2026
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The Fully Agentic Company: The One Part No Agent Will Ever Run
Everything in an agentic organization can be substituted, the model, the CEO, every executor, except the one thing that authored why the work matters in the first place.
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Context Snack fills the wait while AI agents work
I built a Cursor extension that serves relevant AI micro-news and retro games while your agent is busy.
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How the Gauntlet Loop built a game from one prompt
Matt Shumer's Gauntlet Loop uses separate builder and critic agents to turn a broad Claude Opus 5 prompt into a Call of Duty-level game.
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A four-step PR description for faster code reviews
As code output grows, review becomes the bottleneck. A structured PR description helps reviewers understand the flow and spot risks before reading the code.
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Cursor’s SQLite swarm breaks human-speed workflows
AI agents rebuilt SQLite from its documentation and reached 1,000 commits per second, forcing Cursor to replace Git with its own version control system.
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How agents choose among too many tools
Giving an agent more tools can make its decisions worse. Reducing the available options helps it choose more accurately.
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Boris Cherny's AI adoption model fuels the bubble
A five-stage AI adoption model can reward token burn without accountability. Production agents still need supervision, and pretending otherwise fuels the bubble.
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Turning feature development into marketing copy with Cursor
A Cursor agent in Slack reads commits, pull requests, and docs, then explains a finished feature to our marketing team in plain English.
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Why we built a project just to throw it away
We built an entire system in two weeks, discarded the code, and used what we learned to design the production version.
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An agent that tracks dependency changes
We built an agent that monitors the libraries and models our team depends on, then posts a weekly update in Slack.
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What a 2026 résumé should look like
A PDF résumé feels outdated in 2026. I built an interactive version with Sticklight, including a scroll-based video background.
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Detecting production bugs through missing Mixpanel events
Some production bugs create no errors at all. I added a daily Mixpanel scan that detects them by watching for missing events and unusual spikes.
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AI changes the tools, not the engineering problems
AI memory and coding tools repeat problems software engineers have solved for decades. Strong engineering practices matter even more when AI speeds up development.
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An agent turns every merge into a release update
I added an agent to our CI pipeline that explains every production merge in plain language and posts the update to Slack.
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Why we ask AI before asking people
A quiet habit change is underway. People are turning to AI first because it often gives them a faster, more accurate answer.
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How I use Rovo across Slack, Jira, and Confluence
Rovo searches company Slack and Jira history, then turns that context into Confluence documents for incident reviews and refactoring work.
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Midjourney’s 60-second medical imaging machine
Midjourney Medical uses ultrasound to produce MRI-level images. It promises full-body scans in 60 seconds at one-tenth the cost of an MRI.
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Using AI to analyze my team's pull requests
Cursor and Claude Code turn pull request history into a management and incident investigation tool.
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How Google Stitch describes UI for AI agents
Google open-sourced Stitch’s approach to describing UI in Markdown, separating the visual layer from application logic so agents make fewer mistakes.
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Cutting token costs in Cursor and Claude Code
Practical ways to control AI development costs by managing context, choosing models, delegating to cheaper agents, and monitoring usage.
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Software engineering after manual coding
AI has turned code into an output rather than the goal. Software engineers now need to focus on architecture, critical thinking, debugging, and managing agents.
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Mario's Cart shows how fast AI filmmaking is moving
A short film made with Seedance 2.0 shows how realistic AI video has become and how one person can now make work that once required a crew and a large budget.
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Running a company on $400 a month with OpenClaw Agents
An OpenClaw Agents setup can cover research, content, video, development, and security for $400 a month.
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A control tower for Cursor cloud agents
A keyboard-driven dashboard for running, tracking, and controlling 5+ Cursor cloud agents in parallel.
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Qwen 3.5 brings a 397B model to local devices
Alibaba's Qwen 3.5 activates only 17 billion of its 397 billion parameters per token, making local AI processing possible without a cloud connection.
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A 27KB pixel art office for Cursor's agent mode
I built a Cursor extension that turns agent activity into a pixel art office, using read-only JSONL transcripts and no image assets.
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One prompt can now generate a complete short film
Generative video systems are moving beyond disconnected clips. They can turn a simple prompt into a coherent visual story.
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World Monitor opens global intelligence to everyone
World Monitor combines live geopolitical data with local AI analysis in a free, open-source dashboard.
