Kai Zhang

[ViJuDa @ViJuDaGD]

A bit of Super JTC Battle in #SuperWodenGP3
Could you please RT and add it to your wishlist? It’s a huge help for us small developers! Thanks!!
https://t.co/9P0UfFVuEK

[Kai Zhang @kkpattern]

@OfficialLoganK please be gemini flash 4.

[Kai Zhang @kkpattern]

@vidar_0208 Depends on whether the driver support occlusion query counting result or not. If the driver only support boolean result. We use like 9 proxies. If the driver support counting result I remember 4 or 5 is more than enough.

[Kai Zhang @kkpattern]

@cursor_ai need this in @t3dotcodes . T3Code already has the foundations.

[Kai Zhang @kkpattern]

There are so many great talks in BazelCon 2026. OpenAI shared their rules_rs. "The Sandbox Is a Filesystem" is what our team always want to try. Bazel team are experimenting port parts of Bazel to rust!

[Bazel @bazelbuild]

The BazelCon 2026 Recap is live!
Inside:
• Highlights: BUILD Foundation updates, Community Survey & photo album
• Recordings: Chronological session playlist
• Notes: All Birds of a Feather & Unconference sessions
👉 https://t.co/jOfw0h6xx4

[Kai Zhang @kkpattern]

@OfficialLoganK can't wait

[Alexander Goslin @xandurglar]

Introducing InfiniteDiffusion, my independent paper accepted to #SIGGRAPH2026!

I have one RTX 3090 Ti. No funding, advisors, or team. By day I'm a new grad SWE at Walmart.

The paper has two main contributions:
- InfiniteDiffusion: a new approach to infinite generation with diffusion models.
- Terrain Diffusion: the world’s first learned procedural terrain generator.

Here’s why this matters, and how they are connected. 🧵

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Starship flight maneuvers

[Kai Zhang @kkpattern]

@almonk @superlogical really looking forward to Rex for Windows.

[Kai Zhang @kkpattern]

While rules_rust and rules_rs don't support native rustc incremental compilation within a crate, they enable fine-grained, hermetic build caching at the Bazel action level.

This allows compilation results to be seamlessly reused across different working directories, branches, and even machines through remote caching.

And rules_rs is developed at OpenAI and open-sourced.

[Kai Zhang @kkpattern]

@shengzheyao ⁠"agy acp⁠ is now built right into the Antigravity CLI." This is great.

[Kai Zhang @kkpattern]

@cs19dev @ZachSDaniel1 You can still benefit from a monorepo even if you use different languages, such as for syncing protocols and e2e tests.

[Kai Zhang @kkpattern]

Isn't this basically how Google works? Changes are committed directly to trunk as CLs (reviewed and tested before landing), using Blaze (Bazel) to speed up the CI.
Before AI, we didn't need to scale internal workflows like Google, but now with AI, we really need to learn how Google works.
BTW, "Software Engineering at Google" is a wonderful book to read!

[Son Luong @sluongng]

A few more thoughts on this:
You still need CI. Instead of a merge queue, your untested stack of commits in trunk becomes a queue that gets tested in batches. Good batches mark safe deployment snapshots. Bad batches will get bisected and reverted automatically.

[Julio Merino @jmmv]

My now-traditional(?) BazelCon 2026 recap is here! https://t.co/hK8QRqstzV . I'll warn you: it's _long_ and it talks about AI but... fear not, it's not AI-generated. Enjoy!

[Kai Zhang @kkpattern]

@GFX47 This looks so fun!

[Kai Zhang @kkpattern]

So basically, Windows needs to become free, or AI agent companies won’t be able to spin up Windows sandboxes and VMs for testing at scale without breaking the bank?

[hamish bultitude @hameonline]

Amp now has macOS Satellites!

Agents can now spawn Macs and build, test and run your iOS and macOS applications on them.

Rolling out now.

https://t.co/vQ6Mpt5gIK

[Kai Zhang @kkpattern]

@jameshartig @theo Also noticed this. I ran a same test in T3 and the result is far worse than in agy, I don't know why.

[Kai Zhang @kkpattern]

@charliermarsh @ArielKwiat Not sure if it's because our repo is huge or the conversation history is long, but switching threads is really lagging. I had to switch to t3code for this.

[Kai Zhang @kkpattern]

Back in 2004, the developers of Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal patched their game(which had no patch system) by hack their own game with a EULA buffer overflow.

[Philo Groves @PhiloGroves]

Wait a minute