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08/08

Restoring computer-based art at the Guggenheim - return of the <blink> tag (guggenheim.org)

08/04

I don't get it, we had all those meetings (The New Yorker)

08/01

Simple hook so Claude Code can tell you when it's waiting on you - I'd like to do something like this with a red/yellow/green "tower light" (ernesto-jimenez)

07/30

AI Model Pricing Comparison - One table for comparing model pricing and capabilities

07/28

AI UI metaphors: HUDs vs copilots (Geoffrey Litt)

07/28

Anthropic guide to building multi-agent systems - very practical (anthropic.com)

07/28

Flounder Mode - profile of Kevin Kelly (joincolossus.com)

07/28

Good demos are important - curiosity is the main force for how we pull ideas from the future into the present (Sharif Shameem (x))

07/28

Ira Glass on "the gap" between taste and output (YouTube)

07/28

Learn in public - make the thing you wish you had found when you were learning (swyx.io)

07/28

Scrappy - make little apps for you and your friends (pontus.granstrom.me)

07/02

AI is a technology shift without an accompanying distribution shift, but it's coming (Brian Balfour)

07/02

Using Claude Code as a general purpose tool for things besides writing code (steipete.me)

07/02

Claude Code can launch subagents in parallel (up to 10 at a time) via the "task" tool (cuong.io)

07/02

Youtuber Ethan Chlebowski launches home cooking app Cook Well on Kickstarter, to teach "intuition and flexibility without relying on recipes" - Update: funded (Kickstarter)

07/02

Tired: Prompt Engineer, Wired: Context Engineer (x/karpathy)

07/02

How Long Contexts Fail and How to Fix Your Contexts (dbreunig.com)

07/02

A malleable UI pairs the ergonomics of GUIs with the open-ended flexibility of chat. (geoffreylitt.com)

07/02

Christoph Niemann grapples with AI and art (New York Times)

07/02

Reddit: What is it actually that you guys are coding? (Reddit)

06/29

How AI might change the nature of jobs? - "there are three major areas where humans either are, or will soon be, more necessary than ever: trust, integration and taste" (New York Times)