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  1. Build and ship Mac and iOS apps without ever opening Xcode, using XcodeGen and terminal scripts

  2. The Line of Perfect

    Moving the goalposts as AI improves and we travel into the unknown

  3. Adding self-hosted Mem0 memory to Hermes Agent with pgvector and Ollama, plus the footguns I hit along the way

  4. Tokenmaxxing was deliberate, Claude Sonnet 5 narrows the Opus gap, Tyler Cowen on who wins and loses, AI diagnosis vs fixes, and Qwen 3.6 makes local dev practical

  5. A walkthrough of setting up Nous Research's Hermes Agent on a Hetzner CX23 box — OpenRouter, Telegram gateway, Obsidian sync, cron jobs, and the skills that make it feel like home

  6. GPT-5.6 lands with a government gate, open-weight models undercut frontier labs by 50x, why even the rich won't survive AI, and why your font-family stack is probably wrong

  7. Saying goodbye to Tailwind, a 7-line programming language and TanStack plays compromise bingo

  8. The silent information we pass on the net, a history of vi, and just use Go man

  9. Github's demise, the societal effects of AI, and how we process the rich sludge that powers the globe

  10. Claude degrades, don't outsource your thinking, and a lovely bit of concrete

  11. Programming still sucks, OS rocks, Claude loses some lustre

  12. The perils of laziness lost, Mythos or myth, and can you put OS X on a Wii?

  13. Gemma 4 rocks, Claude open source leaked, and the machines will be fine, but what about us?

  14. TypeScript 6 drops, how to slow down when everything is speeding up, Auto Mode for Claude and a new take on version control

  15. We still need to code, LLM fatigue is upon us, maybe you don't need semicolons, and JS is still bloated!

  16. A little dash of AI and a few updates from the world of Vim!

  17. GPT 5.4 releases, who reviews the reviewers, and making a button in 2026

  18. Tinkering on family dashboards, LLMs debating each other, and why writing code is cheap now

  19. Some delicious split keyboards, another day another frontier LLM release, and a sprinkling of CSS

  20. The overwhelming complexity of everything, another IDE I will eventually try again, and new models from Google & OpenAI