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Omg. This is one week! Nostriches with LLMs are going crazy! View article →

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There's a funny parallel happening right now with AI and software that rhymes with what happened to professional photography. When cameras became cheap and accessible (in everyone's pocket), suddenly anyone could shoot a wedding without hiring a professional. Beginners photographed concerts for free. Professionals complained about market disruption and mocked the quality. The real outcome... People who couldn't afford a pro, or simply needed decent family album shots, finally had beautiful memories. And yes — professional photographers still exist and thrive. The exact same story is playing out with software and AI. Everywhere online, people are rolling their eyes at the "terrible" code (AI slop) being written by random folks with no formal training or experience. The argument is always the same: they're ruining the market, the quality is garbage. But at the same time: software is becoming accessible to everyone. People who need to automate something no longer have to beg a grumpy senior developer or pay enterprise rates. Things get built. Things work. Tools reach people who were previously locked out entirely. And when the garbage stops working, fix is one prompt away. The democratization and demonetization of technology - whether it's cameras, or code - has always looked messy and "low quality" from the top. But the net result is more people with more capabilities, more memories captured, more problems solved. I find this genuinely exciting. And the grumpy senior devs are fun to watch 😀

Compute used to be downstream of software. Now software is downstream of compute.

The generation that clicks they are accepting cookies 4685 times a day. Refusing to accept cookies is simple, you just turn them off in the browser. Literally no one uses that setting. View quoted note →

Just for people who think how people are moving to the little country of Paraguay that noone knows about... @Liberation Travel

When do you think the normie land stops saying BREAKING and HOT TAKE before every post. BREAKING! GM!

An idea if someone wants to have fun. Components: 1.)

GitHub

GitHub - kessler/gemma-gem: Gemma Gem runs Google's Gemma 4 model entirely on-device via WebGPU — no API keys, no cloud, no data leaving your machine.

Gemma Gem runs Google's Gemma 4 model entirely on-device via WebGPU — no API keys, no cloud, no data leaving your machine. - kessler/gemma-gem

Gemma Gem runs Google's Gemma 4 model entirely on-device via WebGPU — no API keys, no cloud, no data leaving your machine. (not exactly this chrome extension) 2.)

Hyperclay | Frontend and done

Experience the Zen of making, hosting, and sharing great software in a single, portable, self-updating, vanilla HTML file.

(or at least the open-source libraries - for self-editing web pages) Idea: Static HTML-based vibe-coding environment. People want a webpage for their yoga practice? Let gemma (or similar model) in their browser (without accounts) do the design and boilerplate, then edit in browser and sync static html to server.

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Out of MeshCore coverage. Feels strange. Rare. It needs to be fixed.

Creator mode: Worship the glitch. Does this mean something to you?

Lightning as universal checkout: why I built anypay.today You can’t pay everywhere with a Lightning wallet, even though Lightning is the best payment rail that exists. anypay.today uses Lightning as the source for any crypto payment — instant, private, no custody.

Lightning as universal checkout: why I built anypay.today – Juraj Bednar