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The fear of AI
When numbers do not match the fear, and where fear should be aimed.
I gave my website a boss fight
Building a little piece of it involved Claude, 4,096 colors, and a surprisingly difficult pair of legs.
Category colors
A browser-based optimizer for categorical color palettes.
loading.dev
A lightweight library full of beautiful loading indicators for React.
Code as the source of truth
With AI tooling, code being the source of truth just makes sense.
Caring vs. knowing
Thoughts on how to DIY sustainably.
Petdex
Open-source animated pets for coding agents. Browse pets, preview their animations, and install one with a single command.
The 3 roles of context for AI agents
AI-agent power users curate 3 kinds of context: global (across tasks), local (task-specific), and ambient (raw streams like email).
Image to ASCII converter
Convert images to ASCII art locally in your browser. No upload, no signup. Copy ASCII or export TXT, PNG, SVG, and Markdown.
Audit your agent files
A practical guide to auditing what your coding agent still needs.
I am often wrong
Six steps for pretty much every problem, and pretty much every product.
The Enshittification Resistant Software
A self certification process with a somewhat official blessing.
Scenarios for our economic future
The Anthropic Economics Team models the effects of AI on the economy of 2030.
Filling in the last row of a responsive grid
Filler cells for CSS grids with borders.
Natural General Intelligence
The case for a nature model that learns the state and dynamics of the planet itself.
The AI notepad for back-to-back meetings
Notes, actions and memory. Without a meeting bot.
Making software hurts now
And hurt people hurt people.
How Rob Farmer turns half-baked sketches into New York Times covers
The motion designer discusses procedural software, editorial deadlines and why perfectionism is the enemy of good work getting seen.
Walking Men
A series of public art installations of pedestrian traffic icons assembled from around the world, presented in humane scale.
Email has never been free
The question is only who pays for it, and how.
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