsou and Jonathan Warburton👇 https://hubs.li/Q04lwyJ50 #SpotifyEngineering #AIEngineering #DataPlatformEncoding Your Domain Expert: The Context Layer Behind Spotify's Data Assistant | Spotify EngineeringEncoding Your Domain Expert: The Context Layer Behind Spotify's Data Assistant | Spotify Engineering
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Vinicius Dallacqua har omdelat dettaProud that I was part of the journey to bring our vision of agentic design and website generation to everyone. And of course what the agent generates still uses fully concurrent React and Traffic-aware Pre-Rendering: https://lnkd.in/ei7GDk8e.Vinicius Dallacqua har omdelat dettaIntroducing Framer 3.0 with Agents, Branching, Community, and an all-new design. See everything that’s new below. Agents: AI built into every part of Framer to help you become extremely productive, not replace you. Agents can design pages, update your site, manage your CMS, improve SEO, fix responsiveness, understand analytics, and, most importantly, help you ship. https://www.framer.com/ Branching: a safe place for you and your Agents to edit in Framer. Let Agents redesign pages, update content, fix responsiveness, improve SEO, or try bigger changes in an isolated branch. Review every edit, refine what matters, and merge only when you’re ready to ship. https://lnkd.in/gCd-7Hww External Agents: bring your existing AI workflows into Framer. Connect tools like Claude, Codex, and Cursor, so agents can create, edit, audit, and manage your Framer projects. Start wherever you work already work with AI, review in Framer, and ship when ready. https://lnkd.in/eRdjQKjs Meet your new Framer Community, share your work, build your reputation, find opportunities, and grow your business. Explore the Marketplace, Gallery, Feed, Members, and Contests to get discovered and connect with top Framer talent. All, right in the Framer app. https://lnkd.in/dg4mTDYQ
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Vinicius Dallacqua har omdelat dettaVinicius Dallacqua har omdelat detta🚨 AI is speeding up software delivery. Is your QA keeping up? Join Daniel Mauno Pettersson and Rebekah Black on June 24 to see how teams are closing the gap between coding agents and legacy QA. 🎬 Live demo 💬 Live Q&A 📹 Recording for all registrants Seats are filling up fast. Register via the link in the comments 👇
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Vinicius Dallacqua har omdelat dettaVinicius Dallacqua har omdelat dettaBuilding a Claw in the browser: https://lnkd.in/eCsGmWsh Many of you know that I think the browser is a great sandbox, but I tried to also push it to the edge of whats possible in this post.
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Vinicius Dallacqua har reagerat på dettaWe just opened up three new tech roles at Redpine. I think they say quite a lot about where we think AI and data are going. Head of Engineering- Engineering is not disappearing in the age of AI. It is changing shape. Writing every line by hand matters less than seeing the system, making the right architectural calls and building something that holds under real load. Thought leadership in the AI data world is a consequence of Redpine’s work. That is the what our Head of Engineering will embody. Senior Knowledge Graph Engineer - Knowledge graphs and ontologies are becoming the link between agentic AI and retrieval. Getting an agent to the right document is only part of the problem. Giving it structure, relationships and meaning is where accuracy starts to compound. That is some of the work waiting for our Senior Knowledge Graph Engineer. Product and Brand Designer - As software becomes faster to create, brand and product experience matter more, not less. When more people can build the thing, how it feels, how it is understood and why people trust it become the moat. That is what our Product and Brand Designer will help shape. Redpine is on a mission to build the best intelligence layer for AI. If this sounds like the kind of company you want to help build, the roles are in the comments.
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Vinicius Dallacqua har gillat dettaVinicius Dallacqua har gillat dettaSilent summer. While many are on vacation, we keep building. Thermal data collection. Fixing bugs in SCAIPIPE. Experimenting with MCPs for data collection. Discussing the latest details around context engineering. SCAILAB offsite. Sometimes the biggest progress happens when it's quiet. Thanks to Anna, Rasmus, Sophie, Isak, Giovanni, and Moritz for keeping things moving. Back to building.
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Vinicius Dallacqua har gillat dettaVinicius Dallacqua har gillat dettaIssa wrap! My first time London! And the UK in general. Currently at the airport going back home from Meet Magento UK, it was great meeting new people and shake hands with the people I've only chatted with online! I was actually surprised on how well we're doing in the Magento space in the UK already with RUMvision.
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Vinicius Dallacqua har reagerat på dettaVinicius Dallacqua har reagerat på dettaI’m in Paris for Raise Summit. Pitching Strawberry on the big stage tomorrow 18:15. Come by and say hi! 🇫🇷🇸🇪
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Vinicius Dallacqua har reagerat på dettaVinicius Dallacqua har reagerat på dettaCan you show proof to a regulator tomorrow? Your provider goes down. Now you must keep running without them. What proof could you show? This is the test for a DORA Article 28(8) exit plan. It is the test for any board that takes resilience for real. Sector does not matter. The proof has four parts. A written runbook. Real data you have pulled out. A backup provider you have signed. A log that shows your team ran the move for real. Few have two. Almost none have all four. Repost for a free consultation and mapping of your current infrastructure dependencies Are you DORA ready? Find out below. #Sovereign #DORA
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Vinicius Dallacqua har gillat dettaVinicius Dallacqua har gillat dettaJordy Scholing is ready! Are you? Join him in this hands on walkthrough of all things RUM, Core Web Vitals and our new MCP!Live in 1 hour: RUMvision 2.0 and a sneak peek at our new MCPLive in 1 hour: RUMvision 2.0 and a sneak peek at our new MCP
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Vinicius Dallacqua har gillat dettaVinicius Dallacqua har gillat dettaBig news from my recent podcast appearance: after roughly 25 years in software engineering, I can now confirm that 100 milliseconds plus another 100 milliseconds gives you 200 milliseconds. Manning Publications Co. somehow did not put this on the cover of my book, which feels like a missed opportunity. Jokes aside, that was one very small moment from an hour with Dan Neciu on his Señors @ Scale podcast, where we got into the stuff that actually matters. Why most people who hit a slow product never complain and just quietly leave, why an edge case at 0.1 percent is still a hundred thousand real humans once you serve a quarter of a billion of them, and why the best fix for a slow load is the one 80s games figured out decades ago, which was handing you a tiny playable mini-game while the real thing loaded off a cassette tape. We also covered feature-flagged rollouts, test parties where a room full of engineers try to break your feature on purpose, and the Fast by Default framework from my book, which is my attempt to stop teams treating performance as a thing you panic about at the very end. Thanks to Dan Neciu for having me, and for not editing out my mathematical breakthrough. Full takeaways linked in the comments, below.
