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With every auto-update, Claude Code has gotten better at writing software. What it hasn't improved at, tragically, is communicating to me in a way that doesn't make me want to punch it square in the /artifacts As I've written before, Claude is finding its

Last night was a somewhat typical Sunday. That's why I'm writing about it. I want to remember this phase of our lives before it's gone. The end is nigh. I can feel it.1 The whole family was at home. All eight of us. Rach called a moratorium on screens for

Here's a smattering of things I found interesting lately. Tools, articles, bears, beets, Battlestar Galactica. SVG Backgrounds SVG has slowly, steadily become one of my absolute favorite web technologies. This set of free SVG-based web graphics by Matt Vi

It's officially late July and I feel officially compelled to notify you that Late July's Jalapeño Lime chips are officially the greatest snack chips in the known universe. Think of them like Elevated Doritos. They're great with salsa.1 They're great with

Sometimes, while agentic coding… I feel like Michael Scott: Dunder Mifflin's best salesman who got Peter principle'd into a management role1 he's kinda terrible at and now spends his days watching other people make all the sales calls. Sometimes, while ag

A year ago this week, I hopped a flight to Denver1 to pick up my shiny, new Tesla Model 3. The 8-hour ride2 home was a revelation. I've never been a car guy for the same reason I've never been a fashion guy: I don't like superficial status games and there

I was enjoying Benn Stancil's latest column1 on generalized vs specialized models (his typical, punchy, link-ridden screed) until this paragraph jump scared me: And that's the turn nobody priced in. Here's what the spectrum hides: The real axis was never

My first thought when I saw Cursor's Origin announcement last week was: You could see this move coming a mile away My second thought was: Dang, GitHub really is under siege Cursor is now building1 the exact thing that GitHub is: the place our code actuall

Here's a hearty amen to Tom Bedor's answer to the question, "When is it OK to forward the output of an AI to another human to read?" If useful, I send AI generated content to teammates. But when doing so, I take care to clearly label what is AI generated,

From this morning's Robinhood Snacks: The ancient Egyptians believed that the measure of a person's worth was calculated upon their death when Anubis, god of the afterlife, would weigh their heart against a feather to see if a heavy heart would be fed to