I'm noticing a trend among companies adopting AI that leaders no longer write requirements, user-stories or anything before passing it off to development. Not only is it exhausting to read these long-winded spec files - but, we're losing the conversation. I miss that!
Andri Óskarsson
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Humans have been writing unmaintainable, insecure code for decades. We should evaluate the output based on the value it brings. Just like before AI
Just because someone uses AI for something, it doesn’t mean that thing is automatically bad…
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Imagine a future where your TV/box can seamlessly search and play any streaming catalog you have access to. Now is the time to regulate streaming. These horrible apps, not the cost of content is driving people towards piracy.
No power at my house for 3 hours. I’m considering hooking the electric car up to the TV Maybe I should just enjoy the quiet time instead
Type-aware Linting via Oxlint is now stable 🎉 oxc.rs/blog/2026-07...
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A collection of high-performance JavaScript tools written in Rust
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One of these Bun forks should be called - "Dough" for reverting back to Zig - "Loaf" for after baking - "Sourdough" because they're sour over the Rust rewrite Endless possibilities folks!
I think launching a full browser for rendering PDF or SVG is absolutely bonkers insane! It's like shooting pigeons with an elephant gun or trying to hit tiny nails with a sledge hammer. Please stop and smell the complexity.
I self-host a little n8n instance. I also subscribe to their security newsletter. I have my concerns about trusting this platform with automations and public web hooks. Are there any more secure alternatives?
This e-reader checks a lot of boxes for me: - Compact - Backlight - Supports custom firmware - Great battery-life But, I just recently got to a place where I only need ONE cable to charge all my devices. I'm not going to let Xteink ruin that for me, so I'll wait for the next one.
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Astro doesn't get enough credit. 100/100 across the board with almost no effort on my part.
I tried Fable briefly. It read my requirements document and told me that it violated the terms of use. The project in question was a shopping list app without implementation. Guess I'm waiting for the open-weight models to catch up.
It's hard for non-technical people to understand that #atproto (Bluesky, and friends) really is a different breed of social software. One where our data, and connections are no longer taken hostage by the platform and we're free to store our data wherever we want
After feeling overwhelmed with large spec files, I'm playing around with a compact YAML based requirements format for projects. I just ran an LLM discovery of an existing project where it did a browser/code sweep and captured the requirements with minimal edits.
Very happy to announce that @chatto.run, the amazing little team chat app you can self-host from your own infrastructure (and quite easily so), is now available & Open Source. ✨
Chatto is now Open Source!
The snappiest chat application you've ever used is now available for self-hosting.
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💫 GM Tanglers! Its release time 💫 Here's whats new: - Full text code-search - Focus mode - Tangled XRPC API - A new homepage - MicroVM powered CI engine
As the 5th trilogue finished without agreement, Council and the European People's Party (EPP), with Germany's SDP and CDU being the driving forces, are attempting to bypass Parliament and reactivate the already expired #ChatControl 1.0. No, believe it or not, means no! fightchatcontrol.eu
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gonna get this permissioned data protocol proposal out at some point within the first 250 years of this nation's founding
Parents of the skies! How are you managing your kids' Internet access? Both in terms of blocking, but also monitor what they're searching for and stuff like that.
Our freedoms stem from the fact that most of us can voice our opinions, and vote without revealing our identities. Without that secrecy. Bullies can strip those freedoms away with a carrot, or a stick. Banning encryption and requiring identify-verification is dangerous. 🧵1/2
I think Altavista was the first good search-engine I tried. But, before that it was very much finding these directory-websites of cool webpages. Most of the URLs were long and belonged to Universities. It was fun to explore!
"Remember the internet before Google," asks a post no, I genuinely do not. my very first memories of the internet start with a search engine
If security-capable models are outlawed, only outlaws will have security-capable models. It's far too late to put the cat bag in the bag. Welcome to our new reality.
"Don't roll your own crypto" doesn't apply if I ask the LLM/AI to do it, right? 😜