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Guillermo Rauch provides insights about the future of his company, and maybe, the rest of the web
Topics to bring up in your next virtual coffee
Guillermo Rauch provides insights about the future of his company, and maybe, the rest of the web
Raycast for Windows is out, at last. I’ve been converting coworkers to Raycast on macOS for some years now. It’s time to start converting them on Windows
Apple’s now 3-D printing every titanium Watch, and the process is very cool to know about, and to watch as well
A major milestone in Notion to Calendar development: Custom filters and multiple calendar links
Some reflections on the 20 anniversary of the Steve Jobs commencement address on Stanford, after it was reposted by the Steve Jobs Archive during the summer
Take a look at “Planet”, a short film about the building of a second planet and a spatial supercomputer
ChatGPT will allow purchases through Stripe beginning in the US, some impressive tech. The change at the UX level will affect how we build software
The EU's ChatControl proposal aims to scan all private messages on apps like Signal and WhatsApp for child abuse material directly on devices, effectively bypassing encryption and enabling mass surveillance
The replicate team has put together a nice comparison of current image models to see which excels in what. Worth a look
You just put your street name and makes a painting out of it.
Nintendo is once again putting barriers to diy fix to their pro controllers
A great roundup about the new terms of the craft, which new and old programmers will face sooner rather than later in our careers.
Apple’s WWDC this year felt a bit underwhelming with no standout features to get excited about. The liquid glass interface looks neat, but that’s it.
Josh Miller answers the questions everyone is asking him about Arc