Al Power

Aphera is a delightful photographic tool crafted with care, proving that with less you can do more.

Wildwood from LAIKA studios looks great.

Whatever your thoughts on AI, it’s pretty clear using LLMs to generate code is here to stay in the workplace.

Pebble is great because its open, simple design has fostered a uniquely vibrant app and watch face ecosystem that still “just works” more than a decade later.

Dang - as a linoprinting nerd this is a really fun lego project.

Interesting ideas on product interoperability from David Hoang: The defensible position isn’t lock-in anymore—it’s being the thing everything else connects to.

Thoughtful post from Ben on the challenges of the A.I. coding landscape.

This looks very useful for anyone who a) likes the terminal and b) does database work.

Fascinating deep dive into halftones.

Remember when social media was actually social?

This audiobook sounds ace - wish it was available in the UK.

While I'm very much tied into the OS X ecosystem, I'm very curious about Omarchy - DHH's latest exploration into an opinionated window manager.

I first encountered the internet through dial-up on my parent's first computer in the states, then a Psion series 5mx handheld in 2000 or so, again using a dial-up modem.

Loosely planning a trip some time in the future and this is just a lovely travelogue and love letter to Japan.

Nice overview by Federico Viticci of 'Sky' (from the team around Shortcuts that Apple bought).

I think Gruber nails it with the "Fool me twice, shame on me" adage.

From Simon Willison: Vibe coding does not mean “using AI tools to help write code”.

A lovely post from Geoffrey Lit about a fun A.I.

Figma have done a nice job with this - it supports URLs, Text, joining Wifi networks, SMS, Phone and Email templates.

Useful reference for how to format RSS feeds.