Links
Things worth reading, saved as I go. 1495 links so far, newest first.
github.com
React-is-Awful – learn react in a trollesque tone
etsd.tech
Even if you're vibe-coding (and especially if), don't forget to read your code!
rfc.stonecharioteer.com
Read the RFCs That Built the Internet: A developer has created a web-based platform that allows users to progressively explore Request for Comments (RFCs) documents that were fundamental in building the internet's infrastructure.
github.com
runtime: desktop tool designed to automate browser tasks using small, reusable "skills"
yro.slashdot.org
Meanwhile, the AI industry holds its breath risking the biggest class action lawsuit ever. The lawsuit, initiated by three authors, threatens to potentially "financially ruin" AI companies by challenging their training data practices. But is the argument "let me massively steal copyrighted work otherwise I'll file for bankruptcy" really a valid one?
dbos.dev
Postgres as a backend for async tasks.
xkcd.com
The comic that put "correct horse battery staple" into the language.
fluxus.io
A Hitchhiker's Guide to the AI Bubble
github.com
table: A Periodic Table of System Design Principles
blog.jse.li
Approve merge requests with your eyes closed
github.com
threads: A lightweight web viewer for Claude Code conversation files with a terminal
docmd.mgks.dev
docmd: minimal markdown documentation generator
github.com
cle-b/hookdns: easy way to patch dns resolution (python)
buttondown.com
How email tracking works behind the scenes
nickbostrom.com
How long before superintelligence? (1997)
mindtheproduct.com
How prompt engineering is teaching us to communicate like product leaders
grantslatton.com
Writing a good design document
