Really cool little tool to quickly "draw" a wireframe in plain text, either for Github Issues or to pass on to Claude.
Discovered via unsung.aresluna.org/plain-text-h...
Reposting @ngerakines.me
Spent some time collecting and refining my low-level polyglot (rust + go + ts) ATProtocol skills into a repository to make them available (MIT license) to others. Pull requests are welcome. Looking at publishing with vit and getting them on-protocol soon.
Reposting @tijs.org
attic.photos version 1.0.0-beta.7 is out and it's the most advanced attic yet! 😇 seriously though this 'backup from photos app' rabbit hole goes deeper than I thought and has me making algos dealing with specific apple backend congestion issues and other shenanigans. It's very robust by now though!
Quoting @alariko.bsky.social
Reposting @spacecowboy17.bsky.social
Introducing a new way to explore Bluesky: foryou.club/also-liked
Enter a post URL to see what other posts people who liked it also like.
For example, enter the url of this art post: bsky.app/profile/alar...
and you will get a bunch more art posts: foryou.club/also-liked?p...
Reposting @sherif.eurosky.social
Yesterday Bluesky went down. @eurosky.social servers worked but we couldn't communicate as we don't have an app.
Our next step is to build everything we need to operate without Bluesky. We're raising €100,000 to build a European app backend supporting 100k+ users.
Let's do this
Reposting @pfrazee.com
btw I periodically have to recommend runcat because it rules. the kitty runs faster when cpu goes up apps.apple.com/us/app/runca...
Today is the last day of my writing PACT where I set out to write and publish a blog post every day for 30 days.
The recent happy moments with our dog.
About finding your builder community online.
Reposting @mykolaharmash.bsky.social
My new app Lyn is now live on the App Store. Thank you to everyone who helped test it for the past few weeks! 💙
I had a pleasant surprise in my Bluesky timeline today.
Win-wins of getting up early.
Today was a big day!
A simple tip for separating work and leisure time.
Why flexibility training deserves more attention.
Reposting @developer.mozilla.org
CSS nesting is now Baseline 🎉
Write nested selectors directly in CSS — just like Sass, but natively.
.card {
color: black;
&:hover { color: blue; }
.title { font-weight: bold; }
}
No preprocessor needed.
Learn more 👇
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/...
We as humans are all creators by nature.
spencermortensen.com/articles/ema...
Some interesting techniques in there that work surprisingly well.
A short rumination on online discussions (about AI).
blog.cloudflare.com/emdash-wordp...
Really cool news, especially since it apparently has standard.site support 🥳
code.claude.com/docs/en/outp...
Setting Claude's output style to "Explanatory" or even "Learning" is such an improvement over the default style.
Making the benefits of the Atmosphere clear is mainly a UX problem.
Small copy to clipboard interaction in billow.software.
Part 4 of my series on the book “The Art of Spending Money” by Morgan Housel.
Running in circles can be enjoyable too.
A positive side effect of the time change.
Simple things to do to change your state of mind.
If you’re watching only one video today, make it this one.
Yesterday, I got to watch one of the most anticipated films of the year on the big screen.
An archipelago of 100’000 happy moments for you to explore.
Part 3 of my series on the book “The Art of Spending Money” by Morgan Housel.
Gaining a little digital sovereignty back.
Part 2 of my series on the book “The Art of Spending Money” by Morgan Housel.
“Writing online” can mean many different things. But my favorite format remains the short blogpost.
Having a good day is simpler than we imagine, we just have to be more intentional about the things we do.
Part 1 of my series on the book “The Art of Spending Money” by Morgan Housel.
Reposting @dholms.at
Some very exciting news - it looks like the working group for AT Protocol at the IETF has been approved! (though not formalized in the datatracker just yet)
This is a big milestone in the standards process. But is also just the start of the actual process - years of meetings & work ahead!
What to do when you don’t feel like doing the thing.
Billow was pixel-perfectly designed by @cedric.design in Framer.
To implement the design, I created a little plugin that generates a markdown spec from any selected frame to paste into Claude Code as reference.
Works great so far 🙌
A finance book that reads like a piece of philosophy.
And the only one that makes sure you’re gonna read what you saved.
Apps attract the audience they deserve. Apps built with care attract users who care.
Follow your curiosity, create things and you’ll be surprised where all of this takes you.
Reposting @andy.works
I don't much love talking, but Tommy has a way of making it interesting. Learn about our craft and the ideas behind 5 years of !Boring software.
Watch the full 37 minutes and sub to Tommy's channel for more conversations with software designers.
Great work-related news: We won the @framer.com “Best Big Site” award for our work on the new Miro website!
Credits mostly go to @cedric.design and Sam, but I was still lucky enough to contribute a few lines of code here and there to extend Framer's capabilities 🙌
Publishing a post for the next 30 days.
A philosophical take on how to cope with uncertainty in life.
code.claude.com/docs/en/inte...
Really small but very neat new feature in Claude Code: Use /btw to ask quick one-off questions while the agent is working without interrupting it.
CMDK Menu in billow.software
