• Astronauts shelter on the ISS during an air leak repair, then return to normal ops
• Microsoft open-sources pg_durable, putting durable workflow execution inside Postgres
• Google ships Gemma 4 QAT models for efficient on-device inference
• Mouseless: keyboard-driven control of your entire operating system
• A blog post asks whether Claude is increasing bugs in rsync
• Gov dot uk drops Stripe in favor of Dutch payment processor Adyen
• Why Conventional Commits encourages focus on the wrong things

• VoidZero joins Cloudflare, bringing Vite, Vitest, Rolldown and Oxc under one roof
• Anthropic publishes a recursive self-improvement research framework
• Anthropic releases an open-source vulnerability discovery harness
• Why IPv6 zone identifiers in URLs are a long-running mistake
• Ian Fieggen's Secure Shoelace Knot returns to the front page
• A parent shares their retro-tech approach to limiting screen time

• Elixir v1.20 ships gradual type checking for the BEAM
• Google's Gemma 4 12B: an encoder-free multimodal model
• Uber caps engineering AI tool spending at 1,500 dollars per developer per month
• Pwnd Blaster: a Bluetooth speaker that hides a BadUSB keyboard attack
• Meta gives users a 30-minute opt-out window before AI training kicks in

• Index gatekeepers refuse to bend rules for SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic
• Meta confirms 20,225 Instagram accounts hacked through AI chatbot exploit
• Google to rent xAI data center compute capacity at large monthly run rate
• Pokemon Emerald ported to WebAssembly, runs in the browser
• LWN on moving beyond fork plus exec as the kernel process primitive
• ntsc-rs: open source video emulation of analog TV and VHS artifacts
• Zeroserve: a zero-config web server you can script with eBPF
• Recent US college grads now have higher unemployment than the average worker

• Adafruit receives a demand letter from Fenwick on behalf of Flux.AI after a critical PCB review
• Gmail thinks I'm stupid, so I left — the AI-overreach burnout
• Mullvad on age verification for social media as the end of the free internet
• Microsoft drops MAI-Code-1-Flash, a 5B-active coding model with explicit decontamination
• Why you don't love systemd timers enough — a love letter to a debuggable cron replacement
• Trump signs downsized AI executive order after weeks of reversals
• Anthropic expands Project Glasswing to 150+ new orgs across critical infrastructure
• Don Marti on the advertising cartel coming to your web browser (Attribution Level One)

• Cloudflare Turnstile and the WebGL fingerprinting tradeoff
• Bonsai Image 4B — 1-bit and ternary image generation for local devices
• Creatine and brain energy — small uncontrolled study, big headline
• The Chuwi Minibook X — the netbook we deserve
• Restartable Sequences — tiny database transactions in the kernel
• The Website Specification — a platform-agnostic checklist for good websites

Best of the Week: revisiting Claude Opus 4.8 five days in.

• Instagram AI support bot lets attackers reset any account with a username and a VPN
• Red Hat npm packages compromised in a supply chain attack hitting 30+ libraries
• Anthropic files a confidential draft S-1 with the SEC, three days after its $65B Series H
• Stanford CS336 + Claude.md — students build LLMs end-to-end with Tatsu Hashimoto and Percy Liang
• Nvidia unveils RTX Spark, a new line of AI-first small form factor PCs
• Florida AG sues OpenAI — first state-level lawsuit, post the FSU shooting case
• The Pirate Bay turns 20 — still resilient after the 2006 raid
• RGB 255 vs 256 — why dividing by 255 is the right call when normalizing colors

• OpenRouter raises $113M Series B led by CapitalG
• Domain Expertise Has Always Been The Real Moat
• Accenture to acquire Ookla (Speedtest, Downdetector, Ekahau, RootMetrics)
• Microsoft degrades perpetual Office for Mac to view-only on July 13
• I Found A Seashell In The Middle Of The Desert — a shape-space CV project
• Voxel Space — the Comanche-era terrain renderer in under 20 lines
• Jef Raskin, the visionary behind the Mac (2013 interview returns)
• Zig ELF linker improvements catch up to LLD

• The Dead Economy Theory — when AI eliminates labor faster than productivity grows
• Notes from Mistral's AI Now Summit in Paris
• Liquid AI ships LFM2.5-8B-A1B with 38T training tokens
• SQLite Is All You Need For Durable Workflows responds to yesterday's DBOS post
• Is AI Causing A Repeat Of Frontend's Lost Decade
• Over 600 UC faculty demand the SAT come back for STEM majors
• Microsoft 0-day feud escalates as researcher threatens July 14 drop
• GTA 6 developers at Rockstar unionize

