Yury Molodtsov

The hottest new trend in startup PR is employee-run comms. Token-starved vibecoders don't follow OpenAI, they follow Tibo (or Thariq, until last week), waiting for a limits reset. Corgi, and before them, Warp paid "employees" to post on X. https://molodtsov.me/2026/10/let-the-builders-talk/

Google approved Calendar API access for my Acropolis extension! Meet the best new tab for Chrome. Time, weather, calendar, integrations with @readwise, @matter, @instapaper and @brian_lovin 's Shiori, your shortcuts and bookmarks. Search with Google (+AI Mode), ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Grok.

I think Dark Matter Season 2 is probably the best piece of art on the dangers of technology right now. A lot of people watched the first season, but I’ve barely seen anyone discussing the second one. It no longer follows the book, although Blake Crouch helped write S2.

It becomes an infinite story of unintended consequences since Leighton can’t possibly judge all those side effects, yet time and time again he pushes the technology forward. I wish more technology criticism was this smart. If you haven’t watched it, I highly recommend it.

I think Dark Matter Season 2 is probably the best piece of art on the dangers of technology right now. A lot of people watched the first season, but I’ve barely seen anyone discussing the second one. It no longer follows the book, although Blake Crouch helped write S2.

Jason Dessen and his family are just trying to fix their lives and find a place to live. Leighton is rebuilding Velocity Labs across worlds. Despite everything that happened, despite entire worlds destroyed because of the box, he still wants to push forward. And he has bright ideas.

I think Dark Matter Season 2 is probably the best piece of art on the dangers of technology right now. A lot of people watched the first season, but I’ve barely seen anyone discussing the second one. It no longer follows the book, although Blake Crouch helped write S2.

Most movies, TV series, and even books don’t. From Silo to The Social Network Part II, they give us basic, one-dimensional characters, rewrite history, and serve up cartoonish evil billionaires and tech oligarchs you’re meant to laugh at. Dark Matter does it right.

I think Dark Matter Season 2 is probably the best piece of art on the dangers of technology right now. A lot of people watched the first season, but I’ve barely seen anyone discussing the second one. It no longer follows the book, although Blake Crouch helped write S2.

Jev is such a great tool that makes it easy to solve age-old computer problems. It now runs a whole bunch of activities in Horus and it still costs <$2 per month. For example: catching your company's and competitors' media coverage. A substring search alone isn't enough.

Today is a PHP appreciation day where we learn how many websites and products are still run on PHP Because they have to be urgently updated or disabled to fix two critical vulnerabilities found by OpenAI https://php-web-museum.vercel.app

We're so early with AI, especially on desktop machines and phones. Needed to apply for a UK visa and they want your travel history for many years prior. Recalled that I saved the filled in doc from the last time. Can't remember how or where. So I just asked Claude to find it.

Super intelligence is raw milk. Let me explain. In the current memetic battlefront, it's absolutely irrelevant what you actually believe. It's all about signaling.

Once a meme emerges, you get a higher status within a left/right group by committing to the bit regardless of reason or your own belief. The crazier, the better. This explains everything from the certain right-wing salutes certain people did in 2024 to how we call AI.

I'm still missing the old visuals of 2000s websites and forums like PHP Nuke or phpbb2. AI is great for digital preservation, so I started this PHP Web Museum. https://php-web-museum.vercel.app

All the engines (except proprietary ones) are built in a VM from the original code and filled with synthetic data. A PHP CMS was one of the first big things I ever coded and it worked well enough for myself and a few friends. https://php-web-museum.vercel.app/forums/ipb/index.html

What's interesting about AI is that in a weird sense it's very meritocratic You make a better model, a better harness, a better agent — and they just come. Doesn't matter what brand you had. Users have no loyalty. Grok was a joke. Grok Bot is cool. Nobody cared about Meta AI. Muse is popular.