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If anyone can do it in 45 minutes, it’s not special
This post on Twitter is notable:
This guy literally builds a full AI app from scratch in 45 mins
First off, the app is not super useful and there is a lot of work to be done before this is ready for production, but hey, it’s still quite a result for 45 minutes of
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Don't fall in love with the product, fall in love with the problem
Bryan Cantrill: Love your customers
At Oxide, we believe that the best companies—the most enduring ones—love their customers, and we have made this explicit in our mission.
I had a mentor years ago tell me, "don't fall in love with the product, fall in love with the problem" and
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That’s just how media discussions go
Reddit user jess77x made this comment about Pluribus:
The discourse around this show is so weird. It's either a masterpiece or a total slog. And everyone is just talking past each other and calling people illiterate/TikTok brained for disliking it or pretentious shills for liking it. And it's a shame
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Third Republican US President in a row invades a sovereign nation without good reason (it's oil)
Anatoly Kurmanaev and Tyler Pager with live updates for The New York Times: Explosions Are Reported in Venezuela’s Capital
Quick Subtitles 1.6 (benchmark history, more stats, and more)
Quick Subtitles has yet another update out now, which brings a few new features to the mix.
UI tweaks
First
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Apple’s 2025 report card - Wearables
This is the fifth and final in a series of posts reviewing Apple’s 2025 across their major product lines.
The wild year of code
I was just on GitHub and saw the famous contribution visualization, and this really put into perspective how much more of a developer I was this year. Here's the last 4 years of contributions:
33 contributions in 2022, a bit more in 2023 and 2024, but y'all, 2025 was wild. Just
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Clean energy had a baller 2025
Kathryn Krawczyk from Canary Media: Clean energy is still winning. These 10 charts prove it.
Solar’s monumental rise is the main reason for the shift: The source more than doubled its share of global electricity production from 2021 to 2025. And while coal still remains the world’s largest source of electricity, it’s
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Let stories end
Amanda Hess for The New York Times in 2018: The End of Endings
Didn’t endings used to mean something? They imbued everything that came before them with significance, and then they gave us the space to reflect on it all. More than that: They made us feel alive. The story ended, but we did
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Apple’s 2025 report card - Vision Pro
This is the fourth in a series of posts reviewing Apple’s 2025 across their major product lines. You can
471 movies in 4 years (and my fav 2025 films)
I'm a big fan of movies, they're my favorite medium for storytelling, and it was sometime
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Apple’s 2025 report card - Mac
This is the third in a series of posts reviewing Apple’s 2025 across their major product lines. You can
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Apple’s 2025 report card - iPad
This is the second in a series of posts reviewing Apple’s 2025 across their major product lines. You can
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Apple’s 2025 report card - iPhone
This is the first in a series of posts reviewing Apple’s 2025 across their major product lines (iPhone, iPad,
How to enable ProMotion 120Hz mode in Safari (Mac, iPhone, and iPad)
Today I learned something amazing: Safari supports higher than 60Hz refresh. It's the only mainstream web browser that doesn't, and I have never understood why, but apparently as of the end of 2025 in Safari version 26.3 (and maybe earlier) you can enable it. Here's how to do
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What if we ended the "podcast"?
Andru Marino writing for The Verge: It’s finally time to retire the word ‘podcast’
In 2026, instead of trying to define what a podcast is, I think we need to stop using the word altogether. “Podcast” is becoming an outdated or even a potentially cringe internet relic, similar to how the phrase “web series”
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+ The sequel trilogy…
In which I calmly explain what I think caused all of the problems with the Star Wars sequel trilogy.
