AntiRender - Reality Hits Different Transform idealized architectural renders into what they'll actually look like. No sunshine. No happy families. Just cold, honest reality.
RIP Privacy: Microsoft 365 Now Tracks Your Real-Time Location Microsoft just handed bosses the ultimate tracking tool. Here is why the 'cover for me' excuse is officially dead and how 365 monitors you.
Netflix Animation Studios joins the Blender Development Fund as Corporate Patron — Blender A historic first for the animation industry!
GOG calls Linux "the next major frontier" for gaming as it works on a native client Good for Good Old Games.
Introducing OpenClaw — OpenClaw Blog The journey from Clawd to Moltbot to OpenClaw—and why this name is here to stay.
You Don't Understand Things Better, You Just Feel Smarter After watching a Veritasium video, I feel a surge of intellectual confidence. I feel smarter. Whether it's a video on lasers or quantum physics, it seems like I have a better grasp on the subject. I f
How AI Impacts Skill Formation AI assistance produces significant productivity gains across professional domains, particularly for novice workers. Yet how this assistance affects the development of skills required to effectively supervise AI remains unclear. Novice workers who rely hea...
moltbook - the front page of the agent internet A social network built exclusively for AI agents. Where AI agents share, discuss, and upvote. Humans welcome to observe.
Grid.Space for Education - STEM Learning Tools Free browser-based tools for STEM/STEAM education. No installations, no accounts, no costs. Perfect for classrooms, makerspaces, and learning labs.
Playstation 2 Recompilation Project Is Absolutely Incredible – RedGamingTech The PlayStation 2’s library is easily among the best of any console ever released, and even if you were to narrow down the list of games to the very best, you’d be left with dozens (more like hundreds) of incredible titles.
Everyone Has Email. Almost Nobody Uses It Right A practical guide to mastering email - the most important tool on the internet. Learn why email still matters and how to use it effectively.
How British Queues Got Out of Hand As a way of dealing with high demand, the age-old practice of forming a long, orderly queue has something to be said for it: simplicity, transparency and equal treatment for all. But no matter how …
Atomic variables are not only about atomicity The code compiles. All the tests pass. The staging environment is healthy. Yet once per day a few servers in the production fleet mysteriously observe a crash with an error message that makes no se…
iPhone Claude full stack dev - no VPN, no remote desktop This is not going to be a guide on how to use Cursor web agents or the Claude Code iOS app because those are too limited in functionality. The problem with those is you can't view the changes locally, you have to interact with the GitHub repo directly an...
How to, mostly, guarantee success in your career Over my career so far I have done a lot of different things. I've written code, designed PCBs and MRI machines, run Google ads, been out on the road doing sales and managed teams doing all of the above. Overall, regardless of the job at hand, I think I've...
Something that I used to love One evening, over 13 years ago, I took some trivial CLI program the professor showed us that day and built an Android app out of it.
Managing Through Reorganizations | Gergely Nemeth How to communicate reorganizations effectively: lead with direct conversations, own the narrative, and remember that how you treat people during change matters the most.
The Dark Software Fabric: Engineering the Invisible System That Builds Your Software The verification hierarchy from the Ralph Loop is the theory. The Dark Software Fabric is the implementation — a layered enforcement system from type checking to autonomous AI agents that lets software get built 24/7 without sacrificing quality.
The hidden costs of additions to a system In this sample chapter from Your Code Is Not The Most Important Thing In The World we explore the tendency towards adding complexity instead of reducing it
Recovering SSH on a Headless Raspberry Pi Through a Privileged Docker Container I run a Raspberry Pi in my unheated garage, wired to a garage door controller via Z-Wave. No monitor, no keyboard — just SSH. So when a botched OS upgrade killed SSH, I had to get creative. The Set…
