nonogame is the nonogram app I never expected to make
TLDR: You can play three daily puzzles at nonogame.app right now!
Here is one I didn't see
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Chapterize 2: a new generation
I'm happy to announce that Chapterize 2 is out today, and I think it is an essential tool
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+ Previewing my big app updates of the summer
An early preview of the big app updates I have coming the rest of the summer.
quicksubs CLI gets more models and benchmarks
Last week I solved my own problem by releasing the quicksubs CLI, which allows you to generate transcripts easily from
They’re just so desperate
The small brained, big bigoted people on this subreddit are convinced that Rotten Tomatoes is lying to you. It's not that most people liked The Odyssey, actually a ton of people hated it! It's woke! People hate it!
Their evidence isn't on the page. No, that would be too
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Obsession and Backrooms are moving the needle
David Chen: 'Obsession' and 'Backrooms' Are Destroying Our Assumptions About the Box Office
But both films are also directed by filmmakers who found viral fame on platforms such as YouTube and TikTok, and neither film is based on legacy IP (e.g. Marvel, Star Wars, etc.). Their audiences are skewing young.
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We are not ourselves on social media
Jason Toney: I Hate The Way We Talk Online
What I got instead were weirdly defensive or hostile replies that seemed to take my innocuous question as an invitation to debate the merits of charts including conspiracy theories about their purpose. Others merely wanted to pat themselves on the back for having edgy tastes.
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Validate those AI answers, people
Ana Maria Constantin: AI advice made people three times less accurate but twice as confident, researchers found
Researchers from three French and Italian universities found that access to AI advice collapsed people’s willingness to say “ I don’t know ” from 44% to 3%. Accuracy dropped from 27% to 9%. Confidence, meanwhile, rose from 30%
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2026 is on pace for more than 1 million new app on the App Store. Just like 2016 all over again.
Kalley Huang: ‘Vibecoded’ Apps Are Flooding the App Store. Is That Good for Apple?
Last year, the number of new apps released in the App Store grew 30 percent to about 600,000, according to estimates by Sensor Tower, an app analytics firm. In the first half of this year, new apps doubled to about
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Quick Notes 3.0 is out now
Quick Notes 3.0 is rolling out now as a free upgrade for all users. This update includes three major
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Micro app 20: The Quick Subtitles CLI
Quick Subtitles is a great app for transcribing files on your Mac (and iPhone and iPad), and I use it
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Micro app 19: That Guy
I was at the theater this week seeing Minions and Monsters, and I had this feeling over and over, which
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X is a platform built for combat (they say they’re fixing it)
Stevie Bonifield: X admits its broken algorithm made the site feel like a ‘battleground’
X’s head of product, Nikita Bier, admitted in a post on Monday that X’s algorithm was “missing” data about surfacing posts from people who you’ve followed back. Now, he says a tweak will “boost visibility of your posts
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Upcoming iPad mini likely to get OLED, retain 60Hz, and probably get more expensive
Tim Hardwick: Upcoming OLED iPad Mini Allegedly Uses 60Hz 8.4-Inch Display Panel
Apple is allegedly using a 60Hz 8.4-inch display panel in the upcoming OLED iPad mini, which is expected to be released later this year.
I obviously don’t love that they’re sticking with 60Hz for this device, but
Quick Reads now does todo items
Quick Reads has been obsessed with being the best way to save articles you mean to read later, and I
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