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The Perfect Battery Material Is Dangerous
Lithium-ion batteries became the backbone of modern electronics and electric vehicles, but their core chemistry still carries a built-in failure...
You've Been Using AI the Hard Way (Use This Instead)
Using AI in a terminal beats using it in a browser because it puts project context and files under the user’s control—no more juggling dozens of chat...
There’s a fast new code editor in town
A new open-source code editor called Zed is making a bid for developers’ attention by pairing extreme speed with built-in AI assistance—without...
Setting up a Python Development Environment in Sublime Text
Setting up a Python workflow in Sublime Text hinges on three layers: installing Package Control, applying editor-wide preferences (themes, fonts, and...
OpenAI just made your entire tech stack obsolete...
OpenAI’s latest Dev Day push reframes ChatGPT from a chatbot into an app platform—an approach that could make traditional websites and mobile apps...
you need to create a Cryptocurrency RIGHT NOW!! (Solana token)
Creating a “cryptocurrency” is mostly a matter of building a token on an existing blockchain—and doing it on Solana makes the process fast and cheap...
How to make vibe coding not suck…
AI-assisted coding can feel like a dopamine hit when prompts reliably produce working code—but it also turns into a “prompt treadmill of hell” when...
How AI is breaking the SaaS business model...
AI is accelerating the end of the SaaS “seat” model by making software development and operations increasingly automatable—so customers no longer...
When open-sourcing your code goes wrong...
Open-sourcing can accelerate adoption and even produce technically superior software—but success often collapses when maintainers burn out, ownership...
Setting up a Python Development Environment in Atom
Atom is positioned as a free, GitHub-backed editor that can be turned into a practical Python workspace with a handful of packages—most importantly...
you STILL need a website RIGHT NOW!! (yes, even in 2025)
A website is still the fastest, most durable way to publish your work online in 2025—and the barrier to entry is lower than most people think. After...
Vibe Coding Is The Future
“Vibe coding” is being treated as the next dominant way to build software: lean on LLMs to generate large chunks quickly, accept that code will be...
AWS CEO - The End Of Programmers Is Near
A leaked internal recording attributed to Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman has reignited a familiar AI debate: whether artificial intelligence...
AI Coding Sucks | Prime Reacts
AI-assisted coding is leaving some developers with less enjoyment, less predictability, and more “prompt engineering” overhead than...
Why Facebook Doesn't Use Git
Facebook’s shift away from Git and toward Mercurial (and then custom tooling built on top of it) came down to one practical bottleneck: Git’s...
5 Micro SaaS Ideas You Can Start In 2023 (...and Replace Your Job)
Micro SaaS can be a realistic path to replacing a full-time job by building small, single-purpose software products for narrow niches—especially by...
AI Skeptic Friends
AI-assisted coding is drawing both hype and backlash, but the most consistent through-line is a split between “faster coding” and “free coding.” One...
AI Is Here And Students You Are Screwed If You Don't Take Action | Prime Reacts
AI is arriving as a permanent productivity layer—and the real risk isn’t that students will be replaced overnight, but that they’ll outsource too...
Deep Research.....but Open Source
OpenAI’s “Deep research” promises slower, more verifiable answers—often taking 5 to 30 minutes—by doing multi-step web dives with citations, rather...
I started a blog.....in 2024 (why you should too)
Starting a blog in 2024 doesn’t have to mean picking a template and hoping for the best. The core pitch is that a blog becomes far easier—and far...
Clawdbot to Moltbot to OpenClaw: The 72 Hours That Broke Everything (The Full Breakdown)
Local AI agents are surging from “chat” to “do,” and Moltbot—formerly Claudebot—has become the flashpoint. Tens of thousands of developers rushed to...
41% Increased Bugs With Copilot
A large analysis of GitHub Copilot usage found a troubling tradeoff: developers with Copilot access produced code with a higher bug rate—reported as...
Creator of Ghostty talks Zig over Go
Mitchell Hashimoto frames Ghostty’s long-term bet as a split between a cross-platform terminal emulator library (libghostty) and a “platform-native”...
AI Is Replacing SWEs? Data Suggests Differently
The Octoverse-style data being cited points to a counterintuitive trend: AI tools are coinciding with more people joining software development, not...
Why LSPs AND Package Managers Are Bad
Odin language creator Ginger Bill argues that both language server protocol (LSP) tooling and package managers can quietly harm developer...
Zed, Vim, And The Problem Of Editors
Zed’s Vim mode is being built not as a compatibility layer for Neovim, but as a feature set that fits Zed’s own architecture—especially its...
