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Stuff I found on the internet and made me go Hmmm...

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    theverge.com ↗ Updated Aug 30, 2026

    Gemini is in danger of going full Copilot

    They’re everywhere. If 2025’s I/O keynote is any indication, we’re going to hear Gemini a lot. I’m definitely not alone in this reaction to Gemini creep.

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    bleepingcomputer.com ↗ Updated Aug 30, 2026

    WordPress plugin suite hacked to push malware to thousands of sites

    EssentialPlugin, established in 2015 as WP Online Support and rebranded in 2021, is a WordPress development firm offering sliders, galleries, marketing tools, WooCommerce extensions, SEO/analytics utilities, and themes.

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    theverge.com ↗ Updated Aug 30, 2026

    The global battle over chip manufacturing and why the US is trying to stop China from buying machines from the Netherlands

    A few weeks ago, President Joe Biden was in the Netherlands, where he asked the Dutch government to restrict export from a company called ASML to China.

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    github.com ↗ Updated Aug 30, 2026

    lucasgelfond/zerobrew: A drop-in, fast, modern, Rust-based experimental Homebrew alternative

    Folders and files NameNameLast commit message Last commit date Latest commit A faster, modern Mac package manager. zerobrew applies uv's model to Mac packages. Packages live in a content-addressable store (by sha256), so reinstalls are instant.

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    jola.dev ↗ Updated Aug 30, 2026

    Running local models on an M4 with 24GB memory

    I’ve been experimenting with running local models on and off for a bit and I’ve finally found a setup that seems to work reasonably.

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    simonwillison.net ↗ Updated Sep 14, 2026

    Vibe coding and agentic engineering are getting closer than I’d like

    And my take on vibe coding was that it’s fantastic, provided you understand when it can be used and when it can’t. A personal tool for you, where if there’s a bug it hurts only you, go ahead!

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    thetypicalset.com ↗ Updated Aug 30, 2026

    The bottleneck was never the code

    They are waiting on the next well-formed spec.The bottleneck moves from the people writing the code to the people deciding what code should exist. Which is to say: management.

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    larsfaye.com ↗ Updated Sep 13, 2026

    Agentic Coding is a Trap

    A Senior Engineer losing their coding edge and becoming "rusty" over time as they move into managerial roles and practice coding less is not a new phenomenon.

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    anildash.com ↗ Updated Aug 30, 2026

    Why are the Artemis II photos on Flickr?

    Until Flickr, photo sharing online was essentially still analog, even if the experience was technically happening online. In Focus Flickr wasn't a social platform first — it was a photography platform first.

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    mitchellh.com ↗ Updated Sep 24, 2026

    My AI Adoption Journey

    Through this journey, I've personally reached a point where I'm having success with modern AI tooling and I believe I'm approaching it with the proper measured view that is grounded in reality.