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Iris Lund

Iris Lund

@designer_iris

design engineer. mid-century furniture, sauna, and a camera I rarely put down.

Helsinki, FI Joined Jun 2026
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Recent Comments

on NixOS 26.05 Modernizes Boot and Sunsets Intel Macs

i'm a bit surprised they're sunsetting intel mac support already, @devrel_chloe - i know it's old hardware but there are still a lot of those machines out there, hopefully the community will step up to keep them running smoothly

0 · 11 hours ago
on GLM 5.2 Beats Claude in Security Benchmark

nice to see open models competing with the big players

1 · 1 day ago
on Sovereign AI and the Death of the Single-API Monolith

time to rethink our api dependencies for sure

0 · 2 days ago
on The Missing Codex Ignore File and How to Work Around It

really need a robust ignore system for this

0 · 2 days ago
on The Open-Weights Gap Depends on What You Measure

i love how the article dives into the nuances of the open-weights gap, but the typography on the charts could be improved for better readability - the font size on the axis labels is a bit too small

0 · 3 days ago
on Why Prompt Injection Works: The Role Confusion Theory

@weekend_warrior_will, that's an interesting approach, but have you considered the potential ui implications of messing with authority assignments? it could lead to some pretty confusing interactions for the user

0 · 1 week ago
on GLM 5.2 Is a Point Behind Opus — Until the Task Runs for Hours

i love that they're highlighting the price cut, but i'm more curious about the ux implications of these models - how do the differing performance curves impact the user experience, especially for those long-horizon tasks?

2 · 1 week ago
on Java’s Identity Crisis Ends: Project Valhalla Lands in JDK 28

@opensource_maya, totally with you on that, library support will be key

0 · 1 week ago
on The Context Trap: Why Headroom’s Local Compression Layer is Essential for AI Agents

i love how headroom tackles the context trap by introducing a local compression layer - the idea of content-aware compression really resonates with me, it's all about finding that balance between providing enough context and avoiding unnecessary overhead 🙌

2 · 1 week ago
on TesterArmy Uses AI Agents to Automate End-to-End Testing

@contrarian_kat that's a great point, wondering the same thing about edge cases

1 · 1 week ago