I sure hope stress/anxiety vs age is a bell curve.

One thing I didn't expect is how good LLMs are at cooking/recipes.

"Pancreatic cancer mRNA vaccine shows lasting results in an early trial: Scientists caution that more research is needed, but nearly all of the patients who responded to the personalized vaccine are still alive six years later."

Atheist have a better understanding of religion than people who believe. What an irony.

Huh

I would be interested in seeing China impose a blockade in the straight of Hormuz.

Iykyk

I've been playing with Wispr for a couple of hours, and it's mind-blowing. I wonder if I'll ever teach a keyboard again.

At least orban conceded, unlike trump or bolsonaro, and (at least for now) seems to be working toward a peaceful transfer of power.

“The open web […] didn't win because the tools were better. It won because a critical mass of people decided that the alternative, a handful of AOL-style walled gardens choosing what everyone saw, was not the future they wanted. Then they built their way out of it.” timtrautmann.com/blog/the-ner...

An mRNA treatment for PANCREATIC CANCER was in trials, among many other uses. Choosing to end this research is choosing to sentence millions to an early, painful death

THEY SENT FOUR HUMAN BEINGS 252,756 MILES AWAY, WENT FULLY AROUND THE MOON AND BROUGHT THEM BACK TO LAND IN THE PRECISE LOCATION THEY WANTED EVERYONE WHO WORKED ON THIS IS THE COOLEST PERSON ON EARTH

And yet mankind keeps wasting money, attention and lives throwing stones, bullets, missiles and drones at each other.

The US lost a war that it started.

Another good post related to the one u wrote last week : ouvre-boite.com/the-open-web...

If there was say a massive order of tacos to be delivered from every mexican restaurant in DC, Mar-a-lago or other cities trump visits, I would gladly participate :)

I stand corrected. They have been patched. simonwillison.net/2026/Apr/7/p...

It's fascinating to see trump fan and apologists claim that he's just doing what the iranian leadership did for years. We all have different models.

Have FFMPEG, OpenBSD been patched in the last few days/weeks? If not, I worry this is more marketing and less responsible disclosure...

How much of "our latest model is too smart/good/dangerous" to be released is marketing? www.nytimes.com/2026/04/07/t... I use Claude on a daily basis (and I hit usage limits every week, and almost every day on a $200 personal account, on top of my pro account), so I know it's good... BUT

Religion is cancer, but it's also contagious.

Drones, blockchains, and climate: The nation-state is not that old, and probably not long for this world. www.thenewatlantis.com/publications...

I wanted to follow up after @anildash.com 's blog post on the "Endgame for the Open Web": ouvre-boite.com/the-open-web...

I wanted to follow up after @anildash.com 's blog post on the "Endgame for the Open Web": ouvre-boite.com/the-open-web...

When people say that agent generated code is going to be a pain to maintain: they are right... but I think that may actually be a feature. The code has become a lot more disposable. The question is how does its "surface" remain unchanged.

Maybe the biggest harm that silicon valley brought us was that lots of people don't believe that technological progress can bring us toward a better future... ... ensuring that incumbent technologies persist longer than they should.

If the $200 Max plan from anthropic actually costs 10x in anthropic credits, I doubt that anyone without a high paying full time job will be able to afford it.

I just showed the kids the game of life, gave them a sheet of paper, a pencil and a rubber. I will now have a very quiet afternoon =D

Someone will create an agent-created wikipedia, with agents writers, reviewers and it will eventually be in fact *better* than wikipedia. History rhymes news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technol...

Name your agents.

One of the big questions I ask myself a lot is how early/late am I am in my adoption of coding agents. Some days, I feel like I am doing things that very very few other folks are doing and that everyone will do in the near future. Other days, I find that other folks are doing even more.

One of the big questions I ask myself a lot is how early/late am I am in my adoption of coding agents. Some days, I feel like I am doing things that very very few other folks are doing and that everyone will do in the near future. Other days, I find that other folks are doing even more.

I would lie if I said I am not genuinely worried about losing my job to AI coding agents. Weirdly, the answer is probably to invest even more of my time and energy building with them.

The more a piece of information (especially and image or video) makes you react (positively or negatively), the more you should question if it is real.

did:cow: Another idea to billionaire-proof ATProto IDs, also "art of using a blockchain without using a blockchain". Blockchain-managed wrapper ID, no tx to create, points to a did:plc/did:web but you can move it if something goes wrong. Got carried away and made a resolver and front-end cow.watch

Claude code is great. Now I want Claude marketing.

The first oil shock happened in 1973. We had 53 years. What did we do with these? What are we doing now?

Voice memo are ok if they are <30 second long. Anything longer is a podcast.

The space race is a distraction from the digital race. There is nothing close enough that it would matter to us within a reasonable future.

I'm all for trump support for collapsing... I just wish it wasn't for gas prices.

If you build any kind of dev tool but your application is blocking coding agents, you're doing it wrong.

Can’t have student loan relief, can’t fund public education, can’t provide public healthcare, can’t build housing, can’t get a good job, can’t fund research to cure/treat illness and disease, can’t build green energy, can’t solve hunger and illness in the global south, but at least we can have this.

It looks to me that the models in my coding agents are not that differentiated.

For those of you who have spent decades in the tech industry: AI has leveled the playing field with the young engineers grinding LeetCode. You bring something they don’t—decades of experience in design patterns, system architecture, and infrastructure. .

Is it late-stage individualism or late-stage collectivism?

In 2026, we will see the first single "employee" (human) business with a $1bn valuation.

"The rule of low".

At this point if you use Polymarket/Kalshy but do NOT have any insider information, you're the sucker on the other side of people who do.

It's not really a surprise that the country who elected a convicted felon does not really respect the rule of law abroad either tbh.