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  • Jane Street vs Bitcoin 🪙, AGI career decisions 💼, Vercel Chat SDK 🤖

    From TLDR@VERT to All on Thu Feb 26 11:27:24 2026
    Beginning in late 2024 and accelerating through 2025, Bitcoin's price experienced sudden and sharp sell-offs every trading day at 10 AM Eastern ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌  ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ 


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    TLDR

    TOGETHER WITH [Datadog] [4]

    TLDR 2026-02-26

    DATADOG RESEARCH: MOST CLOUD WORKLOADS ARE USING LESS THAN HALF THEIR ALLOCATED RESOURCES (SPONSOR) [4]

    Datadog's 2025 State of Containers and Serverless report [4] analyzed
    real usage data from tens of thousands of customers across AWS, Azure,
    and Google Cloud.

    The report covers 10 findings [4] on how container and serverless
    adoption is shifting — including:

    1️⃣ KARPENTER OVERTOOK CLUSTER AUTOSCALER for K8s node
    provisioning, jumping from ~11% to 34% share in two years.

    2️⃣ GPU INSTANCE HOURS TRIPLED since late 2023 as teams spin up
    inference servers like vLLM and Triton for AI workloads.

    3️⃣ ARM USAGE DOUBLED across both Lambda functions (9% → 19%)
    and cloud instances (9% → 15%).

    Download the full report to see all 10 findings [4]

    📱

    BIG TECH & STARTUPS

    THE 10 AM DROP: HOW JANE STREET BROKE BITCOIN'S PRICE (13 MINUTE
    READ) [5]

    Beginning in late 2024 and accelerating through 2025, Bitcoin's price experienced sudden and sharp sell-offs every trading day at 10 AM
    Eastern, coinciding with the US stock market open. The drops were
    precise, algorithmic, and wildly disproportionate to the broader
    market conditions. They wiped out leveraged long positions, triggered
    cascading liquidations, and then reversed within hours. These dumps
    stopped the moment Jane Street had lawyers looking over its shoulder
    due to the Terraform Labs lawsuit, and they started again in Q3 2025
    when the heat died down.

    ANTHROPIC'S PENTAGON SHOWDOWN IS ABOUT MORE THAN AI GUARDRAILS (16
    MINUTE READ) [6]

    Anthropic has the most constrained use age policy of all of the AI
    companies working on US military applications. It has a host of
    limitations on the use of its technology intended to prevent broader
    societal harm that includes core tenets such as 'Do Not Develop or
    Design Weapons' and 'Do Not Compromise Computer or Network Systems'.
    However, there are signs that the company's safety commitments are
    slipping. The Pentagon's threat to potentially remove Anthropic from
    the supply chain could be almost fatal to the business.

    🚀

    SCIENCE & FUTURISTIC TECHNOLOGY

    ALPHABET-OWNED ROBOTICS SOFTWARE COMPANY INTRINSIC JOINS GOOGLE (3
    MINUTE READ) [7]

    Alphabet-owned robotics company, Intrinsic, is joining Google to
    unlock the promise of physical AI for a much broader set of
    manufacturing businesses and developers. It will remain a distinct
    entity within Google but work closely with Google DeepMind and tap
    into Google's Gemini AI models and cloud services. Intrinsic announced
    a joint venture with Foxconn in October that involves the two
    companies working together on general-purpose intelligent robots to
    transform how electronics are manufactured, with the goal of full
    factory automation. The company is now working towards those goals
    with closer collaboration with Google's AI prowess.

    WAYVE, AN AI DRIVERLESS CAR START-UP IN EUROPE, RAISES $1.2 BILLION
    (4 MINUTE READ) [8]

    Wayve has raised $1.2 billion in a deal that values the London-based autonomous vehicle software startup at $8.6 billion. The funding,
    which could grow to $1.5 billion if it hits certain performance
    targets, is one of the largest amounts raised by a European startup.
    Wayve expects to have its driverless taxis on the road for customers
    this year through a commercial trial with Uber. Consumer vehicles
    incorporating its technology will be available to buy by 2027.

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    TESTS ARE THE NEW MOAT (4 MINUTE READ) [10]

    Software contracts, tests, and API surface area are becoming more
    valuable as AI becomes better at cloning people's work. This clashes
    with the incentives of commercialized open source work. Previously,
    the overhead of writing, understanding, and maintaining the code
    itself was important. However, clearly defining and communicating open
    source software's APIs makes it easier for AI to clone work.

    NPM I CHAT – ONE CODEBASE, EVERY CHAT PLATFORM (1 MINUTE READ) [11]


    Vercel's new Chat SDK lets teams write bot logic once and deploy to
    Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Discord, GitHub, and Linear. Its event-driven architecture includes type-safe handlers for mentions,
    messages, reactions, button clicks, and slash commands. The SDF
    enables teams to build user interfaces using JSX cards and modals that
    render natively on each platform. It handles distributed state
    management using pluggable adapters for Redis, ioredis, and in-memory
    storage.

    🎁

    MISCELLANEOUS

    SOFTWARE COMPANIES BUYING SOFTWARE: A STORY OF ECOSYSTEMS AND VENDORS
    (12 MINUTE READ) [12]

    Several things are happening in software: a lot more startups with
    super-fast revenue growth are popping up, margins are thinner,
    engineering inequality is growing, and digital natives had a bunch of
    layoffs. This is all a direct corollary of the platformization of
    software, and it will continue. What's happening is expected - it just
    took some time to happen. The software industry is now much bigger
    than it was a decade ago, and AI is creating a ton of FOMO.

    PRODUCTIVITY: THE EVIDENCE IS MIXED, BUT THE PATTERN IS CLEAR (2
    MINUTE READ) [13]

    AI increases productivity on well-scoped tasks where errors are
    detectable. This breaks down when tasks get harder. When AI agent
    output is scored algorithmically, it looks moderately capable, but
    when scored holistically, performance drops substantially. Estimates
    about AI's effect on productivity drop when task reliability is
    factored in.

    ⚡

    QUICK LINKS

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    HOW CLOUDFLARE REBUILT NEXT.JS WITH AI IN ONE WEEK (10 MINUTE READ)
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    vinext is a drop-in replacement for Next.js built on Vite for about
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    and produces client bundles up to 57% smaller.

    THE LAST GASPS OF THE RENT SEEKING CLASS (4 MINUTE READ) [16]

    The US economy built a giant rent-extraction layer on top of human
    limitations over the past fifty years, with trillions of dollars of
    enterprise value depending on increased friction.

    THE ALGORITHM THAT POWERS YOUR X (TWITTER) POST (11 MINUTE READ) [17]


    This article looks at what X's algorithm does, how its components fit together, and why the xAI Engineering Team made the design choices
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    TLDR IS HIRING A SENIOR SOFTWARE ENGINEER, APPLIED AI ($250K-$300K,
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    As the first engineer on TLDR's new Applied AI team, you'll build AI
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    create their own AI workflows. Learn more [19].

    TWO BELIEFS ABOUT CODING AGENTS (5 MINUTE READ) [20]

    Most talented developers do not appreciate the impact of the
    intuitive knowledge they bring to their coding agents, and most of the
    work people are sharing are incredible personal tools, but they are
    not capital-P products.

    'AWS FOR EVERYTHING' VS. 'SHEIN FOR EVERYTHING' (21 MINUTE READ) [21]


    The reindustrialization debate is obsessed with building impressive
    factories, but the harder, more important work is building the network
    that feeds everything else.

    EVERYTHING ANNOUNCED AT SAMSUNG UNPACKED (10 MINUTE READ) [22]

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