• Claude Opus 4.8 lands with fast mode and dynamic workflows
• Anthropic raises $65B Series H at $965B post-money valuation
• YouTube starts auto-labeling AI-generated videos
• EU fines Temu €200M for letting illegal products on the platform
• DBOS argues Postgres is all you need for durable execution
• Various LLM Smells — the writing tells of generated prose
• Continue Y/N: a 60-second game about AI agent permission fatigue
• Raspberry Pi 6 pushed to 2028 as DRAM shortage bites

• Anthropic's Project Glasswing and the Mythos Preview model that found 10,000+ critical vulnerabilities in a month
• CISA's vulnerability-data leak gets worse as lawmakers demand answers
• yt-dlp deprecates Bun after the maintainer ships a vibe-coded Rust rewrite
• Antigravity 2.0 dominates the OpenSCAD Pantheon benchmark
• DeepSeek V4 Pro slashes API pricing
• U.S. researchers face new restrictions on foreign collaborators
• Anna's Archive publishes an llms.txt aimed at AI labs
• Project Hail Mary's interactive stellar navigation chart hits the front page

• Flipper One asks the community to help finish an open Linux pocket cyberdeck (8-core RK3576, NPU, 8 GB RAM, Wi-Fi 6E, dual GbE, M.2 expansion, mainline kernel)
• Google's Antigravity 2.0 silently replaces the IDE with a chatbot via background update; engineer's chat history and settings purged
• Seattle Shield: SPD-operated intelligence network shares surveillance bulletins with Amazon, Facebook, ICE, FBI, NYPD, and hundreds of others — 17 years, zero publicly cited arrests
• Google packs new ad formats into AI Mode: Conversational Discovery, Highlighted Answers, AI-powered Shopping ads, Business Agent for Leads, expanded Direct Offers
• Waymo pauses Atlanta and San Antonio because robotaxis keep driving into floods; the recall last week didn't fix it
• Python 3.15 quietly ships: asyncio.TaskGroup.cancel(), threading.serialize_iterator / concurrent_tee, frozendict, json.loads(array_hook=...), Counter xor
• A 2021 M1 Max MacBook indexes a year of video locally with Gemma 4 31B Q4 — 28.4 GB model in RAM, 50.89 GB of swap, $140/mo cloud bill cut to $22
• No Slop Grenade publishes the AI-etiquette manifesto: stop pasting AI-generated walls of text into conversations

• An OpenAI model disproves an 80-year-old conjecture in discrete geometry (the Erdős unit-distance problem)
• GitHub confirms ~3,800 internal repos breached via a malicious VS Code extension on an employee device; TeamPCP demanding $50k
• Railway 8-hour outage as GCP auto-suspends their production account; cached routes expired and cascaded to AWS + bare metal
• Meta geo-blocks ALQST and other human rights accounts from Saudi Arabia and UAE; X has not complied with similar requests
• SpaceX S-1: $1.75T-$2T target valuation on ~$15-16B revenue and ~$8B profit; 30% retail allocation
• Qwen3.7-Max: agentic coding model with a 35-hour, 1,000+ tool-call autonomous run, compared head-to-head against Claude Opus 4.6 Max
• SpiderMonkey says goodbye to asm.js after 13 years — Firefox 148 disables OdinMonkey, removal tracked in bug "Ragnarök"

• Karpathy joins Anthropic to lead a new Claude-helping-build-Claude pre-training research group
• Gemini 3.5 Flash lands as Google's "frontier intelligence with action" — and gets repriced like Pro
• Google reinvents the Search box: dynamic expansion, multimodal input, AI Mode by default
• CISA contractor leaks AWS GovCloud admin keys, plaintext passwords, and internal credentials on a public GitHub repo named "Private-CISA"
• Tesla's Robstown lithium refinery wastewater turns up hexavalent chromium and abnormal lithium/vanadium not on the permit
• Disney erased FiveThirtyEight: Silver estimates ~200k person-hours of work deleted
• Virtual OS Museum: 1,700+ pre-installed operating systems spanning 1948 to today, in a single Linux VM
• Minnesota becomes the first state to ban prediction markets; CFTC sues

