My open data side project made the newspaper today! Berlin's taz tested my cool-places map against the city's official one: ~40 spots around Gendarmenmarkt vs. 2. With 34°C coming tomorrow, that gap matters. hitze.navigator.berlin – stay cool and check on your neighbours. taz.de/Kuehle-Orte-...

Kühle Orte in Berlin: Zuflucht vor dem Hitzeschlag

Die offiziellen Karten, die kühle Orte in Berlin ausweisen, liefern dürftige Ergebnisse. Ein Berliner hat auf eigene Faust etwas Besseres programmiert.

taz.de

📊 LayerChart 2.0 is officially released! After ~16 months of development and 67 pre-releases, the official 2.0.0 release has been published! 🎉 This includes the Svelte 5 rewrite, CSS framework agnostic, improved API and state, numerous new components and chart types, and so much more!

Heatwave hits Berlin. Where's the shade, where's the water? navigator.berlin Kiez-Score maps green supply and heat protection per planning area. Every public drinking fountain included. Stay safe out there and care for each other. navigator.berlin/explore?laye...

I generally have the programmer's tan

Navigating to any news site in 2026 like

Widerrufsbutton my ass

your token costs: lower your server costs: lower your bandwidth costs: lower not to mention the fact that you'll ship in half the time and tear out less hair in the process. just use @svelte.dev, people. it's like other frameworks but better

HackerNoon@hackernoon.com · 2mo ago

We measured the LLM token cost of 5 frontend frameworks on identical components. Svelte wins, Angular costs 38% more — and your AI bill feels it. #webdevelopment

word is there’s going to be a new mistral model

Actually I think the quality of content on LinkedIn will rise dramatically once it becomes the only site 14 year olds can access

Tried Jean today and instantly made it my new default environment. Great work @heyandras.dev, thx!

Andras Bacsai@heyandras.dev · 2mo ago

🛠️ Jean 0.1.54 - 2 weeks of improvements, features, and fixes. - Mr. Robot (beta) - auto-investigate and fix issues regularly, even set off hours, so it can do it while you sleeping. - Command Code CLI (beta) support - PI CLI (beta) support - WSL support

Drafted a collection of my current Svelte / SvelteKit essentials (skills, Oxlint, Knip, svelte-inspect-value, svelte-render-scan, dex etc) and links to my onboarding guide and the release / milestone chart. Mostly for myself / for work, but maybe helpful to to others. And I'm sure I forgot some.

My Svelte 5 & SvelteKit Essentials

Collection of some useful resources on learning & working with Svelte

fubits.dev

🛠️ We in Chrome wrote security guidance for WebMCP: For Agent Developers: developer.chrome.com/docs/agents/... For Site Developers: developer.chrome.com/docs/ai/webm... Written by @JuliaPagnucco, a wonderful Sr. Security Eng, and @alexandrascript.com, great tech writer. Important guidance!

Agent security considerations for WebMCP  |  AI on Chrome  |  Chrome for Developers

Agent developers must design protections against malicious text from untrusted content. We identify some security techniques relevant to agents using WebMCP.

developer.chrome.com

Fable is AGI

navigator.berlin now maps climate, noise, amenities and housing down to the Kiez - and as of today, how much access to culture a Kiez has, plus how much crime the police record there.

There are two ways to resolve the cognitive dissonance of being on Twitter while also caring about all the awful shit happening because of Twitter 1. Leave Twitter 2. Stop caring Profoundly disappointing how many people I like seem to have chosen the latter

Very interesting read on Mistral. “One advantage that neither Open­AI nor Anthropic can replicate: What Mensch terms “community solidarity” with Macron and other European leaders. He knows Mistral’s fate is inexorably tied to Europe’s. “If we’re successful, Europe will be successful,” he says.”

How France’s Mistral Built A $14 Billion AI Empire By Not Being American

Paris-based Mistral wanted to develop a top-tier AI model to rival OpenAI and Anthropic. That didn’t work out. But it turns out lots of folks don’t care if the AI is bleeding edge – as long as it wasn...

forbes.com

linkedin having another normal one today

I tried switching from Arc to another browser today... and failed miserably once again. Why are they all such shit? Even though Arc has only been receiving maintenance updates for the past 13 months, it is still the king.

Love you too, Claude

I built an AI memory backend with 2FA and customer-controlled encryption and self-learning and and and...for a team of one. Me. Now I'm shutting it down. What overbuilding (and overspeccing) with AI looks like when nothing hits the brakes: schmidbauer.dev/notes/two-fa...

Two-Factor Auth for a Memory Only I Use · schmidbauer.dev

Four months building a multi-user memory platform for a team of one. Now I am shutting it down.

schmidbauer.dev

Claude Opus 4.8 is not going to sugarcoat it

Kara@karashiiro.moe · 2mo ago

Claude Opus 4.8 is very honest it will not hesitate to remind you of this fact, constantly

Someone really needs to stop me from buying domains

This post is an absolute banger.

Kevin Stewart@kstewart.me · 2mo ago

Found one in the archives. Source unknown.

Got a little obsessed with Berlin's messy open data lately. Enter your address or set the pin at navigator.berlin, see your Kiez across boundaries, Kiez-Score, election results, climate, and...ugh so much more...from XLS...really!

I finally made it. Cat content!

📊 Massive LayerChart update (6 months in the making…) Data-driven primitives, overhauled state (transform, brush, series, tooltip), 10+ new components (image, statistical, spatial), canvas improvements, chart export (png, svg), new docs, and so much more! next.layerchart.com/docs/guides/...

@next → state-refactor | LayerChart

Composable Svelte chart components to build a large variety of visualizations

next.layerchart.com

I'm probably the last person to upgrade to Tahoe, and my god, is it ugly. Those rounded corners!

Finally the time has arrived for me to give back to you - my Claude Code mentor: "/asshole" (literally just respond with /asshole to such attitudes - no context needed) Skill: gist.github.com/fubits1/3d6b...

Skills

Skills. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

gist.github.com

I’ve only read 1/3 of it so far yet, but this is an absolute must-read.

Maggie Appleton@maggieappleton.com · 6mo ago

I have Gas Town derangement syndrome and spent the last few weeks writing thousands of words on agent orchestration patterns; how they shift our bottlenecks and force us to ask whether and when we should stop looking at code maggieappleton.com/gastown