Andy exemplifies effective web practices and design. Highly recommend the courses offered by Andy and his team.

Really digging the workflows the Wispr Flow provides. Added their blog to the list of favourites. Their approach reminded me a lot of this blog post wattenberger.com/thoughts/our... by @wattenberger.com

What are the good starting points to start hacking with atproto? 🤔

Cloudflare 🫂

Noticed that amp became much more expensive (MCP might be contributing here, not sure 🧐). Tried their race mode for a change (haiku 4.5) - super fast, results are very close to what I need most of the time, and it is cheaper.

`amp --ide` + neovim amp plugin + custom commands—just enough AI code assistance for me 👌 Excellent, pragmatic solution from @sourcegraph.com

we now have some new @e18e.dev docs on best practice of publishing npm packages this documents the recommended basics for a secure publish workflow and gives some pointers for further security/tools/etc this is a _very_ opinionated subject, so do ping me if you have feedback!

Dynamic Worker Loading is super intriguing. I can see how this can be used for something like “morphing” APIs, kinda GraphQL on steroids. I wonder about the potential of this in workflows… Thanks for sharing and working on this @kentonvarda.com and @threepointone.bsky.social 🙌🏻

This is a piece of art from @wattenberger.com. I stayed there for more than 30 mins, carefully scrolling and checking the details of each image. I practice something similar with sound and LLMs, but that example takes multi-modal system interaction to the next level. wattenberger.com/thoughts/our...

This is what peak performance looks like.

Oooh, I totally love this! In iOS 26, they've added some cool new background sounds.

Timeless. youtu.be/lw6TaiXzHAE?...

“Fifty is one more than seven squared.”

“When you help someone you help everyone” — Aunt May from Spiderman

Imagine having something similar to `@media print`, but for AI agents. I guess it would no longer be UX, but rather AX - Agent Experience.

Scott delivered an absolutely magnificent talk! It's definitely one of my all-time favorites and ranks right at the top.

Also, I find bare git repos + worktrees to be a powerful combo for running experiments in the codebase with agentic workflows. Cool stuff.

Started using Jujutsu with a Git backend for my Neovim configs repo. A decade of muscle memory using Git aliases is like using editors without Vim motions. I find the workflow appealing so far.

Is it harder to manage high performers? YES. They will give you hard feedback. They will demand excellence. You will spend more time in coaching. Take it as an opportunity, not an attack, and your org will be better for it. YOU will be better.

First Coda, now Superhuman. Way to go Grammarly 🙌🏻🇺🇦

I didn’t change the color scheme of the editor or terminal or anything for more than a month. Should I worry?

One last one for the morning: your organization is only as strong as the shittiest behavior you allow

That feeling when you remove 17k files and things still work as they were. (￣^￣)

Bloom filters are my favorite filters now. Enjoyed reading through samwho.dev/bloom-filters/ @samwho.dev this is masterpiece.

Who knew that web rings were still a thing 🤯 I imagined some local networks with the trusted recommendations to join would make a comeback, but web rings.. 2000x vibes 🙌🏻

One of my favourite commands lately: `any_command_with_long_output | tee >(nvim)`

Is it really that twisted to use GitHub Actions with monorepos or do I overthink? I want to run the workflow only when specific paths change ✅, and then run the job per path with the sparse checkout of that path ❓

Bravo 👏🏻 @storybook.js.org

Migrating some frontends from the cluster to the edge (Cloudflare) this week. Feels surreal.

I was going through the dev tools today to clean things up and noticed that I have had the Helix editor lingering since last century. Started the tutorial. Super easy for Neovim user to start with. The search-in-selection feature, which allows editing all occurrences at once, is very nice!

While migrating project to @biomejs.dev, I caught myself thinking that it would be nice to see the number of errors per rule. It turns out that Biomejs has it already. Ha! Just needed to add the `--reporter=summary` to the linter call. Super helpful!

👏 > "Starting with Firefox 139, Nightly builds now support the hidden=until-found attribute, allowing content to be found via find-in-page when it's otherwise hidden by default." 🥳 www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo...

#CSS view transitions I appreciate not caring about a lot of details in this interaction pattern, like if landscape or portrait, grid and the browser continue to take care of everything cdpn.io/pen/full/dyL...

Discovery of the day: devtools logpoints. Instead of adding console.log directly in the code, you can add a logpoint in devtools (at least in Chrome). The brilliant @jec.fish has a video about this: youtu.be/JyHjoaUhAus. No more forgotten log lines! 🙌🏻

These new virtual lines in #neovim 0.11 😍

There is a big difference between reading and reading.

Is raw knowledge still relevant?

One of those days when I feel like I live in an anti-utopia.

Usefully sober fact sheet on Ukraine. Please share with those who need it. understandingwar.org/backgrounder...

Turns out notes don't have to live in the Vault root in @obsidian.md like I thought, facepalm. 1. You can actually drop new notes right into the same folder as your current one 2-3. You can stash all your attachments in a custom folder, but they'll still hang out in your current note's folder

Word of the Day: Piecewise.

Introducing “I” - it’s like AI, without the A.

I just got my Nuphy Air 75 v2, and I'm already loving it! It's been years since I’ve used a mechanical keyboard, and at first, it felt a bit strange, but I quickly got into the groove! I definitely recommend pairing it with the wrist rest—it makes a world of difference!

I recently received an invitation to test the beta version of Ghostty. As a heavy user of Kitty+Tmux+Neovim, I managed to go from zero to hero in just about an hour. While there are a few quirks and we currently can't move splits, I must say—it's incredibly impressive!

Recently I had the chance to dive deep into time zones. Using the Internationalization API to print out instants in a specific time zone is solid. However, dealing with raw instants and creating them in a specific time zone can be a bit tricky. tc39.es/proposal-tem... looks very promising for this.

To all the new folks arriving, welcome! - setup your profile - find a few cool starter packs to follow - check out settings (enforce ALT) - choose your feeds and then - send a post saying hi - write, like, repost, and reply abundantly. We'd like to hear from you - respect others and enjoy the party

- “Does it work?” - “I’m sure, but just make sure…” Legendary 💪🏻

twitter was so bad for so long that i forgot how fun this is

Oooh, I like it here 🙌🏻