A #HotAppSummer build for dog lovers. 🐶
Ever wish your dog could tell you what’s on their mind?
Upload a video or answer a few guided questions to help interpret common canine behaviors and signals.
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The outline panel gives you a compact overview of your search results.
Scroll the full list of matches, click any one, and jump straight to it in the multibuffer.
Read about it, and other hidden gems, in the latest post:
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🚀 Vite 8.1 is out
⚡ Experimental Full Bundle Mode: ~15x faster dev server startup & ~10x faster full reloads on large apps
🧩 Chunk Import Map to keep chunks stable & improve caching
🦀 WASM ESM integration
💡 Lightning CSS on the road to default
👀 and more!
vite.dev/blog/announc... Let's goo!
Astro 7 ships today with day-one support on Netlify. Builds are 15 to 61% faster thanks to Vite 8 and a new Rust compiler, and Astro 7's experimental CDN cache provider for Netlify serves cache hits straight from our edge.
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New in v0.40.0 ⋅ /fork
Fork new sessions from current context
The original stays intact.
/resume returns you to the original.
Try different directions without breaking your sessions. 
A #HotAppSummer build honoring Juneteenth. ✊🏾
Dana built a tribute to the holiday and its history: General Granger's arrival in Galveston on June 19, 1865, and the order that brought emancipation to the last enslaved people in Texas.
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A #HotAppSummer build for the fashion-curious! 🎨☀️
Dana built HueForm: upload a natural-light portrait and get a full seasonal color analysis — season, undertone, best shades, neutrals, and styling notes.
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Today's #HotAppSummer build is a cold one! 🍁☀️
Dana built Am I Canadian?, riffing on Canada's new Bill C-3 rules. Enter your Canadian ancestry and birth date, see if you might qualify, and get pointed to the official resources.
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i kind of expected this to be a rate limit on the creator side, not the receiver. i have noticed a bunch of people hooking up openclaw and spamming all the vaguely-related awesome- lists with links to their project. just reported and got one banned a few days ago
“It is no longer the hyperscalers. It is everyone, because everyone now wants the loop to close at the speed of inference, and there is nothing more deflating than watching code appear in seconds and then sitting there for minutes to find out whether it holds.”
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My incompetence 😅
Excellent point. That's exactly why I separate the intent layer from the implementation layer. I'm spending most of my time in the intent layer and trying to automate everything else.
Building and optimizing the factory is my job now.
Bottlenecks are clearly in the intent layer, as it should be. Therefore, the things I want the factory to do.
I'm doing pretty extensive bottom-up measurements with an OpenTelemetry stack where I can see pretty clearly how things get faster and more efficient, and I also get a better sense on how to measure complexity.
Great questions. I'd say I read a relatively low percentage of the code, and I'm rather looking for signals that tell me something is wrong, the same way how a chef in a restaurant might taste something a little bit but doesn't taste everything that goes out of the kitchen.
I’ve been building my own software factory over the past year. It again changed the way how I do software engineering fundamentally - similar delta compared to coding by hand vs using agents. I’m thinking of writing a blog post about it. What are your biggest questions?
Railway, now in your pocket 📱🚄
Changelog #0295
• Railway mobile app for iOS
• One-click PgBouncer to Priority Boarding
• Manage templates from the Railway CLI
railway.com/changelog/2026-06-19-railway-mobile-app-for-ios 
if u live in the terminal, `but tui` is probably the fastest way to organize your git commits and stack your branches.
check out our very own @scottchacon.com showing off how inTUItive it is ❤️📺 
This is early thinking and the product is in development. We're also running a deeper-dive webinar soon, details next week. The idea: Turn the target review into a living causal model.The model maps out what has to be true for a program to work, with each link tied back to the evidence behind it, so a researcher can interrogate any step.
The output is a go / no-go decision rather than a summary. Oncology target selection remains remarkably qualitative. At Bio-IT World 2026, our CEO Andreas Stuhlmüller shared how we're thinking about this problem.
Watch the full talk: youtu.be/rTou2fsDwMc.