Just updated one of the email rules that I like the most. It's based on unfuck.email and it routes all suspicious emails into a single daily digest hour and tags them so I can unsubscribe later. gist.github.com/Serchinastic...

Unfuck email - based on https://unfuck.email/

Unfuck email - based on https://unfuck.email/. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

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😀 define EOOPS 224 /* accidentally 'rm -fr'd all code */ www.netmeister.org/blog/ai-errn...

Welp it's official, I'm on the hunt for my next role. I learned a lot in the past 8 months, and I'm ready to get back out there for my next role. If you're looking for someone for devrel/devrel-adjacent roles, I got over a decade of experience in developer relations and ready help your team!

Some great tools for people looking to migrate to EU-based alternatives for their stack monokai.com/articles/how...

How I Moved My Digital Stack to Europe

On digital sovereignty, and why European cloud is better than you think

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Two principles shape how I use AI at the studio: 1. I never let it erode my own skills. 2. I never let it take the place of a fellow human. Everything else follows from these two. antropia.studio/blog/ai-mani...

AI Manifesto

A breakdown of how (and how little) I use AI at my studio, and the reasoning behind it.

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For anyone else who feels conflicted about AI and afraid to talk about it: I wrote this for you. Obviously these are just my opinions, but I hope this helps at least one person. annies-brain.offprint.app/a/3ml6zdf5f5...

Stuck in the middle: Being an engineer & artist in the AI era | Annie Sexton | Offprint

I'm an AI skeptic, through and through. But I also voluntarily use AI nearly every day. So naturally, you might be asking: what the heck?

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What if the exhaustion everybody feels isn't a moral failure but the completely rational response to being made responsible for an ecosystem of objects that never stop asking? Beautifully written @terrygodier.bsky.social www.terrygodier.com/the-last-qui...

The Last Quiet Thing

Your possessions came alive. Now they won't stop talking.

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blogged: I quit. The clankers won. dbushell.com/2026/04/01/i...

I quit. The clankers won.

The one where I pack up my bags

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You did it! 🥳 European Parliament just decided that Chat Control 1.0 must stop. This means on April 6, 2026, Gmail, LinkedIn, Microsoft and other Big Techs must stop scanning your private messages in the EU. #PrivacyWins 💪

Tuta@tuta.com · 5mo ago

🚨No Joke: Conservatives in the EU Parliament (EVP) want the vote on #ChatControl 1.0 to be repeated this Thursday - even though the Parliament already voted NO! 😡 Make sure your MP stays strong. Contact them now! 👉 fightchatcontrol.eu#contact-tool

"More code, less understanding. That's not a productivity gain. That's a time bomb with a nicer dashboard." andrewmurphy.io/blog/if-you-...

If you thought the speed of writing code was your problem - you have bigger problems | Debugging Leadership

AI coding tools are optimising the wrong thing and nobody wants to hear it. Writing code was already fast. The bottleneck is everything else: unclear requirements, review queues, terrified deploy cult...

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"For a reviewer, it’s demoralizing to communicate with a facade of a human." This post does not only apply to large open-source projects: www.better-simple.com/django/2026/...

Give Django your time and money, not your tokens

The Django community wants to collaborate with you, not a facade of you.

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Last month we interviewed ourselves to find freelancer pains worth solving. This month we talked to an actual shopkeeper. ★ 𝘱𝘳𝘰𝘨𝘳𝘦𝘴𝘴 ★ These all require understanding how a real shop actually runs day to day. Full write-up here: antropia.studio/blog/the-sho... #buildinpublic

The shopkeeper's dashboard

I ran some interviews to real shopkeepers to find the pain points worth solving. Here's what I found: patchwork invoicing, invisible inventory, and margins you can only calculate in your head.

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Five domains, no promises and plenty of uncertainty. Sharing product ideas before they're ready because keeping them in my head wasn't doing anyone any good. antropia.studio/blog/first-s...

First steps into product building

We're building our own products. Here's where we're starting: five domains, early ideas, and ramblings while figuring out what's worth pursuing.

