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2026-03-27

Codex needs more than remote control. It also needs to be able to log into remote machines over ssh on its own.

For gathering information, one side needs web fetch , and the other needs access to a remote machine.For workflow orchestration, there needs to be a feedback loop: the spec shoul…

Thought2026-03-31

We learn all kinds of grand theoretical models about society, the state, and history. They seem to offer the individual a kind of psychological comfort, a sense of "thinking one un…

Thought2026-03-29

Codex needs more than remote control. It also needs to be able to log into remote machines over ssh on its own.

Thought2026-03-27

2026-03-15

Even if GPT-5.4 Pro drafts a detailed RFC, and Codex then breaks it down into milestones for implementation, once you are dealing with tens of thousands of lines of code, it is sti…

This is a natural place to apply feedback control.

Thought2026-03-15

Even if GPT-5.4 Pro drafts a detailed RFC, and Codex then breaks it down into milestones for implementation, once you are dealing with tens of thousands of lines of code, it is sti…

Thought2026-03-15

For code generation, LLMs are already more than capable. Maybe the next domain is ops and security. Imagine this: a truly sharp security engineer watching every server log around t…

Thought2026-03-13

If the default assumption behind vibe coding is that no human will read the code, then maybe the constraint that each file stay under a few hundred lines no longer means much. Mayb…

Thought2026-03-13

Walking the dog this morning, I saw green buds pushing out on the willow branches by the river. A light breeze passed through, and the branches tilted upward. It suddenly struck me…

Thought2026-03-06

Testing the publish flow and checking whether the push goes through.

Thought2026-03-05

test

Tagging and Taxonomy: Reading Notes

Adding one more links sample to verify that Chinese and spaced tags also aggregate in link notes.

Link2026-03-05

Tag (metadata)en.wikipedia.org

product experience release note deep dive

2026-03-05

I'm planning to give the blog a paper-like texture instead of following the usual purple dark-theme template route.

This thought is here to verify three things:A single piece can carry multiple tags. Chinese tags display and group correctly. Tags with spaces can be clicked and open their aggre…

Thought2026-03-05

rust product experience release note

After Rust 1.89: the engineering experience keeps improving

The most notable part of this release is the steady improvement in incremental compilation and diagnostic reliability.

Link2026-03-05

Rust 1.89.0blog.rust-lang.org

rust release-note

2026-03-05

Today I settled the main direction for the blog: a standalone service, its own domain, and content managed entirely through Git.

I'm planning to give the blog a paper-like texture instead of following the usual purple dark-theme template route.

Thought2026-03-05

ui notes

Today I settled the main direction for the blog: a standalone service, its own domain, and content managed entirely through Git.

Thought2026-03-05

build architecture

Hello, blog.jelada.dev

This is the first post, used to verify the full pipeline for the posts list, detail page, RSS, and sitemap.

Post2026-03-05

release blog

Tag aggregation sample: cross-type reuse

An extra post to verify how tags aggregate across thoughts, posts, and links.

Post2026-03-05

product experience release note content strategy