It was really just life hacks all along
I’ve made a bunch of apps and tools in the past two years and this NYT article encouraged me to ask “where are they now?"
Read the essay →I’ve made a bunch of apps and tools in the past two years and this NYT article encouraged me to ask “where are they now?"
Read the essay →I've been working on standalone versions of my contact and task management apps as part of a bigger push on my whole notion about where inference can be useful. The mobile part has been a drag. I don't want to get into the weeds of making native apps, but don't like what I've gotten with PWAs.
Read the essay →There's more stuff to do, but I got to a sort of MVP on tinycrawl. It's a text-based rogue-like where you just try to get to the 13th room of a dungeon. There are creatures, loot, and limited options. It's still pretty hard to win and there's still not a lot of room for skill.
Read the essay →The AI I am supposed to babysit insists that I just ate a sundae.
Read the essay →Doom's UI-building affordances. A little more on Denote. Fences are weird.
Read the essay →The joy of longboard dancers. The objectively superior operating system, diagrammed. Go upstream of AI content farm horror stories.
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