OpenAI just dropped their Cursor killer
OpenAI’s new Codex app is winning developers by turning agent-based coding into a project-management workflow—one that keeps multiple workstreams...
Why CoPilot Is Making Programmers Worse
AI coding assistants like GitHub Copilot are boosting short-term output, but they carry a clear risk: programmers can lose the muscle memory and...
New Research On CoPilot And Code Quality
AI coding assistants are boosting short-term output while accelerating long-term code churn—an outcome that shows up in measurable changes to how...
The case against SQL
SQL’s biggest sin isn’t that it’s inherently unsafe—it’s that it’s the wrong abstraction for application code. The core claim driving the discussion...
Software engineering is dead now
Software engineering is entering a phase where writing code is becoming cheap enough to break the old business model for large engineering teams—fast...
Dopamine Driven Development
Dopamine-driven development boils down to a practical idea: build software workflows that reliably trigger small, rewarding feedback loops—then use...
NextJS Is Hard To Self Host
Self-hosting Next.js is hard not because it’s “maliciously” designed to resist Docker, but because Next.js blurs the line between framework features...
The Drama Just Keeps Getting Worse
Automatic CEO and WordPress co-creator Matt Mullenweg has deactivated the WordPress.org accounts of multiple community members tied to governance...
Terminal Family Feud
“Terminal Feud” turns software culture into a live, Family Feud-style competition—then layers in audience voting and AI-assisted categorization to...
PolyFill Vulnerability is WILD
A supply-chain takeover of the popular Polyfill JavaScript library has been linked to malware injection across more than 100,000 websites, with the...
Open Source Is Where Dreams Go To Die
Open source burnout is less a moral failing than a predictable outcome of a broken economic loop: maintainers pour in evenings and weekends, while...
Is full stack even real anymore?
“Full stack” has become a misleading catch-all because modern frameworks differ at a fundamental level: some mainly connect front end to back end...
Open source is dying
Open source is facing a stress test driven by AI—an onslaught of low-signal pull requests, noisier bug reports, and escalating hostility toward...
Namecheap is suing their customers
A founder says Namecheap shut down her company’s juggernaut.com website globally in January 2025, forcing her to seek emergency court relief—then...
🚨🚨 Lets Talk o3 🚨🚨
The central takeaway is that OpenAI’s o3 is a major step up in solving structured reasoning tasks—but the leap to “AGI” still looks more like...
OpenAI made a browser???
OpenAI’s ChatGPT Atlas is a Mac-only, Chromium-based browser that folds ChatGPT into the browsing experience—complete with an “agent mode” that can...
Python Tutorial: Ruff - A Fast Linter & Formatter to Replace Multiple Tools and Improve Code Quality
Ruff is positioned as an all-in-one, Rust-based Python linter and formatter that can replace a patchwork of tools—while running fast enough to make...
Automate tasks with the Codex app
Codex automations are being used to turn recurring engineering chores—daily status reporting, skill tuning, agent personalization, bug triage, and PR...
Rate Limiting
Rate limiting is the practical mechanism for stopping one user from monopolizing a service—by blocking or delaying requests that exceed a defined...
AI code is here. We need to be responsible with it.
A single AI-generated change triggered a massive analytics bill—millions of Post Hog events in a week—because the code shipped without enough...
Codex 5.3 vs Opus 4.6: The Benchmark Nobody Expected. (How to STOP Picking the Wrong Agent)
OpenAI’s Codex 5.3 and Anthropic’s Opus 4.6 landed about 20 minutes apart, but they embody sharply different “agent” philosophies—differences that...
Taking notes for work with Obsidian
Taking notes isn’t just a way to remember facts—it’s a career tool for building an evolving, interconnected knowledge system. The core claim is that...
Git is holding us back
Git is still the backbone of modern software collaboration, but the commit-and-branch model is increasingly misaligned with how code gets written...
I’m serious.
Closed-source software is increasingly “slopifying” the tools people rely on—breaking performance, removing control, and accelerating regressions—so...
Google Launches an Agent SDK - Agent Development Kit
Google has launched an “Agent Development Kit” (Agent SDK) aimed at building deployable AI agents in the cloud, with built-in support for evaluation,...
The Future of Math with o1 Reasoning with Terence Tao, Mark Chen, and James Donovan
The central takeaway is that progress in “reasoning math” is less about making large language models magically correct and more about rebuilding the...
Programming From Prison
A software engineer serving time in prison landed a full-time job at Turso after building a track record of open-source contributions—culminating in...
Codex and the future of coding with AI — the OpenAI Podcast Ep. 6
AI coding is shifting from “smart autocomplete” to an agentic workflow where models are tightly coupled to tools, run code, and collaborate over...
