Shot, chaser(s) source: x.com/ClaudeDevs/s...

I’m amazed that Apple Face ID consistently works when I’m leaning on my hand and covering half my face, but falls apart when I’m wearing sun glasses.

Summer camp said they had multiple kids with peanut allergies, so I made sure to send my son with the requisite cheese sandwich instead of a PB&J. It wasn’t until Saturday that it occurred to me that the snack I sent everyday was Trail Mix.

“My nephew went through something similar. He adored dinosaurs but couldn't tolerate dinosaur movies because the roaring and chase scenes were too much.“ No biggie, just ChatGPT hallucinating having a nephew.

If you notice your GIF options reduced online, it's because Tenor is the latest property Google has decided to kill. arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026...

Just how different is agentic engineering from what came before? Finally wrote up an idea I’ve been kicking around. enpiar.com/2026/07/06/t...

My favorite AI powered feature is that Google Docs learned my 1:1 schedule, and my notes doc for my next 1:1 always shows up on the landing page.

Orca looks super cool! It's got a bunch of IDE like features, but is primarily about managing agent sessions. You can even match between diff harnesses (claude code, codex, etc), "if it runs in a terminal, it runs in Orca." github.com/stablyai/orca

I've never seen something so accurately describe in me in such an annoying way. via: bambamramfan.github.io/ai-compass/

A paradox of automation is once you’ve automated common, repeated, unambiguous work, the only work left is uncommon, one off, and/or ambiguous. I think about this a lot when I see people saying they’ve stopped prompting and only build agent loops.

Found an old Raspberry Pi I had forgotten about in the back of a desk drawer. High time I did something with it. Anyone know how I can hook an H100 up to this bad boy?

A lesson I’ve learned from large “everything to everyone” data projects is these kinds of systems are easy to deploy, but a slog to get everything integrated. Success is gonna hinge on the ability to get everything wired up. www.anthropic.com/news/introdu...

TFW the AI summary is just *slightly* off

This one was news to me! The text of Claude’s “extended thinking” isn’t the actual text of the reasoning, it’s a summary. The text is only available with an enterprise agreement. Though this feels more like a distillation guardrail than a true enterprise feature. patrickmccanna.net/the-text-in-...

Do you use Git Worktrees for isolation in your agent development workflow? If so, when do you create them? I’ve tried:

Did you change your dev database when you started running multiple development agents at once? Or did you yolo your existing single shared db, hoping none of them made a schema change?

Finally starting to get into the groove running lots of agents in at once. I’m also finding myself prompting “wait, what the hell were you working on?” more than I would have thought.

I want more bread and butter AI coding content. Less “AI the ${Savior|Enemy}” and more “With 12 features in flight at once, how do I run 12 copies of my app locally?”.

6yo: Dad, I love dinner. This is the best meal you've ever made. I'm serious. Can you start making this every week? Y'all.... I made instant ramen.

My Strava notifications aren't really matching my post ride mood.

Well... it was fun while it lasted. Do you think the DOD was worried about someone weaponizing my calendar app?

Me trying to send a calendar invite to a friend in New Zealand who said "I'm free on Wednesday morning".

They changed their tune on this a lot quicker than I would have thought: www.wired.com/story/anthro...

I’ve fallen into a pattern of ChatGPT for serious business tasks (eg - writing engagement proposals), and Claude for fun development work at night. Naturally I refer to this as the Mullet Stack. Business in the front, party in the back, and all that.

I like to think the Anthropic’s Fable nomenclature is a subtle jab at OpenAI for the whole goblin thing.

Models need sleep to consolidate memory? Next they'll be wanting weekends off, too. arxiv.org/abs/2606.03979

Thinking about finally removing Insta from my phone. Dont like the way it sucks me in. In the meantime, I’m gonna need y’all to step it up over here to fill the void.

I still get a whiff of excitement, as if I've experienced literal magic, every time I get a 2FA code text'd to me, and it shows up in the browser on my laptop.

File this one under “only child birthday presents”.

Wasn't much room left on the board, but I managed to leave my mark.

Just one more pair of skis. That will fix me. Just one more... narrator: he also has 2 more pair that aren't pictured

I can’t help but think this is the prelude to some sort of “slavery was a choice” type moment…

This is pretty cool! llmfit: evaluate a host of models for their ability to run on your machine github.com/AlexsJones/l... Gave it a shot, and enjoyed learning that all my hardware is underpowered 😅

New hype cycle just dropped.

I'm running an experiment on LinkedIn. Curious if it's gonna tank my business.

Bold choice from Team Canada for their Olympic jerseys. I wouldn't have gone with an Imperial Royal Guard theme, but that's just me.

The current discourse be like...

Thinking about that time I created I accidentally created a Git branch named 'origin/master'.

Me using an LLM: OMG it generated an entire website in under tow minutes!!?!?!? Also: Me using an LLM: Did I really just have a 10 min debate on the merits of phrasing a question as: “Do you want to CC <person>?“ versus “Is it easiest to CC <person>?”

Shout out to @exe.dev's Shelley for calling out my over-architecting an app I'm working on.

Real text conversation I had about @exe.dev

Take any lament you see online that humans may no longer be writing any code in the future, and replace “writing code” with “racking servers” or “writing assembly by hand”.

<about to make a joke the inability to rename S3 buckets> *pauses* me: You know it’s probably been 5-10 years since I’ve wanted to rename a bucket. I should make sure they haven’t shipped this option in the mean time. *reads S3 docs* me: <sighs> So that joke…

Spent my walk to the office this morning using voice to text to talk with Shelley (@exe.dev’s coding agent), building an app as I walked. idk if hands free vibe coding a thing, but this really felt like magic.

If you think this is a change, and not how things have always been done, I have a bridge to sell you.

TIL - you can hide the Trending Topics section I used to use a custom CSS browser extension to hide them on the bird site. It’s a much better experience.

How am I supposed to monitor all these stupid little apps I'm building and kind of depend on?

So it turns out WordPress often blocks Feedly for weeks at a time. Signed up for an "RSS Proxy Service" but after a free trial it started inserting ads. Ended up using Shelly from @exe.dev and rage built my own RSS proxy service in about an hour. bsky.app/profile/laun...

News: Amazon secretly uses GenAI to create new smart grocery cart, is immediately recognized because of the obvious dash usage. bsky.app/profile/geek...

Have a couple of super niche apps I've been building over the break. First up: RSS feeds for US avalanche forecasts: www.avyrss.com The intersection of people who care about avalanche conditions AND want to use RSS to consume them, may be literally just myself. But why would I let that stop me!