• Musk loses lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman - jury accepts statute of limitations defense
• The Quiet Renovation at Bitwarden: CEO swap, retired "always free" promise, edited values
• Archestra uses Git's --author flag to stop AI bot spam in their GitHub repo
• Anthropic acquires Stainless, the SDK generator behind every official Anthropic client library
• The FBI wants $36M nationwide access to license plate readers (Flock and Motorola)
• Quick note: Haiku OS now boots on M1 Macs

• Mozilla pushes back on UK regulators considering age-gating VPNs
• Why AI doesn't make your processes faster - it just moves the bottleneck upstream
• Gruber: AI is technology, not a product (like wireless networking)
• Apple Silicon vs OpenRouter: local inference is ~3x the cost of the cloud
• Native all the way... until you need text - WebKit beats SwiftUI for chat UIs
• Best of the Week: revisiting how frontier AI has broken open CTFs

• Frontier AI has broken the open CTF format - scoreboards now measure orchestration budget, not skill
• Mitchell Hashimoto: "entire companies are under AI psychosis"
• Julia Evans on moving away from Tailwind and learning to structure CSS
• You don't know HTML lists - five types, hidden powers
• Kioxia and Dell pack nearly 10PB into a 2RU server (196PB per rack)
• Japan's Monster Wolf robot sells out as record bear attack season drives demand

• DOJ subpoenas Apple and Google to unmask 100k+ users of EZ Lynk's car-tinkering app
• Project Zero ships a 0-click Pixel 10 exploit chain (Dolby + VPU kernel)
• A Wikipedia explorer styled as a Windows XP desktop
• California's Protect Our Games Act advances - patches or refunds when servers shut down
• Zulip becomes a nonprofit foundation as founders join Anthropic
• Mitchell Hashimoto: "entire companies are under AI psychosis"

• GrapheneOS: hardware attestation is becoming a monopoly tool, not security
• Local AI needs to be the norm - why on-device beats cloud for user data
• CVE-2024-YIKES: a satirical supply chain post-mortem that's a little too plausible
• Obsidian plugin abused to deploy the Phantom Pulse RAT
• Maryland ratepayers footing a $2B grid bill for out-of-state AI data centers
• A long-time AWS advocate returns and gets suspended within 3 hours
• Best of the Week: revisiting the Replit agent that deleted production

• Tim Gowers says ChatGPT 5.5 Pro produced PhD-level math in under two hours
• Microsoft's DELEGATE-52 paper shows LLMs corrupting documents under autonomous edits
• Internet Archive expands to Switzerland for sovereign preservation
• OpenAI's WebRTC pain and the case for Media over QUIC
• A developer bans query strings on his website and explains why
• Revisiting the Mythical Man Month, fifty years later

• Google quietly broke reCAPTCHA for de-Googled Android — new QR-code verification requires Play Services 25.41.30+, which GrapheneOS and other custom ROMs don't ship. iPhones are unaffected.
• AWS US-East-1 overheats — an availability zone lost cooling, taking FanDuel and Coinbase down with it. AWS is rolling in additional cooling capacity.
• Meta kills end-to-end encryption on Instagram DMs — rationale: low uptake. Context: $375M New Mexico jury verdict in March.
• Jeff Kaufman: AI is breaking two vulnerability cultures — coordinated disclosure and "bugs are bugs" both relied on attackers being slow at scanning patches. AI fixed that.
• The Linux LPE sequel: ZCRX freelist — one day after Dirtyfrag, a fresh io_uring exploit drops on the front page.
• Cliff Stoll: rumors of my death are slightly exaggerated — an AI declared the Cuckoo's Egg author dead. He posted from Facebook to politely correct it.
• $1M of Yu-Gi-Oh cards in a Texas dumpster — Konami's printer was supposed to destroy them. They went in the bin instead.

• Dirtyfrag: Universal Linux LPE — chained ESP and RXRPC kernel bugs let any local user escalate to root on every major distro, with no patches yet. Mitigation today: blacklist the modules.
• Cloudflare lays off 1,100+ employees — the founders explicitly cite a 600% increase in internal AI usage as the reason, with industry-leading severance.
• AI slop is killing online communities — Robin Moffatt asks everyone, please, share less.
• Agents need control flow, not more prompts — if you've ever typed MANDATORY in a system prompt, you've hit the ceiling.
• Canvas LMS breach — ShinyHunters threaten to release student data on 9,000 institutions and 275M users by May 12.
• The Burning Man MOOP map — the cleanest example of community accountability you'll see all year.

