So here's the thing. When a company loses a class action lawsuit and has to pay millions to regular people, they don't just write you a check. They go out of their way to make sure you never actually get to spend your cut. I'

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Zed I really like using Cursor but it's a huge IDE (basically VS Code) which takes forever to load and eats up too much memory and sometimes I have to restart it just to fix a broken extension. I started using Zed for the occasional

Natasha "Fragile Handle With Care" by Roman Pankoy (2020) Oil on canvas

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Animata A collection of React + Tailwind animations and effects to enhance your UI. A pretty substantive collection of animated elements. You'll likely find a few for the marketing website, a handful that

Sophie Schmieg "Work moved to a new building. I didn't expect to take SAN damage from facilities."

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Magic Notebook A free app, simple and elegant UI, no cloud sync, just open a folder and get working. Can handle DOCX, Markdown and text files. I

Introducing coolify-deploy — git push to your own server with the simplicity of a platform.

I used to host everything on Vercel and honestly it was great. Connect a repo, push, your app is live — simple enough that it spoils you fast.

When I outgrew the free tier I

John "Posted today by Lego on their official Instagram account. Well done, Lego, well done. 😁"

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portless HTTPS for npm dev using .localhost URLs instead of port numbers:

Portless runs an HTTPS reverse proxy on port 443 by default. Each app registers a route mapping its

Fake Metro Trains "Due to ongoing delays with the delivery of our new Xtrapolis 2.0 trains, we've implemented some temporary measures to keep our network running."

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What's actually new in JavaScript (and what's coming next) This is a helpful

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Tolaria I just added this app this to my repertoire. I didn't get a chance to use it much yet, but it looks interesting — build a knowledge you can share with your AI that's version controlled and doesn't require an

Niki "Most useless sign in the universe"

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ShowMD The Markdown space is heating up 🔥 Today I installed a Markdown editor (Scratch), upgraded my Markdown viewer (mud), and setup this Markdown QuickLook previewer (ShowMD).

erictli/scratch Minimalist, offline-first markdown note-taking app for macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Someone Turned an Old Ford Van Into a Mini Semi and It’s Fantastic

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LookAway This is one app I have to run on my Mac. It forces me to take a break every 45 minutes — not a Pomodoro break (which I never got the hang

Natasha "Perfect for Easter, EGGO is a two piece construction toy"

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PopTask As a concept I find this super interesting — a task list that lives in the menu bar and understands human inputs like "evry tue thu 7 30 n sat mrng". Supports

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HopTab Open source app switcher and tiler to replace Cmd+Tab. If you Cmd+Tab a lot you may find this app quite useful.

Number, currency, and unit formatting

Did you know that the mathematical value 1234.56 looks different in Boston, Berlin, and Bangalore? Hardcoding formats

Lady Laura "Pack of Dogs by John Littleboy"

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Infisical I'm trying this service as a replacement for Doppler. Seems to have more capabilities plus it's an open-source project you can self-host (if you so care). Does feel overwhelming at first with all

Mina "It's PiDay!"

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How to Do Code Reviews in the Agentic Era I've been working on open-source for over 25 years, I suspect that's why I accept The LLM as just another project contributor:

My “unpopular” take: I

cliff538 "What a great artistic reuse of old license plates!"

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Shepherd "Stay focused. Grow your sheep." Chrome extension that auto-categorizes thousands of sites as productive, neutral, or distracting—keep using productive sites and watch your sheep grow. If Pomodoro timer did nothing for

ConnectionWithWonder "Knitted bollard-warmer Weymouth"

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UNF* Records every version of a file and can easily rewind back without having to manually commit changes. Perfect if you're working with AI agents and don't trust them. Also perfect if you're just prone to

Marcel "It's embarrassing how quickly a bit of sunshine can change my mood."

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Current is a new RSS reader that’s more like a river than an inbox If you want to enjoy RSS give Current a try. $9.99 as a one-time

Dinosa Labs "Bueno, ahora sí, os presento a CLOROPLASTO, la minúscula ciudad de la fotosíntesis 🪄✨🌱😌"

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npmx If you search for npm packages frequently, give npmx a try. It's much faster and the UI is an

David Zinn "Jen’s response to winter is to wear big boots and keep on stomping."

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pandoc for the people The pandoc wasm web-app is now available and allows to run any kind of document conversion that pandoc supports in the browser. The documents never

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Craft Agents Claude Cowork is the Claude Code brains for working with office documents (Word docs, presentations, etc) which I think is a powerful idea. Yet, I just started using Craft Agents and I like it much better—similar in spirit to Cowork,

Natasha In "Albuquerque, NM, Rainbow road runs parallel to Universe blvd."

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Pencil The demo looks amazing, basically an MCP server that can design your product with pixel-perfect precision. Let Claude Code be your canvas. (via Vinicius)

Ian Betteridge

Then, in 1999, Adobe InDesign was released, and

Rentail.space, an AI-powered specialty lease marketplace, today announced its official launch, transforming how businesses discover and secure short-term retail spaces in shopping centers across the United States and Canada.

MTV Rewind If you miss MTV from back when it was a TV station that plays music, aka the good old days.

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dbreunig/whenwords This is seriously cool. A library that provides timeago ("in 3 days"), duration ("2h 30m"), parse_duration, human_date ("

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Convert & Compress When you need to process a batchload of files: convert them to a different format, limit their width/height, compress with specific quality loss, etc.

(* To make sure my webapp is performing well, I run a script that goes through all files in

ARGVMI~1.PIF "Well, you can't say you weren't warned."

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How I wrote JustHTML using coding agents

Yes. JustHTML is about 3,000 lines of Python with 8,500+ tests passing. I couldn't have written it this quickly without the

Street Art Utopia "Painted Octopus! By Lumen Street Theatre in Limerick, Ireland."

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Building a Toast Component This is the story of Sonner, why they came up with that name, how they managed animation and stacking, momentum-based gestures, and more. I love Sonner, the API is so

David Zinn "Claude’s secret to surviving winter is having a grandma who knits."

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W4G1/multithreading The missing standard library for multithreading in JavaScript. Supports modern browsers, Node.js, Deno, and Bun.

voici.js Print tables on the terminal — more evolved than console.table

Slirt "Don't forget to save enough SPACE for dessert... Nanu-nanu!"

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Respinner For when you need React spinner components.

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cursed CSS trick: use the Q unit instead of px, it looks almost the same and saves a character

doxx You can now view

Real Life Bog Person "My SIL has informed me that this exists in Auburn WA. I have a new place to visit!"

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Grila If you calendar a lot you're going to love this app: a keyboard-driven calendar.

Pure CSS Tabs With Details, Grid, and

John S Russell "Where I post from."

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Zod + TypeScript: Schema Validation Made Easy Learn how to use Zod, a TypeScript schema validation library that allows you to validate external data at runtime.

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ftw you realise that pacman is short for Package Manager and you start