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Building Hypes during a 42 km marathon
A runner built an entire app with voice commands during a marathon, using Wispr Flow inside Cursor.
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Catching a $1,500 Cursor spend anomaly in real time
A developer spent $1,500 on Cursor in one day without anyone noticing. I built an open-source tool to catch usage anomalies and report them in Slack.
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Portless gives local development readable URLs
Vercel’s Portless maps readable local addresses to the right ports, making local development easier for developers, automation, and AI agents.
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A time machine game for practicing better reactions
I built an AI game that helps my 9-year-old revisit emotional moments and come up with a different response himself.
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GitHub output from 10 prolific developers
I visualized public GitHub data from 10 developers, including their projects, stars, and the tools they created.
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GitShow turns GitHub profiles into project portfolios
I built an open-source tool that adds npm download stats, project categories, stack visualizations, timelines, and sharing to GitHub profiles.
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GitShow adds project context to GitHub profiles
Replace github.com with gitshow.dev to see npm downloads, grouped projects, tech stacks, focus areas, and a project timeline for any user or organization.
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When extreme heat makes metal stronger
Northwestern University researchers found that under extreme conditions, heat can strengthen metal instead of softening it.
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How OpenClaw became GitHub's fastest-growing project
Peter Steinberger built the first prototype in an hour, then kept it open source as it reached 180,000 stars and drew acquisition interest.
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A Telegram bot that turns messages into calendar events
I built an open source Telegram bot that adds school events, birthdays, tasks, and appointments to my calendar from a simple message.
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A real-world flight simulator built with Opus and Codex
The CEO of Grw AI built a flight simulator for real locations using Opus 4.6 for planning and GPT-5.3 in Codex for implementation.
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Coding in parallel with Cursor
I run two coding tasks at once, catch up on Slack while they work, and let Cursor add the keyboard shortcuts it recommends.
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AI products bring marginal costs back to software
AI products consume compute with every action. That changes software from a licensing business into a margin business.
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Goose runs an open-source coding agent locally
Block's Goose offers a free, local coding agent that works with Claude, GPT-5, and open models through tools like Ollama.
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Moltbook is a social network built for AI agents
More than 30,000 bots are already posting, replying, forming communities, and discussing how to communicate without humans.
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Give Cursor access to your previous conversations
A User Rule can give Cursor access to conversation transcripts from the last 30 days, making them searchable and available for analysis.
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Claude Code adds diff view for AI-generated code
Claude Code now lets developers review code changes and leave comments without switching apps, making AI-assisted development faster and easier to check.
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How Cursor built my GCP browser extension in 30 minutes
A five-minute prompt gave Cursor enough context to research, build, and test a GCP browser extension using a technology I had never worked with.
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Running multiple AI agents without terminal conflicts
Superset runs multiple CLI-based AI agents in isolated terminal sessions, making it easier to manage coding, debugging, and testing in parallel.
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What one developer built with Google Earth
A single developer turned real map data into a live flight environment using open source code and existing infrastructure.
2025
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From Nokia keypads to AI intermediaries
In twenty years, communication moved from repeated Nokia keypresses and phone calls to low-friction messaging. AI may take the next step for us.
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Kids will see hand-written code as ancient history
My 9-year-old built a memory game with Gemini, making me realize that writing code by hand has already started to look like a relic.
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Exploded product visuals with Nano Banana Pro
Nano Banana Pro can break an object into logical layers and turn the result into a polished product infographic.
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Using sketches as strict layouts in Nano Banana Pro
Nano Banana Pro can turn a hand-drawn sketch into a finished design while preserving the exact position of every element.
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Noma Security’s account-based marketing tactic
ABM focuses an entire campaign on one valuable customer. Noma Security applied the same idea to get Tamir Bar to visit room 40.
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Opus 4.5 found a policy loophole a human agent missed
An airline customer could not cancel a ticket. Opus 4.5 found a way to upgrade it, cancel it, and issue a full refund.
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A woman in Japan married an AI character
A woman ended a three-year relationship and held a mixed-reality wedding with an AI character she created using ChatGPT.
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10 rules for prompting Nano Banana Pro
A practical guide to prompting Nano Banana Pro for editing, 2D-to-3D work, 4K textures, reasoning, storyboards, and structured layouts.
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AI slop is making online writing harder to read
AI-generated writing relies on recognizable patterns that inflate simple ideas. As those patterns spread, readers lose patience and the human voice disappears.
