- 2I don't know what a function is. But I built a production SaaS anyway (articlefoundry.com)
- 2What have you been working on and AI is replacing you?
- 3More macOS 26.3 Finder column view silliness (lapcatsoftware.com)
- 1Inlay – Make your website discoverable by AI agents (inlay.dev)
- 1The Quiet World (1998) (poetryfoundation.org)
- 2I Chose Discourse over Discord (blog.discourse.org)
- 1The Professor of the Lower Senses (vittlesmagazine.com)
- 1Why America Never Got a Labor Party (jacobin.com)
- 2Show HN: Ghost – Session memory for Claude Code (local, qmd, Git-integrated) (github.com)
- 1The undecidability of probabilistic planning (2001) (sciencedirect.com)
- 1Labyrinth Locator (labyrinthlocator.org)
- 2The Anthropic Hive Mind (steve-yegge.medium.com)
- 5Dating apps are training us to want the wrong people (bloomberg.com)
- 1Show HN: SparkBuilt – Opportunity (sparkbuilt.dev)
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- 1AgentSift – Search 400 agent capabilities – MCP, LangChain, OpenClaw, and more (agentsift.ai)
- 1Coregex: Pure Go regex engine. Up to 3-3000x+ faster than stdlib (github.com)
- 35Something Big Is (Not) Happening (aricolaprete.com)
- 1What Tinkering with AI Taught Me About the Future of Software (tianglim.net)
- 1Dog Launcher 9000 [video][educational][python][14m] (youtube.com)
- 3Misattribution of Arousal (en.wikipedia.org)
- 1New source available license is a simple alternative to closed-source licenses (opencoreventures.com)
- 1Measuring AI Automation of Remote Work (remotelabor.ai)
- 1Skim-review is the new normal. Your data workflow has to catch up (xata.io)
- 1Letting agents post on my blog (blog.fsck.com)
- 1Time to Eat Your Biggest Meal Isn't Dinner (thetakeout.com)
- 1What if riders don't close a robotaxi door after a ride? Try DoorDash (arstechnica.com)
- 4Physicists Make Electrons Flow Like Water (quantamagazine.org)
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- 3What Is Claude? Anthropic Doesn't Know, Either (newyorker.com)