Perplexity Computer Is Incredible. It Won't Matter. Here's Why.
Perplexity Computer is a standout agentic product—yet it may not secure Perplexity’s long-term survival because the company sits in the most...
Anthropic's New Agent Protocol!
Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) aims to turn LLMs into practical “agents” by standardizing how models connect to external tools and...
How To Build a Content Team of SEO AI Agents (n8n, OpenAI, Aidbase)
A fully autonomous SEO content pipeline can be built by chaining AI agents for keyword discovery, topic planning, deep research with citations,...
Build Hour: GPT-5
GPT-5 is positioned as OpenAI’s “smartest, most steerable” coding model yet—built to produce higher-quality code, handle long-running agentic...
Create Anything with Nano Banana Pro, Here’s How
Nano Banana Pro is positioned as a fundamentally different Google image model—one that “thinks” before it draws, grounds its generations in live...
AI Agent to Automate Your Computer! | Microsoft Windows Co Pilot
Microsoft is pushing AI from the browser into everyday work by integrating Bing Chat–powered assistance directly into Windows 11 and expanding it...
AI News You Missed this Week! Suno V4, Auto Agents, & More!
OpenAI’s ChatGPT has a new shortcut domain—chat.com—after OpenAI secured the URL (estimated around $15 million). Typing chat.com now redirects users...
Why AI-Native Companies Are Deleting Software You're Still Paying For (The $56K Lesson)
AI-native companies stall less because they stop paying the “abstraction tax” that hides work inside opaque, click-driven workflows. Even with strong...
how to ACTUALLY stick to a schedule (even if you're lazy)
Sticking to a schedule fails most often because people plan for perfect efficiency—then feel guilty when real life interrupts. The practical fix is...
How to Use Logseq for Research ft. Cara Antonaccio
Logseq’s biggest payoff for research isn’t just note-taking—it’s how a daily journal becomes a living research index through automatic linking. Cara...
New Breakthrough in AI Audio! This is SCARY Good!
Audio LDM2 is an open-source, free-to-use framework that unifies AI generation for music, speech, and general audio—then backs up its claims with a...
NEW Text to VIDEO AI! / DALL-E 2 vs Google Imagen/Parti
Text-to-video AI has moved from “promising” to “working,” with a transformer-based model called Cog Video producing short, coherent animations...
Claude Code: The Best Coding AI Agent? - First Impression
Claude Code can spin up working browser apps and even a simple 2D game inside an existing project in minutes—especially when the working directory is...
Latest AI News is WILD | AI Predictions, Robotics, VFX, AI Agents
Autonomous AI agents are moving from demos to real-world actions—writing code, browsing the web, and even operating through a computer...
How to Build & Deploy Remote MCP Servers | MCP Trilogy | CampusX
Remote MCP servers let teams run MCP tools from a different machine—often a more powerful server on the internet—so multiple clients can share the...
This will be ChatGPT's BIGGEST Upgrade Since Release!
The biggest bottleneck for today’s large language models is how much text they can “hold” at once—then OpenAI’s new GPT-3.5 turbo 16k aims to remove...
AI Recap: New Models, Jailbreaks, and & Future Tech!
AI safety and access are colliding with speed: OpenAI’s new “deep research” model was quickly jailbroken by a well-known jailbreak researcher,...
Bard can now code and put that code in Colab for you.
Google’s Bard has gained a practical new capability: it can generate Python code and export that code directly into Google Colab, turning prompts...
Unitree G1 Security Disaster
Unitree’s G1 robot fleet is vulnerable to takeover through Bluetooth: hard-coded, identical BLE keys let anyone in close range inject commands via...
How to Publish Obsidian Notes Online For Free(Obsidian Publish Alternative)
Publishing Obsidian notes online for free can be done without Obsidian Publish by pairing the “Obsidian Digital Garden” plugin with a free deployment...
SO MUCH AI NEWS! 60s AI Video, Full body AI Acting, & Open Source Slam Dunks!
AI agents are moving from “chat” to “do,” with OpenAI’s new ChatGPT agent positioning itself as a near-human performer on white-collar tasks—using a...
GitHub Shut Down a Major AI Builder Overnight—Here's what happened why it gets worse in 2025
GitHub took down lovable overnight after the AI builder hit a terms-of-service violation, leaving the service unable to create GitHub repositories...
Use the Feynman Technique, Logseq, and Obsidian for Slow Learning
Slow learning gets a practical workflow: use the Feynman Technique to turn scattered reading into a navigable knowledge base that exposes gaps and...
