app.new now redirects to aistudio.google.com/apps

The night sky is not the only marvel of the Atacama Desert. One example? The Licancabur volcano, one of the great gatekeepers of ALMA. 5920 m high, it‘s part of a chain of mountains that separate Chile and Bolivia 🌋 https://www.eso.org/public/images/licancabur-yuri/  🔭

This is the main issue with Google's Antigravity right now. It keeps repeating like this, and after a few attempts, it hits the limit.

Antigravity with Claude Sonnet 4.5 thinking. Vibe coding can be risky if you are not careful. I never would have caught this, but it kept saying my data was different from the usual CSV export, though I did not make any changes. Overall, it is very good for my use cases but needs careful handling.

antigravity.google It's good for now.

Bluesky missing @github.com

in a lot of ways app passwords are much more user-centered - easily revocable, originating from your account, obviously full-access, etc. etc. oauth might be *technically* better - but technically better does not mean 'actually better in practice'

Another AT Proto project added to the library. stream-bsky.pages.dev Discover and stream videos from Bluesky. Add feeds, lists, or public profiles to watch media in a simple, YouTube like viewer.

I just updated my interactive blog post on CSS Grid! It now includes explanations for the `span` keyword, as well as a brief look at `grid-auto-flow`:

Finally NASA API is working again.

Code Wiki codewiki.google

An experimental Bluesky profile viewer.. media, videos, and links only. #ATProto lookup-on-sky.pages.dev

"The proposed system consists of a constellation of networked satellites, likely operating in a dawn–dusk sun-synchronous low earth orbit, where they would be exposed to near-constant sunlight..." research.google/blog/explori...

Building stuff on top of the AT Protocol is my stress relief.

For my simple use cases, @yaak.app is far better than Postman. Running Postman always felt heavy, while this feels so lightweight.

One of the huge perks of working at a software company is, when there's something about the product that bothers you personally, you can get your hands dirty and find out why it's basically impossible to get fixed

Yeah, I actually *want* a chat bot that can help me with basic stuff immediately. But I *also* want it to connect me to a human operator as soon as I ask.

The #1 criteria for my browser is that I trust it, and it’s secure. It’s logged into my email, Stripe account, stores my passwords and credit cards. A browser is useful if it does all these. These AI browsers are interesting but… with prompt injections, no way I trust them…

this is literally the whole experience lmaoo i get a good app that works, then i come back and ask it to add something and it breaks a million other things..

this sounds corny but atproto is basically the internet of json

i think the only way for atproto to succeed is for us to show what apps can do when every app sees every other app's public data, and they share an identity system. no technical or sociological argument is as convincing as seeing seamless interop and the lighthearted competitive landscape it unlocks

The new Base feature in @obsidian.md is a great addition. You can easily create collections.

we hit 2 billion posts today! 🥳

It's me, I'm no one

imagine how much more appealing Bluesky could be to people all over the world if it could fix this single problem

i wrote about atproto and why it matters

In the old days, you'd occasionally run into somebody totally normal who had one utterly insane belief, like a co-worker who just causally says he thinks the sun is alive. Social media is like if we extracted all of those individual bits of madness, cooked them into a stew and ate it for every meal.

#Mars www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7v_...

Possibly controversial take (I'm on a roll today), but… I don't want Bluesky to have support for 500-character posts. Mastodon threads have 500-char posts, and it is a noticeable difference and not necessarily in a good way. Just a bit too much to read in one comment…

This is totally the selling point. It's actually one of two: the other selling point is helping to solve the cold start problem. They're not Bluesky's users, they're members of the atmosphere.

i love adding ui animation but i also love when my ui doesn't have animation

When people call for “censorship resistance” in social networks, I’m not sure they realise how unpleasant a social network without filtering and takedowns would be

I tried downloading a folder from Google Drive that contained multiple subfolders with lots of Excel files. Google Drive zipped it (around 2 GB), and I downloaded it. But after extracting, I noticed that some subfolders were missing many files. #TrustButVerify

Exploring dbeaver. It is nice.

Introducing Lumo, a privacy-first AI built by Proton, where every conversation is confidential ✅ Zero-access encryption ✅ No-logs policy ✅ Open-source and auditable Try @asklumo.proton.me for free, no sign-up required: lumo.proton.me

Thin clouds spotted outside Jezero Crater, Mars, on Sol 1564 (yestersol). Taken by the Mars Perseverance Rover. flic.kr/p/2rgKkXH

Another IDE. Kiro is built and operated by a small, opinionated team within AWS. kiro.dev

That's right, Windows search bar, I wanted you to open up a Microsoft Edge window and search Bing for "illustrator." Well done.

Comet 3I/ATLAS youtu.be/-vzafaw0t08

And there are some really smart people on this team, and if they can't fix it easily then a good assumption would be that this is indeed a hard problem

The first impression of Google's AI Mode is good. Better experience.

** 60 model requests per minute and 1,000 model requests per day at no charge. blog.google/technology/d...

One of the best www.jan.ai

I have been logged out of my toothbrush.

Wow, a comment on HN I actually agree with!

This may sound super abstract, but I rely on 2 things: philosophy and research. Philosophy gives me reasoning and fundamental questions about ideas and beliefs, and research enables me to test those ideas in context, uncover patterns, and ground abstract thinking in real-world evidence.

Voice based actions in tools like Figma could speed up workflows. Faster edits, less clicking. They’d also make it easier for non designers to use. That’s the direction we’re heading, especially with Gemini’s live screen sharing, it gives that vibe.

Google is again experimenting with a design app. stitch.withgoogle.com