Langfuse subway ad hunts 'harness engineers' with a very cheeky double entendre
burny_tech · x · 2026-10-25
Langfuse put up a subway billboard recruiting "harness engineers" featuring a leather collar as the visual pun, with the tagline "Leather optional. TypeScript required." The poster quips that "harness is the new LaTeX" — riffing on the AI industry's obsession with harnesses (agent scaffolds/eval harnesses) while doubling down on the joke: "then you can write about harnesses in LaTeX." A fun example of AI-industry meme advertising.
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