Fernando Bevilacqua

Hey, Adam and Jared.

This is Fernando Pivilaqua speaking all the way from Brazil.

I've been a longtime listener of the pod since 2015.

My favorite episodes of this year were Flowing with Agents, episode 658, and Reaching Industrial Economies of Scale, episode 632, both with

They were very insightful about the usage of agents in the everyday activities we have with software development.

And I think they give us a glimpse into the future of how software development and how technology in the field will evolve.

Last but not least, episode solving the AI energy crisis.

652 with Greg Uzuri.

It was a very interesting talk about politics, about infrastructure, about how to grow AI in a more practical way, not about just technology, but how to build the real world, the physical things we need to sustain this kind of advancement.

And I just want to say that it took me 10 years, but 2026 will not only be the year of the Linux desktop, but it will be the year that will become a changelog++ subscriber.

Hard-earned money will be shared with you guys.

I've been following you and really admire your work and I want to support the creators, especially in this sea of AI slop.

I really want to see people with critical thinking and making the good questions and intriguing thoughts and

Hey Adam and Jared, this is Fernando de Vilaqua speaking.

It took me years but 2026 will be the year that I will become a secret agent in the field.

I really want to see the world and I really admire Batman.

I want to see everyday criminals in politics, faiths, justice and so real crisis in a world of intrigue.

That's it, guys.

Keep on rocking, and thanks for all the pods.