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It’s wild how apple went from there will be no app store and everything will be a web app to walled gardens of native apps that lock users in. And not just users but friends of users. Apple was supposed to lean on the web for all of its apps. It was Jobs’s original vision, but it was shortlived for one version before the app store was launched.

yes Linus, this is the future super optimized personal software using tokens we buy from the the big bois. I feel the same feel you can see on Lukes face, this is here, theres no going back. Its one part absolutely amazing and 2 parts scary shit. To answer Linus’s quesion how do you hire someone, when you run all custom software. We stop hiring experts in adobe suite and hiring expert story tellers who have taste, style, and the ability to create something amazing that users want no matter what suite they are in. Someone who understands the craft of making something good, how to feel when its wrong, and turn it around. I can totally see part of this future where someone is making amazing content for and Linus hires them cause they look good, but turns out just had a cracked dev that made the greatest way to click together content for their audience that was foolproof and the guy had no idea what he was doing. I get it, this is not the future that anyone wanted, no one asked for, for every upside theres so many flaws, but this is now the generation we are working in and we gotta figure out how to make it work.

This, THIS is what I’ve been saying all along. To the point where friends will show me what they are doing and before they can say the word mcp they say,. Almost always I end with that coulda been CLI/REST, or nah it’s auth mcp is fINe, followed by woah that’s some cool shit, I’m gonna ask my clanker to do that too.

Oh this is such a sick way to make a cool fontpack of random fonts.

The timing of watching this talk is uncanny timing just this week I started building out something that started as a prompt to pull pr data, and as I typed out the prompt in the moment it turned into something that is more like a software factory. I think I have a lot of the general ideas that matt share here. Around harnessing up automated review, fix, fix corrections. I need to read through some of his specifics as they seem better and more well honed than what I have. Had I not started just this week I probably would have glazed through the talk and been like sure sounds good, but having just started this I was pulled in. One of the favorite things I have in mine so far is really good hotkeys. I can fly through reviews, diffs, approve and merge in just a few keystrokes. This was a huge hurdle in existing tools so much that I put off a lot of sweeping change I’ve needed to do and I’m cranking through them this week.

Claude Opus 5.5 100 HTML Files One hundred self-contained HTML pages made with Claude Opus 5.5: generative art, simulations, instruments, editorial layouts and playful tools, each with the exact prompt that produced it. miaai-lab.github.io This is a really impressive collection of single file sites done by opus 5.5. Miaai-lab even gives you the prompt that she used to make it.

dax (@thdxr) on X in the next version of OpenCode we added /btw which is a long awaited feature it lets you ask a quick question without interrupting the current session - i use it to get status updates on long run… X (formerly Twitter) · x.com oooh, excited for this upcoming feature to opencode to be able to gracefully ask a side question without interruption.