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I own multiple CD and/or digital copies of a lot of albums.

Discrobble now shows the Notes you keep against a record in your Discogs collection, and lets you edit them from the album page.

The server now speaks the current MCP revision (2026-07-28, the stateless one) natively, while older clients keep working through the SDK's compatibility lane.

This release is about the Discogs rate limit: fewer 429s to begin with, and a quick, clear answer when one does happen.

Next week I'm running a session with our product and engineering leadership on how AI is changing the product management role.

The first TL;DL release in four months.

Bruce Schneier has a great post about separating “work” tasks from “gym” tasks when it comes to AI usage: At work, if your job is to move a bunch of heavy things from one side of the room to another, you should use whatever assistive tech you have on hand:

I imagine that many of you will be Esther Perel fans, either via her book Mating in Captivity or her therapy podcast Where Should We Being?.

I dislike the phrase “human in the loop” because it cedes authority to the machines.

It’s not the main point of this Cal Newport essay, but I enjoyed this bit of history.

Fantastic post by Charity Majors about how both AI enthusiasts and AI skeptics have good points—but the problem is that they can’t play nice long enough to understand each other’s views and work on making things better together.

I will read anything danah boyd writes, but this piece is especially good.

Your Discogs wantlist is now first-class in discogs-mcp.

Whiplash is what happens when change occurs without communication.

Lorin Hochstein writes about generative AI in the context of incident reports, but the points are more broadly applicable.

While I’m side-questing into health stuff I might as well link this one that I’ve been sitting on as well.

I’ve been enjoying Derek Thompson’s newsletter lately.

Discrobble is now free to start, with a one-time $4.99 unlock for unlimited scrobbling.

Discrobble now shows your Discogs rating for every album and lets you set or change it without leaving the app.

I’ve been reading the work of L.M.