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Vinicius Dallacqua har gillat dettaVinicius Dallacqua har gillat dettaWhat if I told you that VCs make six-figure decisions based mostly on gut feeling? I argue in Crunchbase News that the general venture capital's AI adoption is completely misguided. The real winners in AI-powered investing will be those who rethink the sector completely. How investors access and evaluate data from the ground up will be what truly moves the needle in terms of capital deployment. Instead, my investor friends share prompts around their teams, automating a process which never had great input to begin with. So is AI actually making us smarter about risk, or just more confident while making the same old bets? You can read my full piece in the comments! 📊👇
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SGIE, in portuguese, stands for Integrated Elections Management System. It's responsible today for the management and control of many parts of the elections at TRE-TO. It helps to make all the necessary control on all important assets and aspects of an election.
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SGIE, in portuguese, stands for Integrated Elections Management System. It's responsible today for the management and control of many parts of the elections at TRE-TO. It helps to make all the necessary control on all important assets and aspects of an election.
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Sistema de Gestão Integrada de Eleições
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Clapside
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Clapside is an app where users can share their opinions and vote on other people's opinions about any subject.
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RailsEstate
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RailsEstate é um cms em rails que visa gerenciar também as propriedades de uma imobiliária
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Intranet v2.0
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A new version of the TRE-TO's intranet.
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Ourlives
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An social network that seeks to add value to a person-to-person communications through conversations, links. Also available as an widget for websites and blogs.
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Ocorrele
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It's an app that helps to manage issues and incidents on the elections day.
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SIGA-EPCT
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SIGA-EPCT is an integrated academic management built with open technologies and in a collaborative environment with new grads and graduation students.
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Brainarcs
67% of dev teams refactor code within the first year. Not because of bad talent. But because of bad framework decisions. You can’t scale if your codebase keeps breaking under pressure. And most projects fail not at launch, but at iteration. Here’s what kills scalability: Premature optimization. Ignoring modular structure. Dependency overload. Poor state management. No version control hygiene. Scalability isn’t about power it’s about preparation. Your framework can’t save you from poor architecture. 🔁 Repost if this hits home. 💡 Follow BRAINARCS for developer insight that builds real performance. PS: What’s the biggest framework mistake you’ve seen in production?
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MindTech
Your developers aren’t the problem. The real bottleneck is how your team is structured. On average, only 52 minutes a day are spent writing real code, while the rest gets absorbed by meetings, reviews, and operational tasks that don’t require senior level expertise. It’s not a talent issue, it’s a time allocation issue. When you protect senior focus and separate execution from architecture, velocity increases, delivery improves, and your team performs at the level it should. If this feels familiar, you’re not alone. In our latest blog, we break down the full study, the data behind it, and the practical actions you can take to scale smarter. Explore our website and connect with us to start building a stronger team. 👇 https://lnkd.in/dz7UENhU #Nearshoring #TechScaling #Mindtech #BusinessGrowth #TalentStrategy
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Pratik Rai
I rewatched Sebastian Markbåge's talk on React Fiber recently, and honestly, it's one of those talks that just changes how you see React. Most of us learn React performance at the surface level: avoid unnecessary re-renders, memoize components, split code, virtual DOM is fast, etc. But this talk goes somewhere else. It explains why React works the way it does, not just how to use it better. Before Fiber, React's rendering was completely synchronous. When state changed, React would walk the entire component tree in one shot and reconcile everything. No breaks, no pausing. On big trees, this meant blocking the main thread for too long. Your app would feel sluggish not because React was slow, but because it couldn't stop once it started. fiber flipped that whole idea... Instead of one massive task, React now breaks rendering into tiny chunks. Each component becomes a "fiber" node that React can pause, resume, shuffle around, or even throw away if something more urgent comes in. So typing in an input or clicking a button can jump ahead of rendering a huge list or something offscreen. The key insight for me from the talk... react performance is mostly about scheduling, not just rendering faster. that’s also why features like Concurrent Rendering and Suspense were even possible. Fiber isn't something that you use directly, but rather it’s an internal architecture that allows React to decide when the work should happen, not just what work should happen. What stuck with me most is that the talk doesn't give you tips and tricks. It gives you a pathway to deep dive and know react in a more sophisticated manner. once that clicks, a lot of other stuff starts making sense: batching, transitions, deferred updates, and why certain patterns kill performance. If you've ever wondered why React sometimes delays renders, why blocking the main thread is the real problem, or why performance isn't just about reducing render count, then this talk is worth watching. here's the github url to read more about react fiber : https://lnkd.in/gzn9rvGR here's the yt link : https://lnkd.in/gNBTh7Jm #frontend #react