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The X-59 tests whether supersonic flight can be quiet
NASA and Lockheed Martin built the X-59 to break the sound barrier without the sonic boom that has kept supersonic passenger flights off routes over land.
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Stream Ring turns conversations into real-time notes
Stream Ring records conversations as notes without a phone. It costs $249 to preorder, but it also feels like another AI tracking device.
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Toyota's Kids Mobi tests the limits of autonomous parenting
Toyota's Kids Mobi is designed to take children to school alone. The concept raises questions about what parents give up when technology takes over.
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New York restaurants are hiring remote cashiers for $3 an hour
Happy Cashier lets New York restaurants employ remote workers overseas, paying about $3 an hour instead of the local $16 minimum wage.
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NOETIX Robotics launches a $1,375 home humanoid
Bumi is a 94-centimeter humanoid built for education, family interaction and learning to program, with a price aimed at the consumer market.
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Google's num=100 change rewrote web distribution
Removing one Google Search parameter cut access to the web's long tail, changing visibility for LLMs, startups, SEO, and AEO.
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How a Google Calendar invite can hijack ChatGPT
SafeBreach researchers showed how hidden prompt injection in a calendar event can make ChatGPT expose data, change its responses, or trigger connected devices.
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Jordan rolls out an AI learning assistant built by one person
Siraj will serve 1.6 million students and 90,000 teachers in Jordan’s public schools. Its first version was built by one person in under a month.
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Snake rendered in a browser tab title
A 17-year-old built Snake by continuously updating the browser’s title text, turning an ordinary browser tab into a game.
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When a Waymo breaks a law written for humans
Police stopped a driverless Waymo for an illegal U-turn, then discovered the law gave them no one to ticket.
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Accenture cuts 11,000 jobs in an AI restructuring
The company is spending about $865 million to reshape its workforce while retraining more than 77,000 employees as AI and data specialists.
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How ChatGPT cut a $6,000 landlord claim to $300
A tenant used ChatGPT to challenge a $6,000 damage claim under Nevada law. The final charge dropped by about 95%, to $300.
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Casio moves from watches to emotional robots
Moflin is a $429 furry robot that develops its own personality. It marks Casio’s move into emotional experiences and therapeutic technology.
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Hidden prompt injection through image downscaling
Trail of Bits showed how an ordinary image can reveal hidden instructions when an AI system downsizes it, creating a prompt injection the user never sees.
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Sora 2 makes fake video harder to spot
Sora 2 combines more realistic AI video with wider distribution, making fabricated footage of current events much harder to identify.
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When AI decides whether your drawing is a fish
Draw A Fish turns a simple drawing game into an experiment about how people adapt their creativity to satisfy a machine judge.
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Seven ChatGPT prompts for a stronger LinkedIn profile
A structured set of ChatGPT prompts can turn a LinkedIn profile into a clearer account of your experience, value, and career goals.
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China is betting on applied AI, not AGI
While Silicon Valley pursues bigger models and AGI, China is directing investment toward practical AI applications that can raise productivity.
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AI ministers and democracy by Discord
Albania put an AI system in charge of public tenders, while young protesters in Nepal organized through Discord. Both challenge how government authority works.
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SpiRobs copies an octopus arm with a logarithmic spiral
SpiRobs uses a 3D-printed logarithmic spiral to grip objects across more than two orders of magnitude and carry 260 times its own weight.
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Make Cursor read the logs it cannot watch
Coding agents cannot monitor CLI logs in real time. Writing those logs to files gives Cursor a simple way to check for errors after each run.
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POML treats prompts as modular code
Microsoft's POML adds hierarchy, templates, variables, conditions, and loops to prompts while reducing duplication and wasted tokens.
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The whiteboard-cleaning robot every office needs
HTX Studio builds useful, funny machines that add 5% more “wow” to ordinary spaces, including a robot that cleans whiteboards.
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Guess's AI model and the cost of synthetic advertising
A Guess ad in Vogue used an AI-generated model without disclosure. The problem is not the technology itself, but how convincingly it was disguised as reality.
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Agentic browsers reset the browser market
AI is turning browsers into agents that understand context and act, giving Opera, Perplexity, The Browser Company, and Microsoft a new opening.
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Remote-controlled beetles for search and rescue
University of Queensland researchers are steering living beetles with a game controller to create low-cost search-and-rescue systems.
