Featured post what's this? ✨ Living Is Not For The Weak Roman Emperors, blog writers and super heroes all have to find the values they live by somewhere - Marcus Aurelius, Mark Manson and Oliver Queen (The Arrow) tell us where.
Detect when elements overlap with CSS Detecting when two elements overlap using only CSS anchor positioning and scroll-driven animations.
Why Your Computer Is Slow — Task Manager Can't Tell You I wrote Windows Task Manager. Then I broke this PC in four different ways — CPU, memory, disk, and power — and showed why the usual Task Manager diagnosis is looking at the wrong suspect. Download TMOG free at: http://tmog.org
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Ideas on modernizing the open-source desktop Scott Jenson has been working on user interfaces (UIs) and user experience (UX) for many years [...]
Inside Snapdragon Summit 2026: Agentic AI PCs, Googlebooks and Linux | Qualcomm Explore the agentic AI PCs, Googlebook laptops, Linux support and partner devices powered by Snapdragon unveiled at Snapdragon Summit 2026.
Meta VR Glasses, AR Glasses & Headsets Introducing Meta VR glasses and headsets. AR glasses to stream movies, shows and live sports, or work on an infinite screen. Shop today!
Ethics of Agent Exploitation The price of synthetic labor is collapsing. Some thoughts from my small agent factory about AI economics, KV cache compression, human-in-the-loop and whether I should feel guilty about keeping the machines busy.
Jev can't be calibrated Jev is a useful zero-shot classifier, but its probabilities can't be calibrated for your data. Calibration depends on your data distribution, which Jev never sees, so treat its outputs as scores and recalibrate them on your own labeled examples.
Lifelogging with Large Language Models | Jaan Altosaar The first time AI makes me tear up I'm biking down a sunny Brooklyn street.
Jobs of the Future May Resemble Those From the Past The jobs of the far future may not be ones we can’t conceive of yet, but instead ones from the past that keep us capable of operating independently of AI. As recent geopolitical events can attest to, there is a risk in trusting partners with critical capa...
Downgrades 10-year Treasury yield Recently, interest rates for government debt have been rising worldwide. As I write the yield of the 10-year US trea...
DrivingBench A benchmark where frontier language models drive a real comma-equipped Toyota through a cone course, one command at a time, with a human supervisor ready to brake.
There Is No Now A message can arrive on time and still belong to a world that has already changed. What a paper from 1978 can teach us about group chats, shared decisions, and the computers we trust to act for us.
We should share childhood stories more – Children playing ball games, Roman artwork, 2nd century AD. Photo by: Jastrow via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0 One of the best laughs I’ve had with my wife have been due to sharing childhood experiences. She’s also fond of my baby memories, or the reall...
Why Omarchy Exists - Mikael’s Blog Thank me, I just listened to a 5 hour interview with DHH so you don’t have to. I would sum it up as a never-ending serenade to the current love...
Why didn't anybody tell me about hash slots I work on a service that decides which courier gets offered your delivery at a gig economy delivery app. When you open the app and ask for something to be brought to you, some code somewhere has to decide which of the couriers should be offered the job. W...
How I Manage Homebrew From a UI BrewUI is Homebrew's official macOS GUI. I'm a terminal person by default, but here's why I installed it anyway, how the configuration works, and what upgrading and installing packages looks like from the app instead of a shell.
Ten years of Postgres logical replication A long time ago I ran a write-heavy system on a hub and a handful of workers. Each worker took a share of the application traffic and wrote events locally. The …
My German Exit Tax: 13 Tax Advisors, 1.5 Years, 18.7k€ to be able to leave the country - Oliver Eidel Case study on Germany’s exit tax: how the author spent 1.5 years, consulted 13 tax advisors, and paid 18.7k€ to move to Thailand.
Claude discovers a novel enzyme system In early results from our new life sciences research lab, Claude agents found an enzyme system whose function is still unknown.
Jev Does Not Play Dice: 83% probability, 19% accuracy on a hidden fair die roll Jev gave a hidden fair die roll an 83% probability and was right 19% of the time. A check of its calibrated probabilities, with code and data.
how do you design the right domain-specific harness? what belongs in a research harness when the models keep improving, and how do we get the expertise into it?
Sandboxing with minimal effort The other day I merged a new feature for Inko that I think is quite interesting: the ability to sandbox an application with minimal effort.
You Don't Need A %Frontier LLM% In most of the cases you don't need (Astra|Fable|Opus|%paste-a-new-LLM-name-released-this-week%).
First Principles Thinking · Sunil Sadasivan On first principles thinking, learning to work with agents, and setting experience aside long enough to see a problem clearly.
Back to Coupling and Cohesion - Daniil Bastrich Coupling and Cohesion in practice: meaningful quantitative metrics and the common ground behind software design principles.
