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sure - on the obsidian iphone app, there's a highlight action which I can add to toolbar, but selecting a section pops up the keyboard too. on desktop, i think the best i can get is to select text and hit == to highlight. i don't use annotations at all, i think - do you mean one of the plugins?
Choosing a programming language used to be a decision you'd live with for years. Matt Biilmann explains how Bun's rewrite from Zig to Rust shows how AI is making foundational engineering changes more achievable than ever before.
oh, no - i'll miss it if i switch off of instapaper. also i'm becoming a teeny bit annoyed that they it still doesn't support highlighting.
yeah, i'm using web clipper a lot and it's great! but i try not to read any long articles during the day, so i save them to obsidian from web clipper, and then highlighting in obsidian itself isn't very convenient
full changelog here: github.com/atuinsh/atui... atuin v18.18 is out now! 🐢✨ highlights include: - syntax highlighted commands in interactive search - much faster on large histories - filter history by shell - bash-preexec now included out of the box get the latest with 'atuin update'!
Don't wait for the perfect starting point. Grab a template, get something live, and start iterating. Tania and KP explain why the best apps come from continuous refinement, not perfect first drafts.
Learn more about Query Insights:
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We’re back again with another Bay Area Rust meetup on Wednesday, August 19 at 6pm PT, hosted at the @convex office in San Francisco.
Join us for three Rust talks, Q&A, networking, and food. Speakers will be announced soon.
luma.com/00f2s7q9 Coming this Zednesday: test result indicators in the gutter.
In 2020 an internal memo said we should kill Netlify Drop. In 2026, 60%+ of new signups make their first deploy with it. Wade wrote up 13 years of Drop history: the 2013 commits, the HN false-positive, the sunset debate, and how agents adopted the claim-later flow. www.netlify.com/blog/thirtee... that's a good idea, will look into it!
an @obsidian.md web-clipper approach is sort of my first guess, but the reading/highlighting experience is not great anyone using an instapaper-like thing that's open source / has full-text exports? i ❤️ instapaper and will terribly miss the kobo integration but starting to feel the pull to both data ownership & subscription-minning
Easy to miss: public deploy previews and branch deploys stay vulnerable until they're auto-deleted. Worth deleting them manually.
www.netlify.com/changelog/20... The critical DevTools RCE is local dev only. Upgrade Nuxt with the dedupe flag to refresh your lockfile and pick up the fixed DevTools release.
The DoS issues have minimal impact on Netlify. Autoscaling means a hung function doesn't affect other requests. But active exploitation can run up your function costs.
Caching authenticated pages with cache, swr, or isr route rules? A payload could have been served to the wrong user. Upgrading won't evict it, so purge your upstream CDN too.
Nuxt security update: multiple vulns patched in 4.5.1 and 3.21.10.
Watch the route rule auth bypass. Uppercase keys like /Admin were silently skipped. It's a regression, so 4.4.7 / 3.21.7 isn't enough.
www.netlify.com/changelog/20... 
what the heck are we calling virtue signaling now
If you're considering the upgrade, we cover the migration steps, compatibility gotchas, and what to expect from real-world performance.
pris.ly/ts-7 We cut our monorepo type-checking time from ~74s to ~24s by upgrading to @typescriptlang.org 7, and removed the CI memory flags we previously needed. 