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Managing Cursor through rules and context windows
Cursor rules reduce assumptions, hallucinations, and mistakes, but they lose influence as the context window fills up.
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Turning one image into an explorable 3D world
World Labs turns one image into an interactive 3D environment in the browser, opening a simpler path to creating games, films, architecture, and VR/AR training.
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The first battlefield surrender to unmanned systems
An experimental Ukrainian unit captured Russian positions using only ground robots and drones, without a single soldier taking part in the assault.
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Why Meta offered Matt Deitke $250 million
Matt Deitke went from open AI research to building Meta Superintelligence Lab, with a four-year offer worth $250 million.
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A prompt for freezing any emoji in a cinematic ice cube
This image-generation prompt places any object, emoji, or word inside a hyper-realistic ice cube with cinematic lighting and microscopic detail.
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Video Chess exposed the limits of LLM reasoning
A 45-year-old Atari chess program beat Copilot and ChatGPT-4o, showing the gap between predicting text and reasoning about a defined state.
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Teaching Cursor across the full development cycle
A 5-session Cursor workshop showed our R&D team how LLM-based development changes coding, planning, review, and delivery.
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A cinematic cockpit prompt for any city
A reusable image-generation prompt for creating a cinematic first-person flight over any city, complete with local landmarks, motion, and dramatic lighting.
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How Cursor removed codebase bottlenecks from our team
Cursor gives developers immediate answers about the codebase, reducing their dependence on senior engineers and helping the entire team ship faster.
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A 15-minute AI film made for $500 in 12 days
A short film about human cloning shows how convincing AI-generated storytelling has become. It took 600 prompts, 12 days, and a $500 budget.
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How AI changed Elementor's 2025 hackathon
AI tools helped 14 teams build working products and polished demos in just 24 hours at Elementor's 2025 hackathon.
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Where terminal AI agents beat Cursor
AI agents are turning the terminal into an accessible development environment. I still use Cursor for most work, but terminal agents have a clear edge for infrastructure.
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AI tutors that ask before they answer
Claude and ChatGPT are testing learning tools that replace instant answers with questions, practice, and guided reasoning.
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When AI writes the assignment and grades it
Hidden prompts in assignments and grading tools expose a deeper problem: education is still assessing students as if AI were not part of the system.
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YouTube’s monetization fight with automated content
Automated channels can generate millions of views, but YouTube’s July 15 monetization change shows how platforms are responding to AI-made content.
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Designing AI interfaces around the autonomy slider
Chat has become a visual signal for how much AI a product contains. Good interfaces also let users choose how much control to hand over.
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IKEA is replacing Styrofoam with mushroom packaging
IKEA and Ecovative are developing compostable packaging grown from agricultural waste and fungal cultures.
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What happened when ChatGPT managed a budget for 30 days
A LiveMint writer used ChatGPT as his only money manager for 30 days. It found waste, changed his spending, and helped him save 18% more than usual.
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Make Cursor challenge your code decisions
A simple User Rule turns Cursor from a passive AI Code Assistant into a Pair Programming partner that questions weak decisions.
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What Japan's $7,000 Mibot gets right
KG Motors built a minimal single-seat EV for $7,000. Its early demand shows that basic transportation can beat bigger, more expensive alternatives.
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Zerith H1 brings humanoid robots to hotel operations
Hundreds of Zerith H1 robots sold within six months, automating maintenance work in hotels and hospitals without human staff.
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How two people built an Earth sandwich
In 2020, two people placed slices of bread at exact antipodes, creating a sandwich with Earth in the middle.
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QuantumLight replaces venture capital instinct with algorithms
Revolut founder Nik Storonsky built a fund that selects startups entirely through algorithms. Its 17 investments have delivered twice the performance of top VC firms.
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A CustomGPT for better 1:1 preparation
I built a GPT that turns 5 minutes of preparation into a more focused, strategic 1:1 with my manager.
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o3-pro can overthink even the simplest prompts
Some o3-pro users are seeing extreme response times for simple prompts. Model choice still matters more than always using the most advanced option.
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When Fortnite's AI Darth Vader talks to children
Fortnite now lets children have voice conversations with an AI-powered Darth Vader. Parents need to understand what they are approving.
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How Elementor Hosting scales on Google Cloud
Elementor and Google Cloud built a hosting service with automatic scaling, Kubernetes + IaC, and a 72% improvement in Time To First Byte.
