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Ready to be compliant? inth.com @marque.at is neat, thanks for sharing Eli! yep!
standard.site/docs/quick-start is a nice guide, and for more typical static site architectures people seem to be using @sequoia.pub @rad.gendervibes.online joined @podrocket.bsky.social to talk through the internals of Zed: how GPUI renders the UI, how CRDTs keep collaborative editing in sync, the road to Zed 1.0, and where Rust fits in AI-driven development.
Check it out.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2Fk... People keep asking if this is a typo. It’s not.
commandcode.ai/pricing 7 React Router security vulnerabilities were just disclosed. The two DoS issues have minimal impact on Netlify thanks to our autoscaling serverless architecture, but affected apps should upgrade to react-router 7.15.1.
What you need to know: www.netlify.com/changelog/20... Yesterday: Bible verses as rap.
Today: a Stoic countdown of your mortality.
4000 Weeks – a minimal 2026 diary built on the idea you get ~4,000 weeks in a life. Netlify DB + Identity, added same day.
How will you spend the rest?
4000weeks.netlify.app #HotAppSummer ☀️ I saw you already got it hooked up 🎉 but in case anyone else reading this thread has a funky blog setup: the val town blog has no build step, so we have a cron val to publish document records
val.town/x/valdottown/blog/branch/main/code/atproto/README.md (very open to suggestions on the implementation!)
integrated the @val.town blog with @standard.site :)
our blog doesn't have a build step, so I vibe coded (in "slow mode" 😉) our own atproto publishing pipeline:
val.town/x/valdottown/blog/branch/main/code/atproto/README.md sweet, thanks!
We open-sourced Zed in January 2024.
Since then, the repo has amassed over 84k ⭐s and receives more PRs than we can honestly keep up with.
The Community Champions program is how we track work from contributors we've come to know and enjoy working with.
zed.dev/blog/community-champions are recordings posted anywhere? @schlage.town Lately, in town:
- redesigned core val UI
- deploying your combobulated (claude) code
- new Pro pricing (only for new users)
- ...and more
blog.val.town/changelog-05262026 Try Elicit systematic review on your own questions at elicit.com. Reporting
- Report templates for specific types of reviews
- PRISMA flow diagram export
- Reports with in-line citations and source quotes
- Complete audit trail of every decision
Integration
- API access to embed systematic reviews into custom workflows
- Multiple systematic reviews in parallel Screening
- Dual review screening that supports multiple reviewers or Elicit as a reviewer
- Title, abstract, and full-text screening
- Exclusion reasons and quotes for all screening decisions
Extraction
- Results extracted from both text and figures
- Up to 40,000 papers extracted per review When we launched the upgraded Elicit systematic review last month, we talked a lot about speed. Under the hood, here are the key features doing the actual work:
Search
- Boolean and MeSH keyword queries alongside high-recall semantic search
- Autotranslate between keyword and semantic search checked in at @atproto.nyc - June 2026 [pevhrcgc] #atprotonyc abundance (2025) klein, thompson
Are you ready?! Oh...and we launched a new website (what up .com!), clarified our license with the new Open Innovation Grant, and completely revamped our documentation today too.
Read more: directus.com/resources/v...