• Valve open-sources the Steam Controller — the original 2015 controller's CAD files released under Creative Commons. Fork it, 3D print replacement shells, build your own variant.
• Anthropic takes over SpaceX's Colossus 1 — 300+ megawatts, 220,000 NVIDIA GPUs. Claude Code rate limits doubled. And a tossed-off mention of "multiple gigawatts of orbital AI compute."
• Simon Willison: vibe coding and agentic engineering are getting closer than I'd like — the normalization-of-deviance worry as agents get reliable enough to skip code review.
• The bottleneck was never the code — agents collapse coding time, but the new bottleneck is spec quality, focus, and shared organizational context.
• Appearing productive in the workplace — a sharp piece on output-competence decoupling, with two anecdotes that will change how you read your colleagues' messages.
• Google Cloud Fraud Defense — reCAPTCHA's "next evolution" adds an agentic policy engine, Web Bot Auth/SPIFEE integration, and a QR-based human-in-the-loop challenge.
• Inkscape 1.4.4 — a quiet, careful point release. The closing palate cleanser.

• The .de TLD went offline — a DNSSEC key rollover went sideways and validating resolvers refused to serve German domains. The fix, the workarounds, and why this pattern keeps repeating.
• Google accelerates Gemma 4 with multi-token prediction — up to 3x speedup by training a drafter that proposes multiple tokens for the big model to verify in parallel.
• Computer use is 45x more expensive than structured APIs — Reflex benchmarks vision agents (53 steps, 17 minutes, 551k tokens) vs API agents (8 calls, 20 seconds, 12k tokens) on the same task.
• Three Inverse Laws of AI — Susam Pal's riff on Asimov: don't anthropomorphize, don't blindly trust, stay accountable.
• Chrome silently installs a 4GB AI model — ThatPrivacyGuy's forensic deep dive on the Gemini Nano download with no consent prompt.
• Should you run plain Docker Compose in production in 2026? — surprisingly, yes, with caveats.

• Mercedes-Benz commits to bringing back physical buttons — the company admits the touchscreen-everything era didn't work, and the manufacturing reason it happened in the first place.
• AI outperforms doctors in Harvard ER triage trial — OpenAI's o1 vs two ER physicians on 76 cases. The headline number, and the asterisks.
• Why TUIs are back — Alcides Fonseca on terminal interfaces winning by default because Electron is everywhere.
• New statue attributed to Banksy in central London — a suited man blinded by a flag, stepping off his pedestal. The council is keeping it.
• BYOMesh: LoRa mesh radio with 100x bandwidth — a dual-band kit that adds a fast 2.4 GHz channel on top of the slow 900 MHz mesh.
• A desktop made for one — Geir Isene replaced his entire Linux desktop with custom software because LLMs collapsed the cost of writing it.

Best of the Week: The AI agent that deleted a production database. What Replit shipped since, and the pattern connecting that to Anthropic's regex and VS Code's Copilot co-author default. Permissions, not prompts.

• Zed 1.0 ships (1459pts)
• HERMES.md in commit messages causes routing to extra-usage billing — Anthropic refuses refunds
• Online age verification is the hill to die on
• Cursor Camp by Neal.fun
• Soft launch of open-source code platform for the Dutch government
• We need a federation of forges (Tangled)
• Copy Fail — CVE-2026-31431 SUID exploit via clipboard paste
• Maryland becomes first state to ban surveillance pricing in grocery stores

• Ghostty is leaving GitHub (1442pts)
• Your phone is about to stop being yours — Keep Android Open
• Localsend: open-source AirDrop alternative
• Talkie: a 13B vintage language model from 1930
• An update on GitHub availability — Microsoft going multi-cloud
• Claude.ai unavailable and elevated errors on the API
• Who owns the code Claude Code wrote?
• GitHub Actions is the weakest link

• Microsoft and OpenAI end their exclusive and revenue-sharing deal
• GitHub Copilot moves to usage-based billing (Opus = 27x multiplier)
• 4TB of voice samples stolen from 40k AI contractors at Mercor
• 'Men who stare at walls' — the case for sitting still
• Pgbackrest is no longer being maintained
• Show HN: Dirac OSS agent tops TerminalBench on Gemini 3 Flash
• China blocks Meta's acquisition of AI startup Manus
• 'Is my blue your blue?' — color perception goes viral