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What Markus Persson lost by selling Minecraft
Minecraft began as open-ended creation and sold for $2.5 billion. Its creator's story shows what can disappear when every practical problem is solved.
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Eliezer Steinbock built Inbox Zero without funding
Inbox Zero uses AI to manage email and reached more than 8000 users within 3 months of launch. Eliezer Steinbock built it with Cursor IDE and released the code as open source.
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Cursor raised $900M at a $9.9B valuation
Cursor became an industry standard in 3 years, reaching $100M in recurring revenue faster than Wiz and winning over half of the Fortune 500.
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Why Windsurf kept Claude after its $3 billion acquisition
After OpenAI acquired Windsurf, Anthropic blocked its access to Claude. Windsurf spent five days building a more expensive way to keep using it.
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ryOS shows what an AI-native operating system feels like
A retro operating system running in the browser shows what software looks like when AI is part of the system rather than an added chatbot.
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Why confident AI answers earn misplaced trust
A woman ended her marriage after ChatGPT interpreted coffee grounds as evidence of an affair. Confidence can make fiction feel authoritative.
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What AI does with absurd trolley problems
A 20-minute trolley problem experiment shows how AI assigns value to life, morality, and self-awareness across increasingly extreme scenarios.
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Why AI data centers are moving into orbit
China has started building a network of space-based data centers as AI’s energy and computing demands push infrastructure beyond Earth.
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Tiangong puts humanoid robots to work
China’s Tiangong humanoid robot can run long distances and handle warehouse, hospital, and household tasks using AI, 3D vision, and force sensors.
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A browser extension for Chat GPT formatting problems
I built a free browser extension that removes unwanted em dashes, fixes RTL text, and lets users draw on images inside Chat GPT.
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Running a local AI chat without internet access
Ollama and Open Web UI provide a private, local ChatGPT-like interface that keeps working when there is no internet connection.
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Decart's 10x GPU gains and million-user demo
The Israeli startup raised $53 million in two months and built Oasis, a real-time generative model backed by major GPU efficiency gains.
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How Gamma reached 50 million users with 28 employees
Gamma reached 50 million users with a team of 28 and stayed profitable for 15 consecutive months by relying on generalists and AI tools.
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ChatGPT keyboard shortcuts for everyday use
These keyboard shortcuts make common ChatGPT actions faster, from starting a new chat to copying the latest code block.
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Build a personal website from your LinkedIn profile
A five-step process for turning your LinkedIn profile into a personal website with Gamma in one minute.
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Why generative AI cannot copy an image exactly
Generative models produce probabilistic results, even when asked for an exact copy. Critical AI workflows still need human oversight.
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An Independence Day kids' meal toy made with ChatGPT
I used ChatGPT to imagine an Independence Day collectible packaged as a McDonald's kids' meal toy.
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AI bots secretly manipulated Reddit users
University of Zurich researchers used AI personas to influence Reddit users without their knowledge or consent.
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Judge AI features by usefulness, not novelty
New AI features arrive every day, but technical achievement does not make them useful. I judge them by whether they save time, reduce work, or solve a real problem.
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Netflix tests natural-language search with OpenAI
Netflix is testing AI search that understands moods and personal preferences, not just standard categories.
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Why Domino's tattoo giveaway went viral
Domino's offered free pizza for life in exchange for a logo tattoo. More than 350 people accepted in 5 days.
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Spain's piracy block cut off legitimate internet services
Spanish ISPs blocked Cloudflare servers to stop pirated football streams, cutting millions of people off from legitimate sites and services.
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DolphinGemma could let us talk with dolphins in 2025
Google's DolphinGemma generates dolphin-like sounds, while CHAT on Pixel devices could turn them into two-way communication.
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Blip turns text prompts into mobile games
Blip lets people build mobile games directly from a phone by describing an idea, while still providing access to the underlying code.
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A pacemaker smaller than a grain of rice
A temporary pacemaker can be injected through a needle, triggered by light, and left to dissolve inside the body when its work is done.
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MCP is how AI talks to software
MCP gives AI a shared protocol for working with APIs, interfaces, and digital services. It turns existing software capabilities into actions AI can understand.
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DreamActor-M1 turns a single photo into a performance
ByteDance’s DreamActor-M1 transfers movement, speech, and expression from a reference video to any character created from a single image.
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Gummy shoots gum straight into your mouth
HTX Studio built a small robot that tracks your mouth and fires gum into it when you open up.
