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  1. CI/CD has been solved.

  2. Agents versus agents

    There’s a naming collision at the center of the AI conversation right now.

  3. fortran's wager

    Pascal built the Pascaline in 1642 — one of the first mechanical calculators.

  4. Richard Dawkins is one of the clearest scientific communicators alive.

  5. Tradpute

    Most of what we’re calling “AI” at the product layer is just traditional computing in a trenchcoat.

  6. I set up OpenClaw in forty minutes.

  7. slashface

    Slashface, V3R.

  8. dogs are analog AI

  9. multi-tabling

    Riley Brown said something that caught my attention: “AI Agent Workflows in 2026 will look like Online Poker in 2010.

  10. upgrading old youtube rips

    Had 45 hours of synthwave I’d ripped from YouTube over the years.

  11. zsh_custom

    A shell suite that makes moving between sixty-nine projects cost one keystroke — and makes coming back after a reboot cost nothing at all.

  12. The Formative Years

    The Conversation 3 AM.

  13. The Radar Paradox

    License Radar’s visual identity wasn’t designed.

  14. tarkov needs refs

    Paintball has them.

  15. john blow is very smart

    Apparently Blow said: the problem with video game cutscenes is game devs don't study the theory around cinematography, or lighting, or blocking, or what even makes a good acting performance, they just autistically copy things without understanding what ma…

  16. absolutely fascinating

    This is absolutely incredible.

  17. the musk grindset

    reference previous post ‘hyper multitasking’ and coin similar macro strategy of the musk grindset. read twitter posts on this day: “rewrote code backend; thank you elon; i’ve never felt this alive.” hyper-multitasking and hyper-focus. multitask between sp…

  18. hyper multitasking

    i hereby coin this term if it has not been already.

  19. the contraction changes

    I think we have near peak contraction (in computing terms).

  20. Stable Diff

    Experiments with Stable Diffusion image generation.

  21. It isn’t just technology that is contracting.

  22. This was said by someone random: Tiling wms are a textbook example of a solution to a problem that doesn't exist.

  23. the year of *

    Update: In short, this post was meant to capture the idea that tons of opportunity exists…those who choose to use computers ’the best’ are the ones who will benefit.

  24. a new term is born.

    On the first day, He created Developers.

  25. selling computer time.

    That’s the difference now.

  26. the new cloud.

    It’s blockchain.

  27. get it out of email

    If it matters, get it out of email.

  28. stale.

    Being away from a project costs more the longer you are away from it.

  29. jam session.

    There isn’t any way to describe it to someone who hasn’t lived it.

  30. the pawn(s).

    When the ‘pawn’ reaches the other side, the pawn becomes whatever it wants.

  31. the headset.

    The most important piece of gear for remote work is a headset.

  32. air-gapped.

    Very interesting the more you look into it. https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2011/05/bin_laden_maint.html https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2013/10/air_gaps.html

  33. the new type of content.

    Meta-content allows the audience to experience a new set of emotions.

  34. the downside of the upside.

    Remote work increases the labor pool.

  35. There is not much to say on the technical front.

  36. context switching, defined.

    Switching between multiple customers requires, by definition, context switching.

  37. you aren't the only one.

    I’ve heard this, and worked through it, and felt the same way, and consider it part of ‘general purpose’ developer workflow now.

  38. never forget.

    In remembrance.

  39. do we still crawl?

    Hashicorp’s “crawl-walk-run” framework for adopting Consul.

  40. the storm

    Eppy.

  41. the great contraction

    The Great Contraction.

  42. keep it simple.

    The great contraction.

  43. We can give them a couple of more years to solve the problems from 2014!

  44. Also movable type.

  45. Sometimes systems administrators need to perform some ‘alternative’ tasks that require some ’temporary’ workspaces.

  46. Pulseaudio allows for one-click to stream audio over a network to another machine running PulseAudio.

  47. Xfce is great full time, but full-time VLC in your audio control is not.

  48. If the mainframe evolved into desktops, isn’t web hosted email a re-centralization of what already was not?

  49. culture as code.

    Simply put, AWS is adopted by a company, not the IT department.