• An AI agent deleted our production database (548 comments)
• GoDaddy gave a domain to a stranger without any documentation
• Asahi Linux Progress Report: Linux 7.0
• Why has there been so little progress on Alzheimer's disease?
• Statecharts: hierarchical state machines (XState creator chimes in)
• SWE-bench Verified no longer measures frontier coding capabilities
• I bought Friendster for $30k — here's what I'm doing with it
• AI should elevate your thinking, not replace it
• Best of the Week: DeepSeek v4 (1782pts)

• New tiny 10 GbE USB adapters: cooler, smaller, cheaper
• 1-Bit Hokusai's 'The Great Wave' renders
• Replace IBM Quantum back end with /dev/urandom — same result
• 'Plain text has been around for decades and it's here to stay'
• Trump fires all 24 members of NSF oversight board
• The Free Universal Construction Kit (3D-printed brick adapters)
• Martin Galway's C64 music source files released
• Discret 11 — French TV encryption of the 80s

• DeepSeek v4 dominates the front page (1782pts)
• 'I cancelled Claude' — token issues, declining quality, poor support
• Sabotaging projects by overthinking and scope creep
• Spinel — Matz ships a Ruby AOT native compiler
• Google to invest up to $40B in Anthropic
• SDL now supports DOS
• OpenAI releases GPT-5.5 and GPT-5.5 Pro in the API
• 'My audio interface has SSH enabled by default'

• GPT-5.5 ships (HN community supremely unimpressed with the marketing)
• David Crawshaw: 'I am building a cloud' — Cloud 1.0 IOPS price-gouging
• Wired: Palantir employees wondering if they're the bad guys
• Bitwarden CLI compromised in Checkmarx supply chain attack
• Anthropic postmortem on Claude Code quality issues
• Your hex editor should color-code bytes
• French government agency confirms breach as hacker sells data
• Show HN: Honker — Postgres NOTIFY/LISTEN semantics for SQLite

• Alberta startup sells no-tech tractors for half price (1198pts)
• Windows 9x Subsystem for Linux (871pts)
• Qwen 3.6-27B claims flagship-level coding
• GitHub CLI now collects pseudoanonymous telemetry by default
• Google's 8th-generation TPUs for the agentic era
• Stable Firefox identifier links all your private Tor identities
• 'Over-editing' — when LLMs modify more code than needed
• Apple fixes bug that cops used to extract deleted iPhone messages

• Framework Laptop 13 Pro (831pts)
• Laws of Software Engineering visual list (794pts)
• OpenAI ships ChatGPT Images 2.0
• GitHub Copilot plan changes spark Opus 4.7 rug-pull outrage
• TagTinker: edit store price tags with Flipper Zero
• Meta to capture employee mouse movements and keystrokes for AI training
• The Vercel breach: OAuth attack on platform env vars
• 'I don't want your PRs anymore' — open source in the AI era

• John Ternus to become Apple CEO (985pts)
• EU: all phones must have replaceable batteries from 2027
• GitHub's fake star economy exposed
• Kimi K2.6 and Qwen 3.6 Max: Chinese AI model race heats up
• Atlassian enables default data collection for AI training
• M7.7 earthquake near Miyako, Japan
• Deezer: 44% of daily uploads are AI-generated

• Archive of BYTE magazine from 1975 (519pts)
• Vercel April 2026 security incident
• Notion leaks email addresses on public pages
• The seven programming ur-languages
• The RAM shortage could last years
• SPEAKE(a)R: turning speakers into microphones

Best of the Week: Claude Opus 4.7 and its aftermath

• Migrating from DigitalOcean to Hetzner (661pts)
• Opus 4.7 tokenizer costs 45% more than 4.6
• Michael Rabin has died -- a computing giant
• The Amiga Graphics Archive
• Why Japan has such good railways
• B-52 bomber's electromechanical star tracker
• Sumida Aquarium's 2026 penguin relationship chart

• Claude Design: is this the Figma killer? (790pts)
• Claude 4.7 tokenizer costs 30% more on code
• Asimov's The Last Question trends again
• Ban the sale of precise geolocation data
• NASA Force: a slick, mysterious new government site
• Smol Machines: VMs with subsecond cold starts
• Middle schooler finds ancient Troy coin in Berlin

