• Drop #413 (2024-02-01): Happy ThursdAI

    The post discusses the AI Content Declaration by Declare-ai.org, bringing transparency to generative AI in content creation. It introduces AIfont and AImoji, AI-driven typefaces, and Galah, a web honeypot powered by OpenAI, keeping attackers occupied longer. Potential downsides to the declaration are also outlined. The summary aims to foster trust and understanding in AI content…


  • Drop #410 (2024-01-29): Your Real-time App Stack

    Fir; Alpine.js; Gofir Along with making some special dinners and desserts for $SPOUSE this weekend, I finally managed to hack on a project that’s been on the TODO for quite some time. Today’s Drop covers that, but it first introduces the components it was built with. No “TL;DR” as it doesn’t really make sense for…


  • Drop #408 (2024-01-25): So Much For The “Daily Drivers”

    Initial Thoughts On ‘Fleet’; Peek (macOS/$); Checking In On D2 Apologies for the tardiness of today’s Drop. A bunch of U.S. states seceding from the Union distracted me for a bit this morning. TL;DR This is an AI-generated summary of today’s content. Initial Thoughts On ‘Fleet’ Well, my “daily drivers” are all up-ended thanks to some aforeblogged cool Rust projects and my abject disdain…


  • Drop #404 (2024-01-12): Weekend Project Edition

    Topiary is a Rust-based universal source formatter part of the Tree-sitter ecosystem. It leverages syntax tree understanding to reshape code for readability. Tweag revamped its CLI, addressing simplicity, memorability, discoverability, familiarity, and clarity. Following their principles, you can level up your own CLI tool. Check out the article for detailed insights.


  • Drop #403 (2024-01-11): Join The Cheat [Sheet] Commandos

    The post reflects on adapting to new normals, encouraging positive framing of situations, and the use of cheat sheets to manage tech tasks. It provides links to interactive cheat sheets for HTML/CSS/JS and promotes SheCodes’ free coding resources. It also suggests a Go cheat sheet for those new to Golang.


  • Bonus Drop #37 (2024-01-07): At Your [🦋🧵] Service

    This post discusses the challenges posed by compex JSON data from Bluesky threads and suggests solutions using Deno-flavoured JavaScript. It introduces a CLI thread unroller and a free thread unroller REST API, highlighting the benefits of using Deno for these tasks. Additionally, it explains the implementation of caching and offers guidance for deployment.