I charged my Pebble Time 2 in July 1, and in July 31, it has 31% battery. Very nice! And, this week happens to be the 31st week of the year :) #Pebble #PebbleWatch #PebbleTime2
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As a non-native English speaker, there were so many points that resonated with me. A good one!
307. Accent-uate, Don't Compensate: Why Clarity Matters More Than Perfection
"It's not an accent, it's an identity."The way we speak shapes more than how we're understood—it shapes how we're perceived. Peter Novak believes the goal of communication…
pca.st
An amazing piece of work. No more tmux. Herdr is _the_ terminal.
Herdr: one terminal for the whole herd
To coding agents what tmux is to terminals. Runs where your agents run: close the laptop, ssh from anywhere, nothing dies.
herdr.dev
Bandcamp Ratio is pretty cool 📻
Bandcamp Radio
Tune in weekly to hear new music and artist interviews.
bandcamp.com
Raspberry Pi podcast has started 👍 Looking forward to lasting long.
Inside The Silicon: The How and Why of RP2350
YouTube video by Raspberry Pi
youtu.be
CppCast is back! 🎉 This time, monthly basis with Jason being the host. It was also nice to hear Rob's name. The topic was great too! 👍
Compiling at Compile Time with Daniel Nikpayuk - CppCast Ep405 - C++ Weekly Ep 525 youtu.be/JJjBQ95e28s
An amazingly interesting presentation about the undersea cable network. I never expected this to be that fun to watch! No spoilers :)
The Undersea Cable Network - Richard Campbell - NDC London 2026
YouTube video by NDC Conferences
youtu.be
A nice interview about Laravel, PHP, and Japan. It's really good to see Japanese people eager to work in international environments using English.
A Laravel Conference in Japan with Ryuta Hamasaki | The Laravel Podcast | Episode 21
In this episode, Matt Stauffer interviews Ryuta Hamasaki, a senior software engineer at Laravel, who shares his journey from discovering Laravel to becoming a key player in the Laravel community. Ryut...
share.transistor.fm
A very insightful interview about founding a company and transitioning through the growth of the business.
IndieRails | Jared Brown - From Indie to 33 million in ARR
In this episode of IndieRails, Jess and Jeremy interviewed Jared Brown, co-founder and CEO of Hubstaff.The conversation began with a serendipitous meeting at XO Ruby, where an early-morning parking...
indierails.com
Exciting updates about the Pebble project! Can't wait to get a Time 2 ⌚
Pebble Time 2 Demo + Pebble Watch SW Is Now 100% Open Source!
YouTube video by Tick Talk w/ Eric Migicovsky
youtube.com
GitHub Copilot CLI - how to get started A nice blog post 👍
GitHub Copilot CLI: How to get started
From cloning a repository to opening a pull request, here’s how to streamline your workflow with Copilot CLI.
github.blog
The open source CLAP (clever audio plug-in) project looks quite interesting. It seems to have moved Steinberg to open source the VST3 SDK with MIT license too. cleveraudio.org
Home - CLever Audio Plug-In
CLever Audio Plug-in, the open standard for audio plug-ins and hosts
cleveraudio.org
Can't agree more. I'm honestly not so motivated to open Bluesky because of this.
imagine how much more appealing Bluesky could be to people all over the world if it could fix this single problem
Ok, figured out that I was supposed to "publish".
Math support is cool
Type tex text and it gets rendered nicely.
flalence.leaflet.pub
you'll be my personal hero if you: - make "show less" actually show less of what i pressed it on - stop injecting viral banalities into my Discover feed - downrank likers in popfriends whose likes i "show less"d on
@tuta.com I have been experiencing sporadic but quite frequent "offline" status for my email in my mobile and laptops over the past few months. Any suggestions for a fix?
A really good podcast episode analysing Super Mario's music 👍 Twenty Thousand Hertz: Super Mario Bros: Koji Kondo’s 8-Bit Masterpiece Episode webpage: www.20k.org/episodes/sup... Media file: www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect...
Super Mario Bros: Koji Kondo’s 8-Bit Masterpiece — Twenty Thousand Hertz - The stories behind the world's most recognizable and interesting sounds.
From the springy jump sound to the iconic Overworld Theme, the sound of Super Mario Bros. is instantly recognizable. With just five lo-fi audio channels and 40 kilobytes of space, composer Koji Kondo ...
20k.org
Something impossible until recently is now possible. Easily. How far are we gonna go this year?
Can Claude Sonnet 4 write x86 assembly? I ran an experiment today and got Claude plus Claude Code to build, run and debug a pleasing Mandelbrot fractal in assembly, compiled via Docker on my Mac Full details, including prompts and Claude Code transcript, here: simonwillison.net/2025/Jul/2/m...
@tutaprivacy.bsky.social It would be nice if the calendar supports the time zone to be selectable. Thanks!
I'm a big fan of Raspberry Pi. It is a complete Linux machine with easy access to external electronic components through GPIO pins, and yet it's small and reasonably priced. On top of that, it's got great books like this one!
Out today: Simple Electronics with GPIO Zero, 2nd edition - Raspberry Pi
The updated edition of our starter-to-skilled guide shows you how to connect your Raspberry Pi with the real world.
raspberrypi.com
This is Literate Programming. Its importance deserves much more attention.
I think if you're writing a technical book/post/documentation, you have to stick to this principle: If the code isn't directly loaded from a tested source file, or copy-pasted from one, it doesn't go in the document. "I just need to make a little edit to the code in the post, it'll be fine" No
They are looking for someone who can volunteer to record piano play!
Piano players anywhere: could you volunteer to make a phone recording of two short pieces by trailblazing Edwardian female composer Marguerite Marigold? I volunteer with Lauriston Castle, and we’d love to let our tour groups hear her music. More details are in the alt text, or DM me — thank you!
I stumbled upon this very nice podcast by Adam Grant. This one was a fun and really insightful episode.
The secrets of a great apology | Worklife with Adam Grant
shows.acast.com
I thought a lot about my recent experiences with an experimental feature that uses LLMs in @compiler-explorer.com and wrote a blog post (remember them!?) xania.org/202505/ai-an...
On AI, Assembly, and the Art of Project Stewardship — Matt Godbolt’s blog
Building AI tools while navigating community conscience
xania.org
If you can navigate team members when they should reinvent the wheel or prioritize other tasks, you may be a good engineering manager.
It's good to reinvent the wheel sometimes! endler.dev/2025/reinven... Great post by Matthias Endler. It helps understanding how wheels work, how you can fix them when broken, how to make better wheels if really needed, or how to find creative use cases for wheels by thinking outside the box.
Bluesky now insists that users must have a Google account if they want to be “recognized as authentic”. This is a very disappointing move.
We're excited that verification badges have made it easier to quickly recognize authentic accounts, especially in moments of breaking news. Now, we're expanding our roll-out. Notable and authentic accounts can apply for verification or to become a Trusted Verifier via the form linked in our blog.
Wow, Microsoft released the source code of Windows Subsystem for Linux with MIT licence in GitHub.
The Windows Subsystem for Linux is now open source
Today we’re very excited to announce the open-source release of the Windows Subsystem for Linux. This is the result of a multiyear effort to prepare for this, and a great closure to the first ever iss...
blogs.windows.com