this is pretty cool, someone made a Artemis II tracker: artemis-ii-tracker.com

I absolutely 🫶 AI helping me with creating these kinds of component for my desktop apps before, I knew what I wanted to build - but couldn't now, it's a breeze looks trivial, and it is for web, but it isn't for desktop - you have to manage everything, including the animations. it's about 500 loc

a handy quick reset when my day feels fragmented / overwhelmed - write one “done by 18:00” line - hide every backlog except the next task - timebox replies to two windows - end each task with a 2-line handoff note for future me fancy systems are nice, but this keeps me going when my brain is noisy

I don't understand the "anthropic is over" type of posts about the claude code leak the agent app is not their moat

I just spent the last 4 hours analyzing transactions and subscriptions - and refunding a lot of 💸 😬 this was new to me: a referral scam where they set up automation to create accounts for your website, then subscribe with fraudulent cards in hopes of getting the kickbacks?

me right now

ruhroh, @laravelphp docs are broken 😬

I don't care about the code, I care about what the code lets me do

if you need a reminder to not put infrastructure directly on the internet, this is an excellent video: 🔗 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2mHPGbRPgA launching a new internet IP with open ports gets it attacked immediately if the ports allow communication, targeted attacks start almost instantly

huh. claude just told me to not ship a feature and to wait for the next version instead 🤔

how's your day going? 🫠

Project Hail Mary is a masterpiece do yourself a favor and go see it, if only for Rocky

I did some big maintenance on WhatPulse's applications database yesterday - splitting out the app companies into their own records and giving them a profile page seeing that Microsoft has 18,8k different applications is blowing my mind 🤯 some will be duplicates, but still wild

wow, I guess @kickstarter never heard of multi-threading only 1 person at a time allowed to back a project, wtf?!

seeing a lot of new analytics products pop up, like Openpanel, Rybbit, etc. Open-sourced with hosting, which hopefully is a good business model for them. but none have import functions, so they're not going to capture much market. keeping your history in stats is like keeping your liver - critical

notification management is a quiet superhero skill

I don't know who needs to hear this but don't put lights under your kitchen baseboards unless you clean the floor every day

launched MeetingDebrief on Uneed today and it's in the top 3 🥹 loving the support it's gotten 🫶

for MeetingDebrief, I applied for a new payment account 3,5 weeks ago - still pending approval so it's piggy-backing off the MuteDeck payment account now figured I'd try Polar, which approved in 5 minutes?!

wake up - Google built something awesome again stitch . withgoogle .com is an AI designer, and it's pretty good. created a design system, let's you iterate, seems to know decent design, there's a working previewer, and you can copy it to .md to feed into your agent "brutalist roadmap system" 👇

infrastructure maturity isn’t "nothing breaks" it's "breaks are boring to diagnose"

just shipped: MeetingDebrief v1.5.1 with: - Multi-language support for transcripts and summaries - Playback of recordings - Microphone tester so you know you have the right mic set - macOS processing via GPU and not just CPU - 5x to 10x faster

today I found out that you can report users to GitHub for spam. 🙃 whatever is trending, it's just a matter of time before crypto grifters attach themselves to it the "OpenClaw Foundation" 😂

it's definitely fine to use AI to email a support channel if English isn't your primary language but if the AI starts hallucinating things that don't exist - and asking help for those non-existing things ...don't get pissy if you are asked to not use AI in the thread, or at least check it 🤷‍♂️

"prediction markets" ?? it's gambling sites

I just got demoted by a machine 😬

somehow IndyCar is better racing than F1 this year

I got tired of meeting tools charging subscriptions to transcribe meetings - especially when the AI runs on my own computer so I built something simpler: MeetingDebrief records your meeting audio locally, transcribes it on your machine, and generates a summary with action items. 1/2

I don't like to change tools often, the cognitive load of ever changing tools distracts away from the work you're supposed to be doing but after seeing SoloTerm, I had to try it - I've been wanting exactly this. sidebar with projects, then commands, terminals & agents below it - perfection 👌

WhatPulse AI Skill is available now. You can query your local WhatPulse data in plain English: top apps, today vs average, weekly usage. Behind it: read-only SQLite queries + local database context. https://whatpulse.org/blog/2026-03-10-whatpulse-ai-skill

still one of my best ways to review my week and make sure I can reflect on progress: physical receipts 😊

I've started writing tiny postmortems for "almost incidents," not just outages. Near-misses are where the cheap lessons live. By the time production breaks, the lesson is usually more expensive and less subtle.

look, I fully understand needing to adjust free plans for current circumstances and well, needing to make money but changing them unannounced and locking new user submissions - is how you lose business, not convert free plans to paid.

most productivity advice for developers ignores one thing: cognitive cache misses. every unplanned context switch is a cold start for your brain. I get more done by protecting 90-minute blocks than by optimizing my task manager.

sometimes Linkedin is pretty good 😂

Anthropic introduced code review a few days ago, which is a good approach but $15-25 per PR review is not going to get it adopted

open claude sessions is the new browser tab hoarding

new type of outrage farming: purple gradients and using em-dashes correctly on your website

I used to treat CI failures as pure friction now I treat them as product feedback for the codebase itself if the pipeline is flaky, the system is telling me the architecture is brittle in places that are ignored

I really hope it isn't, but it seems pretty telling that #F1 qualifying times iin 2025 were ~3,5 seconds faster than today's qualifying 😬

I used to think user feedback was mostly feature requests. It's usually unclear language, missing defaults, or one confusing button. Small UX fixes ship faster and can move metrics more than big roadmap items.

A lot of "productivity" tips are just better procrastination. The real boost came from reducing decision points in my day. Fewer tools, fewer dashboards, fewer places where work can hide.

this is a monster 🤯 @elgato finally went too far, but somehow I need it

seeing more and more of these kinds of reactions on support chats people are starting to expect a bot, and I'm not sure if that's a good thing

the longer I build software, the more I realize most bugs are just assumptions we forgot we made

solid recommendation

Everyone has a keyboard archetype. Mine is apparently “tab juggler with Ctrl+Z insurance.” WhatPulse has receipts.

comforting they don't know everything about me, I guess