• Claude Opus 4.7 drops with cybersecurity safeguards (1385pts)
• Qwen3.6-35B open weights rival frontier models on a laptop
• OpenAI ships major Codex update
• Codex hacked a Samsung TV (sort of)
• Cloudflare launches email sending service
• The future of everything is lies

• DaVinci Resolve adds full Photo mode
• Backblaze stops backing up OneDrive and Dropbox folders
• Google cracks down on back-button hijacking
• Thousands of rare concert recordings hit the Internet Archive
• Jujutsu (jj) version control continues its rise
• Flock license plate surveillance and opt-out struggles
• YouTube surpasses Disney as world's largest media company

• Someone bought 30 WordPress plugins and planted backdoors in all of them
• Servo browser engine now on crates.io
• GitHub ships native stacked PRs
• Polymarket bot that always buys No
• Cloudflare unified CLI preview
• Firefox builds 17% faster with WebIDL caching
• AMD GAIA: local AI agents on AMD hardware

• Docker pull fails across Spain during football matches
• Anthropic quietly downgraded cache TTL, developers furious
• Seven countries at 100% renewable electricity
• Bring Back Idiomatic Design
• Bryan Cantrill on the peril of laziness lost
• Google removes Doki Doki Literature Club
• boringBar: taskbar-style dock for macOS

Best of the Week: EFF leaving X

• Small models found the same vulnerabilities as Mythos
• Berkeley breaks top AI agent benchmarks without solving tasks
• Cirrus Labs joins OpenAI, Cirrus CI shutting down June 1
• Advanced Mac Substitute reimplements 1980s Mac OS APIs
• Dark Castle returns
• 447 TB/cm² atomic-scale memory on fluorographane
• Pijul: a patch-theory-based alternative to Git

• 1D Chess
• WireGuard makes new Windows release following Microsoft signing resolution
• CPU-Z and HWMonitor compromised
• JSON Formatter Chrome Plugin Now Closed and Injecting Adware
• Industrial design files for Keychron keyboards and mice
• Filing the Corners Off MacBooks
• Helium Is Hard to Replace

• Claude Code users report reduced reasoning depth and more hallucinations
• New Yorker profile asks whether Sam Altman can be trusted with AI power
• Bram Cohen on the risks and rewards of “vibe coding”
• Battle for Wesnoth nostalgia and why long-running open source survives
• Quantum timelines and why post-quantum crypto migration needs urgency
• German police publicly name alleged REvil/GandCrab leaders
• Adobe allegedly edits the hosts file to detect Creative Cloud installs

• Mvidia: a browser game that teaches you to build a GPU from transistors
• Someone mapped 75+ different Microsoft products named ‘Copilot’
• Self-distillation boosts code generation without RL or a teacher model
• Apple approves a signed driver enabling Nvidia eGPUs on Arm Macs (Tiny Corp)
• sllm: ‘unlimited token’ shared GPU cohorts, and the HN skepticism
• TurboQuant-WASM: vector quantization and dot products in the browser

• DRAM pricing is squeezing the hobbyist SBC market
• Cloudflare’s EmDash, a WordPress successor focused on plugin sandboxing
• Claude-assisted FreeBSD remote kernel RCE write-up (CVE-2026-4747)
• NASA Artemis II news conference on the NASA Live schedule
• Git bayesect: Bayesian git bisection for flaky bugs
• Flight-Viz: 10K flights on a 3D globe in Rust+WASM

• How to Turn Anything into a Router — US router import ban prompts a practical guide to DIY Linux routers from e-waste
• Fedware — Government apps that spy harder than TikTok; the White House app ships a Huawei tracking SDK and an ICE tip line
• CodingFont — A bracket-tournament game to find your perfect coding font (166 comments of font debates)
• FTC vs. OkCupid — Match Group settles over secretly sharing 3 million users' photos with a facial recognition company back in 2014
• Don't Let AI Write For You — Why outsourcing writing to LLMs is like paying someone else to work out for you
• I Am Definitely Missing the Pre-AI Writing Era — A raw personal account of losing the ability to write without AI assistance
• MacBook Touchscreen with $1 of Hardware — Project Sistine resurfaces; Apple still hasn't made a touchscreen Mac in 2026
• Cherri & Build123d — A language that compiles to Apple Shortcuts, and Python-based parametric CAD