This AI Coding Stack Writes 90% of My Code
AI product development can move far faster than traditional planning-to-coding workflows when teams combine three layers of AI tooling: “vibe coding”...
AI just got Elephant Memory - Hands on with the Wildest AI Updates
AI memory is taking a major leap: Memory Sparse Attention (MSA) is presented as a way to push large language models to ultra-long contexts—up to 100...
Logseq - A Roam Research Alternative for Notes / PKM / To Do / Journal
Logseq positions itself as a Roam Research-style personal knowledge management tool that keeps notes in a local outliner while also syncing them to...
Open Responses - The NEW Standard API for Open Models
OpenAI’s push for an “open responses” standard aims to make today’s agent-style features—tool calling, streaming, multimodal inputs, and structured...
Lab 04: Experiment Management (FSDL 2022)
Experiment management is the difference between “useful training output” and “lost knowledge.” During model training, metrics like loss and...
I was sick of AI that didn't listen so I built this AI BRAIN
A weekend of failed prototypes turned into a working blueprint for an “AI brain” that can be dropped into an agent as a folder of Markdown...
EXCLUSIVE: an OpenAI x Nate Conversation on Atlas, AI Agents, and the Future of Work
OpenAI’s Atlas is positioning the browser as an “agentic” workspace: a familiar Chromium-based interface that can use ChatGPT-style intelligence to...
My workflow for making videos with Obsidian
A repeatable Obsidian-based workflow is what makes high-volume video production sustainable: ideas become structured notes, those notes turn into a...
Build AI AGENTS And Start Automating Your EMAILS Today
Automating email replies with LLM “agents” hinges on one practical requirement: strong instruction-following paired with structured outputs that let...
How I'm writing a book in public
A year after announcing “Obsidian Playbook,” Nicole van der Hoeven is pivoting to a new book built around a single through-line: learning in public....
The "Action Gap" is Gone: Fully Autonomous AI is Here
Fully autonomous AI agents are finally able to act on real desktop software—closing what industry analysts called the “action gap”—and that shift is...
An Intro to Making Logseq Plugins ft. Sawhney
Logseq plugin development is presented as a practical, learn-by-doing path: start from existing open-source plugins, modify them until they work for...
Code Evolved More in 60 Years than Writing did in 5,000—Now AI is About to Rewrite Writing
Writing on computers has barely changed for decades: it’s mostly “bolted on” to systems built for code. Code, by contrast, was designed to work with...
Make with Notion 2024: Taking Notion AI to the max (Michelle Hilzinger, Shir Yehoshua)
Notion AI’s big pitch is simple: one AI system that can search, write, and coordinate multi-step workflows across everything stored in a workspace—so...
Llama 3.3 70B Test - Coding, Data Extraction, Summarization, Data Labelling, RAG
Meta’s Llama 3.3 70B is landing as a strong all-around text model, with independent evaluations and hands-on tests pointing to performance that...
Interview Ramses Oudt: The future of Logseq and Personal Knowledge Management
Logseq’s future hinges on a balancing act: keep the “local-first, plain-text, power-user” foundation while making onboarding and everyday workflows...
Journey of collaborating on the Commander plugin with phibr0 and Johnny
Commander is an Obsidian plugin built to let users add and manage commands across many parts of the app’s interface—left ribbon, mobile quick...
Claude 3.7: Anthropic's Strategy, ChatGPT's Strategy, plus the need for real world evals
Claude 3.7’s launch is being treated as a warning sign for AI evaluation: today’s widely published benchmarks are increasingly poor proxies for real,...
Developing Open Source Software is a Political Act
The core claim is that software—especially proprietary, cloud-based, and subscription-driven software—functions like a political system because it...
Make with Notion 2025: Simplicity at Scale: Inside Ramp’s AI Operating System (Ben Levick)
Ramp’s AI operating system pitch boils down to a single operational bet: teams get dramatically more productive when AI is paired with a disciplined...
XGen-7B: Long Sequence Modeling with (up to) 8K Tokens. Overview, Dataset & Google Colab Code.
Salesforce’s XGen-7B is positioned as an open 7-billion-parameter language model built for long-context work, with an input sequence length that...
Founder Fridays: Most founders get design wrong with Brian Lovin, Campsite & Anastasia Crew, Notion
Design isn’t just “coat of paint”—it’s a business lever tied to customer feedback, product strategy, and distribution. Brian Lovin’s through line...
One Year Later with Nicole van der Hoeven - Session 2 at the Sketch Your Mind Conference, 2025
Nicole van der Hoeven’s year-long shift in personal knowledge management centers on one practical decision: make every new note a “hybrid” by...