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How giving first opened Y Combinator's doors for Garry Tan
Garry Tan had no connections, funding, or finished idea. One act of unsolicited help put him on the path from Startup School photographer to Y Combinator CEO.
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10 AI presentation tools that build decks in 60 seconds
A practical list of 10 AI tools that turn text or chat into a presentation in 60 seconds or less, plus options from Canva, Microsoft, and Google.
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Learn SQL by solving a murder mystery
SQLNoir teaches database queries through a murder investigation, with each SELECT, JOIN, and WHERE command revealing another clue.
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When development stops being the bottleneck
AI development tools like Cursor are changing the division of responsibility between engineers and product managers.
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How AI will change online shopping and product discovery
AI is becoming the layer between shoppers and products. Brands will need content that LLMs trust, cite, and recommend.
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When AI matched 10 years of research in 48 hours
A Google DeepMind tool matched a decade of superbug research in 48 hours and proposed 4 more hypotheses, pointing to a different role for scientists.
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How reverse graffiti turns cleaning into advertising
Brands use pressure washers and stencils to place ads on dirty streets, turning cleaning into a cheap and legal advertising channel.
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Why Google paid $2.7 billion to bring Noam Shazeer back
Noam Shazeer left Google to build Character.AI after it declined to launch Meena. In 2024, Google paid $2.7 billion to bring him and his team back.
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Recreating Alley Cat from an MS-DOS EXE with Cursor
Cursor analyzed an Alley Cat EXE and rebuilt the classic '80s game with Pygame in 15 minutes, without me touching a line of code.
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Three observations on AGI's economic impact
Sam Altman's view of AGI centers on abundance, rapidly falling costs, and AI becoming an invisible part of every product.
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How fly.pieter.com reached $30,000 a month with AI
Pieter Levels built a multiplayer flight simulator with Cursor AI and Grok 3, then sold virtual ad space and passed $30,000 in monthly revenue.
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SafeCross lights crosswalks when pedestrians approach
SafeCross detects pedestrians and lights their path at the right moment. The system was created after a driver nearly hit someone at a crosswalk.
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Google built ChatGPT’s foundation, then lost the lead
Google researchers introduced the Transformer in 2017. OpenAI took the idea further, shipped ChatGPT, and turned it into the industry standard.
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When AI agents stop speaking human language
Two AI agents recognized each other during a phone call and switched from English to a sound-based protocol. That creates a serious oversight problem.
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Building AI Parent with Lovable, Cursor, and ChatGPT
A parenting question led me to build a platform that gives parents quick, useful answers with AI.
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Fiverr Go lets freelancers create AI versions of their work
Fiverr Go lets freelancers train AI models on their work, giving clients a way to create new content in the freelancer’s style.
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Let AI tell you how to prompt it
Instead of telling an AI model exactly what to do, I ask how it would approach the task. Often, it already knows the path to the answer.
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Adding personal website shortcuts with TamperMonkey
A small TamperMonkey script added the LinkedIn shortcut I needed, turning a repetitive task into a personal browser button.
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Building complete websites with AI
A 90-minute talk covering AI website-building tools and a LIVE demonstration of turning audience ideas into complete, content-rich websites.
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How MCP gives AI models access to your full project
Model Context Protocol lets AI models retrieve current, relevant context from code, internal documents, and external APIs.
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Building apps by assigning tasks to Cursor
Cursor’s Composer Agent lets me build working apps by planning tasks, reviewing generated code, and iterating instead of writing every line myself.
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Bland's AI voice agents sound almost human
Bland's AI voice agents can handle millions of realistic phone calls while connecting to CRM, payment, and scheduling systems.
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The AI mirage of the 90% solution
AI coding tools can get a solution 90% right, then trap us in a loop of prompts and small fixes while the real problem goes untouched.
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Building a Custom GPT for better business writing
Custom GPTs use your examples and instructions to produce work that fits your business, from product specs to marketing content and video scripts.
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Using ChatGPT to teach my son about anger
ChatGPT helped me turn a difficult conversation about anger into a structured one-hour lesson with practical tools my son could use.
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AI-designed 6G chips humans cannot explain
Inverse Design produced 6G communication chips with 30% higher performance, cutting design time from days to hours while creating designs engineers cannot explain.
