pebblebed venturesEscape Sequence
• by Jenny Guanni Qu (jenny@pebblebed.com)
A valid JSON string that a parser reads as salt and a language model reads as an instruction to turn down how much you love your wife.
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The End of Per-seat SaaS
• by Pamela Vagata
Most business software is sold like a gym membership. The agentquake roiling the industry is rapidly puncturing the assumptions that made this model work.
The Internet Will Have More Agents Than Humans
• by Pamela Vagata
The Internet is about to have more agents than humans. AGI is here. Robots will be everywhere. AI agents will operate autonomously. Ok — but what actually comes next? A whole stack of systems, protocols, and infrastructure will need to be built for a world where agent populations exceed human populations.
Who Writes the Bugs? A Deeper Look at 125,000 Kernel Vulnerabilities
• by Jenny Guanni Qu
Part 2 of our kernel vulnerability analysis. Weekend commits are 8% less likely to introduce vulnerabilities, but take 45% longer to fix. 117 super-reviewers catch bugs 47% faster than average.
Kernel bugs hide for 2 years on average. Some hide for 20.
• by Jenny Guanni Qu
What I learned mining 125,000 vulnerabilities from Linux git history. The average kernel bug lives 2.1 years before discovery, but some subsystems are far worse.
KREA
• by Keith Adams
From a park bench handshake in 2022 to millions of users creating at the speed of imagination. How KREA is collapsing the distance between ideas and their realization.
Hello, World!
• by Keith Adams
We are Pebblebed: builders who invest in builders.