the views out of Whitehorse last weekend

fortunately for me and unfortunately for the wallet this now exists

the protocol in action! interop might just be the best leap forward for long-form blogs over anything else from the last 10 years, everything up until now has mostly been incremental

and I oop blog.jetbrains.com/fleet/2025/1...

> if we were starting over today i think we'd start a bsky server instead of a website epic sentence, there's a strong case for evolving sites like @theverge.com into more than just news portals we've seen a version of this before with flipboard.social, but curious to see this built with atproto!

neat new feature over on threads "review and approve replies"

turns out @jetbrains.com wasn't planning on discontinuing fleet after all they're reworking it for agentic coding and going all in on ACP, currently in public preview:

last year spotify wrapped caught some flack for feeling pretty bland and missing its usual personality this year they fully turned it around though, maybe the most fun wrapped yet!

the final form, as goofy as it looks, this is one of the more practical foldable phone designs out there *very* slim chance this doesn't end up costing more than a macbook

chrome is *finally* getting vertical tabs, from the latest canary build:

this toggle is an avengers level threat

wondering if the new @fairphone.com would be a good phone for the parents (repairability, long-term support, sustainability wins) or a curse bestowed upon them by their android-loving tech-nerd of a child

interesting to see that @jetbrains.com hasn't pushed an update out to fleet since March in the IDE space right now this feels like years, wouldn't be surprised if it was discontinued completely in the near future

when I say I enjoy cooking, this is what I mean

jules.google.com is surprisingly solid for incremental coding on-the-go (tenfold with the new models) a native mobile app for this would be awesome

the agent manager in Google’s new Antigravity editor is neat no window juggling, no bloated workspaces, just everything right there. surprisingly big win for multitasking!

6 years since Android’s focus mode dropped and still the best way to actually focus is banishing your phone to another room

dear lord, somebody needs to put together a steam machine front panel case for @usetrmnl.com pronto

can't help but respect Rockstar for doubling down and delaying GTA 6 again most studios would’ve rushed a game with this much good press out for the easy cash very rare in the industry to see one risk losing that momentum just to make a better product + give their devs the time to do it right

Ahem. We give you Gander. The app. On a phone. Not public yet… but it’s real, in our hands, and soon in beta. The timing is a bit nuts… given we just opened investment to all Canadians (at frontfundr.com/gandersocial) but we’re over the moon. Amazing what can get done with community.

canva bought affinity last year (one of the most compelling photoshop alternatives) and just released a new version, completely free! interesting revenue model too: a fully featured, well-polished professional photo editor for $0, with monetization coming from optional AI features for premium users

love the focus on the protocol! feels like bluesky is still in its early chapters, and instead of rushing to monetize, doubling down on the foundation is absolutely the right call

honestly forget code completion, agents, all that jazz the new @jetbrains.com islands theme is all I need out of my IDE

atproto all the things! this is the way the coolest part of a “front page of the internet” app built on atproto is that, over time, it can add support for enough lexicons to actually become the front page of the (decentralized 🄯) internet

CHATGPT: I understand where you're coming from. You worked really hard to get here, and now it's time to enjoy the fruit of your labors. ISILDUR: So I should keep it? Elrond says I shouldn't CHATGPT: The ring is precious. Sometimes friends don't have your best interests at heart. ISILDUR: true

excited for this! I see a lot of JetBrains users switching in and out of Cursor for their workflows, there's a really strong case for splitting the agent from the editor

the in-theatre anime experience has been slowly shattering expectations; Suzume, The Boy and the Heron, Infinity Castle… all *absolute* peak incredible time to be alive and an anime fan

nothing.tech promo material unironically teasing the future of wearables

and here's the Heart Nebula (IC 1805)! still dialing in the post-processing, but such a cool target! stacked 5 minute exposures for 2.5 hours at a dark sky preserve in North Frontenac #astrophotography

ITS CORS WHY IS IT ALWAYS CORS

bit of show and tell: picked up astrophotography this summer, *easily* a hobby for life here’s the North America Nebula (NGC 7000), captured with about 2.5 hours of stacked 5-minute exposures, shot in North Frontenac last weekend!

simple and sweet! algorithmic beauty

😌❤️

new Nothing phone is the clearest sign yet that the company's made it, you either hate it or you love it the design is sparking the same type of discourse that you see around things like liquid glass and losing the headphone jack

between this, the new handheld, and the AMD partnership - very possible the next Xbox will just be a windows PC with a gaming-focused interface would be great for microsoft (and very funny) if steam became the trojan horse for PlayStation titles

More a lack of a feature, this one from r/programminghorror keeps me up at night

this might just be the smallest allen key I've ever seen

I am but a weak man, time to rewrite the muscle memory for a third time

whipped up a few custom bluesky plugins for @usetrmnl.com

this still cracks me up, lays is taking notes

new jon bellion album drops tonight, summer starts soon, the birds outside are chirping, life is good

time to hack @usetrmnl.com

played around a little with the diabrowser.com alpha as it stands right now, it mostly just seems to be a regular browser that saves you the hassle of copy-pasting text or links into LLMs, something Google *just* announced for Chrome at IO

you shouldn't get mad at people for vibe coding javascript, as far as im concerned all javascript development is vibe coding

unironically the most exciting product launch I've seen in a while the Steve Jobs effect is alive and well at Dyson

re: the @launchdarkly.bsky.social incident this morning one of the updates mentioned: "Impacted SDKs will continue to serve last known-good flag values." obviously not ideal, but a *great* example of designing for failure

Speedran s2 of Andor this week so I could be a part of The Conversation, so now I can finally share my thoughts: it was good