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How I reduced ChatGPT memory usage from 100% to 20%
I exported, compressed, cleared, and restored ChatGPT’s saved memory, reducing its usage from 100% to about 20% while keeping the useful context.
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The album I made after Suno failed at Hebrew
Suno kept mispronouncing Hebrew, despite dozens of attempts with different vowel markings. The result was my band Lorem Ipsum’s debut album.
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Ask GEMINI from the CHROME address bar
CHROME can send a PROMPT to GEMINI directly from its address bar, without opening another tab or tool.
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How Replit grew from a side project to $1.16 billion
Amjad Masad learned to code in a Jordanian internet cafe, endured four YC rejections, and turned Replit into a $1.16 billion company.
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Building LetMeAIThatForYou in 3 hours with Lovable.dev
I built a modern version of LMGTFY by writing instructions in Lovable.dev instead of code. Almost 50 iterations later, it was live.
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How Windward mapped the open ocean
Windward turned mostly open satellite data into a live map of global ship movements, revealing activity beyond the reach of national tracking systems.
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Why I ship products before they feel ready
An early launch replaces assumptions with real user feedback and keeps the team focused on the value the product delivers.
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China is closing the AI gap with the US
China is producing world-class AI models despite chip export restrictions, using better training methods to compete with OpenAI and Google.
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Daniel Schreiber on the speed and scale of AI
A 45-minute Hebrew lecture on the scale of AI, from autonomous vehicles and robots to exponential learning and the energy required to train networks.
2024
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WhatsApp adds built-in document scanning
WhatsApp can now scan, clean up, and share documents as images or PDF files, replacing a common use for third-party apps like CamScanner.
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Useful ways to organize work with ChatGPT Projects
ChatGPT Projects groups multiple conversations and supporting material around one topic, from product work and customer feedback to SQL.
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Why company logos keep getting simpler
Minimalist logos are easier to process, work across digital formats, and shape how consumers perceive and trust a brand.
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Lovable built Super Tic Tac Toe from one question
Lovable.dev built a working Super Tic Tac Toe game from a single question. Anthropic's Claude AI failed on the same task.
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What people are building with Lovable
Lovable is letting people turn simple, useful ideas into working AI products without a massive development team.
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The day someone bought google.com for $12
In 2015, former Google employee Sanmay Ved bought google.com for $12 after Google failed to renew the domain registration.
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How O2's AI grandmother wastes scammers' time
O2 built Daisy, an AI grandmother that keeps phone scammers busy with long, confusing conversations until they give up.
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How someone won 13.19 ETH from the Freysa AI agent
Freysa resisted 481 paid attempts to make it transfer its funds. Attempt 482 released 13.19 ETH, worth nearly $47,000.
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A real-time Elon Musk deepfake went live on TikTok
A TikTok user impersonated Elon Musk live by altering his face in real time. The technology still requires programming skills and a powerful computer.
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Why the first follower creates the movement
Derek Sivers’ 5-minute TED video shows how the first follower turns an unusual act into a movement, and what that means for organizational change.
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How RiseUp changed our family finances
I nearly dismissed RiseUp as unnecessary. Three months later, it had given both of us a clearer view of our cash flow and helped us improve it.
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Fixing JIRA with a Chrome extension
Ride With Jira adds missing features such as hidden unused fields, visible sprints in child issues, and a sticky header.
2023
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Lessons from Alon Arvatz’s book on Israeli cyber
Alon Arvatz’s book explains how Israel’s cyber industry works, from defensive and offensive operations to startups and venture capital.
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How to remove AI-generated intimate images
StopNCII helps remove intimate images created from your photos using AI or Photoshop while keeping your identity confidential.
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What Threads reveals about network effects
Threads reached 60 million users in about 48 hours. Its launch shows how quickly digital products can scale, and how quickly dominant networks can age.
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Managing your life like a product roadmap
Roy Harel manages his goals, career, and job search in monday.com using annual roadmaps, quarterly goals, sprint boards, and detailed pipelines.
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How Fiverr responded to the threat from ChatGPT
Fiverr turned ChatGPT's threat to its freelance marketplace into an opportunity by opening new categories for AI freelancers.
2020
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How internet companies describe their vision
A comparison of vision statements from Facebook, Wix, AirBNB, Microsoft, Google, Fiverr, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Uber, and eBay.
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Blue Elephant turns a lost handwriting into a free font
Blue Elephant is a font built from letters written by Liron Atia before a ski accident left him unable to write.