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"We won't build anything that can't find paying customers in under 6 months." We are starting a new chapter at Antropia. This post explains the framework we use to decide what to build and how. It's part accountability, part manifesto. antropia.studio/blog/whats-w...

What's worth building

We're shifting toward building our own products. In this post we explore the framework we use to pick and develop ideas.

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I've been afraid to publish this for almost a year. It's about who really takes risks at work, and who gets rewarded for them. Not a safe topic when you're building a company. But staying quiet felt worse. antropia.studio/blog/on-risk... #workculture #cooperatives #workercoops #workerownership

On Risks and Rewards

Who really takes the risks at work, and who gets the rewards? A deep dive into ownership, compensation, and the case for worker cooperatives.

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Some time ago we created Trufario, a journal for your dog. It helped us inmensely understand and work on the reactivity of our own pup, Zeus.

We are making some internal changes to how we distribute our #GivingWhatYouCan program. From now on, some of our profits (2%) will go toward supporting open-source projects and creators.

We have grown an interest on self-hosted projects. Penpot, Postiz, n8n, or Solidtime are some of the ones we use the most. Not only they are incredibly useful, but they address one of the biggest concerns in this digital age: data ownership. #selfhosted #buildinpublic #reactnative #opensource

Let's keep exploring and imagining. What if we remade Trufario today? We created the doggo tracker in only 40 hours, from concept to code, and it shows. Today we wanted to pay proper homage to one of our first apps, and give it a fresh new look. Which one do you like more? #appdesign #buildinpublic

We are revisiting the app that gave us the tooling for Antropia, Four Days. Four Days introduced us to the concept of playful programming, deepened our knowledge on React Native, and helped us realise products are not just pieces of technology. https://antropia.studio/blog/20-hour-app/

Here is a quick exploration on how we envision a self-hosted location tracker, focused on encouraging you to stay active throughout the day. Thoughts? #figma #appdesign #selfhosted

Do you want to work with us in some project? Here's how it works: 1. We talk, discuss your idea, its feasibility, your goals and how to get there. We agree on an execution plan.

Last year we managed to create an app for both iOS and Android in a whooping 40 hours. It was frantic and fun, and we wrote about it here: https://antropia.studio/blog/40-hour-app/ If you want to turn your idea into something real, we are here to help. Throw us a message and let's chat.

Have an idea for an app? Want to bring it to life in weeks, not years? Need to validate if it has market fit? Looking for a beta version with friends and family? Planning to publish a minimal version on the stores? Let's have a chat!

This is, word by word, our experience with vibe coding. We even wrote about it here: antropia.studio/blog/to-ai-o...

To AI or not to AI

A two-week experiment building an app with full AI assistance, exploring both the promise and frustrations of LLM-based development workflows.

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Wes Bos@wesbos.com · 10mo ago

AI coding sucks CJ just one-shotted a 15 min rant and it's incredibly refreshing. www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZUk...

We are finishing our first web prototype and we are very proud of it. If you struggle with the slow/cluttered UI of Meta Ads go try adbrew (getadbrew.com) and let us know what you think (please? 🙏).

Huge positive news for the React community. React and React Native are moving out of Meta and into Linux Foundation. engineering.fb.com/2025/10/07/o...

Introducing the React Foundation: The New Home for React & React Native

Meta open-sourced React over a decade ago to help developers build better user experiences. Since then, React has grown into one of the world’s most popular open source projects, powering over 50 m…

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Time for some UI exploration! We picked a captivating mobile component, we coded it, open sourced it, and we have written about it here: antropia.studio/blog/the-com... Let us know what do you think! #reactnative #uidesign #prototyping

We’ve been lucky to work on some exciting mobile concepts recently. Now that we completed them, we have room to take on new collaborations. If you’re curious about how a prototype could bring your idea to life, drop us a line! #prototyping #mobileapp #reactnative

We recently embarked in a journey to form an informed opinion on vibe coding and fully AI-assisted development workflows. It didn't work for us and we wrote about it in a new article: https://antropia.studio/blog/to-ai-or-not-to-ai/