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The 50 links saved most recently, newest first, as in the feed (RSS or JSON Feed). Everything saved in 2026 is on its year page.
- People are using AI to make their smart TVs dumb again | TechCrunch
- Superlite: hand an agent a spec, come back to tested work
- tmux Claude Code: Sessions, send-keys, and the Ceiling
- Video Game Reverse Engineering Community Shuts Down Because AI Has Made It Too Easy
- This notes app made me realize why my Notion research always felt so fragmented
- tywr/Nordwand-Mono: A compact monospace neo-grotesque font designed for developers (and adventurers).
- Claude Duet | Your personal AI assistant
- Maclock | Mini Macintosh-Style Retro Desk Alarm Clock
This is a perfect Christmas gift for the Mac enthusiast in your life. 🎁
- Watt Window: See Your Energy Costs @ Minnedemo42
- BeastBox: Your Mouth Is the Drum Kit @ Minnedemo42
- Announcing Privacy Badger for Safari on macOS
- How tech workers are feeling in 2026: a workforce splitting in two
- Drafts Adds a Chat Console and Better Dictation - MacSparky
- Speeding up code review with `small-change` | Irrational Exuberance
- Pele · Mermaid diagrams as themeable SVG
- How employment is changing at Anthropic
- Redesigning source control at Anthropic Anthropic
- With HomeView, Apple Shows How Powerful Its Ecosystem Can Be
- Announcing AWS Lambda Web Functions
- Deciphering Glyph :: Programming Isn’t Special
- Build your own decision model
- Train your own Decision Model | Unsloth Documentation
- Microsoft-Decision-1: Our model for fast decision-making
- I gave Opus 5.5 one prompt and six hours to visualize Invisible Cities - Quesma Blog
- The people holding up the internet | Data Drop
- Margaret Hamilton, computing pioneer who led software development for the Apollo program, dies at 90 | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Jev and DuckDB: Plain-English Conditions in SQL
Good examples of using Jev inside of SQL statements. Jev is a "function call backed by frontier intelligence". A lot of engineers I know are really excited about this because you…
- Pi 1.0 | Earendil
It is worth keeping an eye on Pi. I suspect that we are going to see it embedded in a ton of different places that coding agents need to work in.
- Introducing dots | OpenAI
Another overview of dots which I shared last week. I've continued to be impressed with my new Otto running on dots.
- How to set up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC for your sending domain
Very few people manage their own domains for email. I do for multiple domains. It isn't simple but it also isn't that hard. This is a good overview if you ever want to move off of…
- Mandelnaut — Making Fractal Wallpapers
I 💛 the Mandelbrot fractal.
- “you said no mcp!” | earendil
Things change so fast in AI that I don't think you could ever rule in or out a specific solution. Also, I personally have found that MCP is a great way to force contextual…
- Tufte's Razor · An interactive guide to the data-ink ratio
I've gone to Tufte's data visualization seminars multiple times and always walk away with the general concept that some ways of visualizing numbers are just used to fill space.…
- Make Something Wonderful | Steve Jobs
- The future of independence is interdependence
This article had me thinking about the book Ishmael . When we left agricultural society and stopped growing our own food we have been on a continuous path of ever more…
- If You Understand These 5 Platform Engineering Terms, You’re Ahead of 90%
These are all really important capabilities to have for any technology team. By the way, all of them need to also be enabled for agents. A Developer MCP is nearly a must-have way…
- Anti-Patterns in Software Blogging · Refactoring English
Reasonably good recommendations about any kind of blogging.
- BIGWORDS.PAGE: Turn any screen into a sign
This is such a fun little site. I love whole products that work in a URL. This has a lot of handy extensions like timers and QR codes.
- Claude Haiku 5.5
- Birchfeed
Love seeing a new feed reader product land in the market. This looks really well done but I'll stick with my Feedbin setup. If you are looking for a solution, give this a look.
- OpenAI silences familiar voices
I use the OpenAI TTS models to create the audio versions of the Weekly Thing. I guess I'm lucky that the voices I use were not affected.
- Introducing Claude Haiku 5.5 Anthropic
I've been hoping to see a new version of Haiku for a long time and it is finally here. I moved a handful of projects to it the night it was released. With all the focus being on…
- On the Rumored M8 Ultra AI Servers
I keep thinking about the strategic advantage that Apple finds itself in with the M-series chips and AI. If an M8 Ultra server carries forward the unified-memory architecture and…
- The Death and Life of the Average Memecoin
I don't play with memecoins and this article is a good explainer on why nobody should.
- AI is changing developer work. Here are three skills to strengthen.
Article feels like click-bait but the three items it highlights are spot on. This is what I've been working to learn and adapt to first-hand with various projects I have.
- We’re going to need default hard budget caps on pretty much everything
I read this article with a smile as over the last few months I've added this as a feature to nearly every agentic workload that I run. Here’s a product feature which the world is…
- We want you to build the next Git platform on Cloudflare
Interesting platform from Cloudflare all built on Git but I have to say their message here doesn't seem focused enough on a specific solution.
- Introducing zkAPI: private usage credits for any API
I've been suggesting that crypto is a better way for agents to handle payment for services for a bit. Here is a broader example of generally using crypto to pay for service usage…
- The Bizarre, Murky History of Soviet-Born Tetris
The story of Tetris is one I've read in book form and watched in the Tetris movie on Apple TV. Tetris is such an amazing game still today. I would seriously own my ModRetro…
- Your car’s data privacy problems are worse than you think | The Verge