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Been more tired lately. Took a while to figure out why since I use AI to code. Turns out that's exactly the cause. I don't vibe code: I read, understand, fix, and review most of it. The volume is the problem. news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4820...

What could go wrong…

The three spokespersons of the new Hungarian government (sorry, might be Hungarian only). www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIO5...

Big celebrations for us Hungarians today. Orban is finally gone. So gone, he didn't even show up in the new Parliament at all today.

I refreshed yazi.app design and functionality with improved aesthetics, plus an article list for raw access. And yes, this is entirely AI. However, I think this is exactly the use case for it, I don't want to spend hours doing this if it can do it reliably.

I have been doing Neko scans for there years (I’m one of the very early customers) Now I heard @profgalloway.com talk about it on @pivotpod.bsky.social and I love it that it’s spreading. I miss one test from their suite: VO2max. But they are still awesome, particularly with three years of trends.

On Apple M3, a Linux KDE plasma desktop under Fedora Asahi Remix is now WORKING! Super excited to share this update and happy to answer any questions! Co-credits to noopwafel and Shiz. :)

"In our current landscape, clinging to the idea of “pixel perfection” isn’t just anachronistic, it’s actively harmful to the products we build. Here is why." www.smashingmagazine.com/2026/01/reth...

”What’s wrong with build tools? Other languages are compiled!” Yes, but their compiler is official and always there. The #JS ecosystem has devolved into a state where abstraction, the most fundamental software engineering concept, has been outsourced to third party tooling. *That’s* the problem.

We iterate and learn instead of failing eduardmoldovan.com/posts/we-ite...

CSS is so powerful now, it's amazing looking through older CSS and seeing what can be replaced with a one-liner. I'm on the hunt for snippets that used to be multiple lines of CSS that can now be done in one. Show me what you got!

It l’s much worse. A newspaper controlled by orban’s friends has obtained the addresses and phone numbers of leading opposition party supporters and put them on a publicly available map. Hungarian police is doing nothing about it, international press hasn’t even picked it up.

Most podcasts are becoming extremely annoying. Every 5-th word is "like". Or they are being used eve more often. There is almost no content I can listen to where they speak acceptable English.

Gotta be cool to have the election support from Putyin.

we mic'd up @wesbos.com

How do you spell success? zeldman.com/2025/09/25/h...

I agree with most of this www.xipu.li/posts/the-la... What I don’t agree with: nobody really knows what is coming. Hopefully, to something better. But it could be anything. I am the mix of the categories of developers in the post. I can "vibecode" something to 100% but I can also do it by hand.

With the latest iOS Safari where address bar is at the bottom and changes height while scrolling, it seems all bottom fixed menus are not looking ok--they get a small bottom strip below the menu, like a negative space.

Here we go — give a hallucinating AI write access to all tools. What could possibly go wrong? platform.openai.com/docs/guides/...

Has anyone inspected youtube webpage properly? macos Tahoe just warned me Safari is consuming 7GB of memory, so I got curious and looked at tabs. youtube was leading with 2.5GB in one tab. my naina.codes was at 65 MB. Sure, this one is not a video player, but still, that is kinda crazy.

Wow there are 22 new features in today’s Safari Technology Preview 277! Including `field-sizing`, `scrollbar-color`, `position-visibility`, more of Anchor Positioning, `command` and `commandfor` attributes on buttons, `scrollend` event, Navigation API… and more: webkit.org/blog/17324/r...

The CEO of AWS sounds like a smart, strategical guy www.theregister.com/2025/08/21/a...

Not too unexpected www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...

“I think developers won’t be replaced, I think they will replace everyone else”. I am certainly working on that. m.youtube.com/watch?v=KyfU...

behold the "HTML bomb" It's a counterattack for AI companies that persistently scrape and rescrape your web site, even when you tell them not to when a scraper grabs it, it becomes a 10-gig HTML page and 💣 goes the scraper Item #6 in my latest "Linkfest" newsletter: buttondown.com/clivethompso...

This is such a great collection of posts. I particularly like the why minimal HTML part, that seems totally lost these days.

'Hello human, nice to meet you'

Brace for better semiconductor chips coming from China news.cgtn.com/news/2025-07...

So many great things in this post. I have only been using a small fraction of them (some theme-based css styling) so lots to learn.

This is why it's important to show your work lol

Stranger by platon youtu.be/SCmUS49WBkw

Time must always be made. You’re never going to just have it, you need to create it for the things that matter to you. Get rid of “I don’t have time” and replace it with “it’s not important enough to make time for.” Be honest with yourself, and others, about what’s worth doing.

@waterfox.net Hey, any plans to get the macOS icon to fit the standardised macOS appicon sizes?

Love this: South African President’s Approval Rating Expected to Soar After Trump Acts Like a Dick @borowitzreport.bsky.social open.substack.com/pub/borowitz...

Sure, AI may be an environmental disaster and produce mid outcomes in cases where it doesn't straight up lie, but at least it's extremely unprofitable.

“The problem is that Figma is not a tool for designing websites. It is a tool for drawing pictures of websites.” productpicnic.beehiiv.com/p/figma-drea...

This right here......

If you've ever found yourself confused by JavaScript's `this` keyword, do I ever have a two-part article coming up for you on @piccalil.li. This first one is the essential groundwork: you can't understand the _what_ of `this` without first understanding the _when_. piccalil.li/blog/javascr...

Tech is mostly CRUD with auth.

Reasoning or thinking mode in models should be called overthinking mode.

Here's a thread with a brief history of dependency management in Go. For those of you newer to Go, it might surprise you to know that go modules was not always part of the language. When Go launched in 2009, it did not have any dependency management solution as Google had no need for one.

If I start typing go… in my browser’s address bar on the phone, the first site suggested is not google, it’s go.dev. I guess I’m a go dev now.

I asked a question -- quite interesting that Elon beats even the bots

@profgalloway.com I just reported this one bsky.app/profile/prof... — I assumed it was fake.