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Something is moving regarding svelte custom renderers...help us bring this to the finish line! 🧡
Thanks to SuppCo for supporting our Svelte Custom Renderers initiative 🙌
When ready, this API will allow devs to use Svelte to build Native Apps, Terminal, or anything they want. If your company wants to help make custom renderers a reality, make sure to reach out!
svelte-custom-renderers.com
When ready, this API will allow devs to use Svelte to build Native Apps, Terminal, or anything they want. If your company wants to help make custom renderers a reality, make sure to reach out!
svelte-custom-renderers.com
Custom Renderers for Svelte, a Mainmatter Initiative
Help us enable cross-platform UI development with Svelte for endless possibilities.
svelte-custom-renderers.com
November 26, 2025 at 2:02 PM
Something is moving regarding svelte custom renderers...help us bring this to the finish line! 🧡
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my best code is written in a two-step process:
1. kludge a working prototype together, don’t worry about the code AT ALL. the point is understanding how the requirements function in reality
2. destroy the prototype completely. build the app for real using my better mental model
1. kludge a working prototype together, don’t worry about the code AT ALL. the point is understanding how the requirements function in reality
2. destroy the prototype completely. build the app for real using my better mental model
November 24, 2025 at 5:34 PM
my best code is written in a two-step process:
1. kludge a working prototype together, don’t worry about the code AT ALL. the point is understanding how the requirements function in reality
2. destroy the prototype completely. build the app for real using my better mental model
1. kludge a working prototype together, don’t worry about the code AT ALL. the point is understanding how the requirements function in reality
2. destroy the prototype completely. build the app for real using my better mental model
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And here’s a startup offering influencing/propaganda services. Called it ;) www.404media.co/a16z-backed-...
October 24, 2025 at 8:11 PM
And here’s a startup offering influencing/propaganda services. Called it ;) www.404media.co/a16z-backed-...
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i wrote about atproto and why it matters
Open Social — overreacted
The protocol is the API.
overreacted.io
September 26, 2025 at 3:33 PM
i wrote about atproto and why it matters
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the main thing that makes me uneasy about llms is the cultural backdrop of global war on knowledge. the war on knowledge isn’t new but now it’s cheered on from tech too. tools for thought pivoted to slot machines because that’s what people want. “how things work” is buried under opaque indirections
August 10, 2025 at 9:41 AM
the main thing that makes me uneasy about llms is the cultural backdrop of global war on knowledge. the war on knowledge isn’t new but now it’s cheered on from tech too. tools for thought pivoted to slot machines because that’s what people want. “how things work” is buried under opaque indirections
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When a chatbot gets something wrong, it’s not because it made an error. It’s because on that roll of the dice, it happened to string together a group of words that, when read by a human, represents something false. But it was working entirely as designed. It was supposed to make a sentence & it did.
June 19, 2025 at 11:28 AM
When a chatbot gets something wrong, it’s not because it made an error. It’s because on that roll of the dice, it happened to string together a group of words that, when read by a human, represents something false. But it was working entirely as designed. It was supposed to make a sentence & it did.
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I expect that consumer-facing AI programs will continue to improve and they may become much more useful tools for everyday life in the future.
But I think it was a disastrous mistake that today’s models were taught to be convincing before they were taught to be right.
But I think it was a disastrous mistake that today’s models were taught to be convincing before they were taught to be right.
June 19, 2025 at 1:26 PM
I expect that consumer-facing AI programs will continue to improve and they may become much more useful tools for everyday life in the future.
But I think it was a disastrous mistake that today’s models were taught to be convincing before they were taught to be right.
But I think it was a disastrous mistake that today’s models were taught to be convincing before they were taught to be right.
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One of my favorite all time articles on why leaders keep incentivizing making the wrong product choice is "The Preventable Problem Paradox"
medium.com/@shreyashere...
medium.com/@shreyashere...
Why Our Leaders Fail Us and Then Save Us: The Preventable Problem Paradox
Have you ever wondered why a smart company like Facebook is also the undisputed World Champion of Self-Inflicted Debacles?
medium.com
May 30, 2025 at 3:59 PM
One of my favorite all time articles on why leaders keep incentivizing making the wrong product choice is "The Preventable Problem Paradox"
medium.com/@shreyashere...
medium.com/@shreyashere...
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Most times, talking about roles and responsibilities when teamwork is hard is the wrong move.
When you’re outcome-driven, people can set aside their egos and collaborate. When it’s turf-driven, the best ideas can’t surface because people have to stay in their lanes.
When you’re outcome-driven, people can set aside their egos and collaborate. When it’s turf-driven, the best ideas can’t surface because people have to stay in their lanes.
January 17, 2025 at 3:04 PM
Most times, talking about roles and responsibilities when teamwork is hard is the wrong move.
When you’re outcome-driven, people can set aside their egos and collaborate. When it’s turf-driven, the best ideas can’t surface because people have to stay in their lanes.
When you’re outcome-driven, people can set aside their egos and collaborate. When it’s turf-driven, the best ideas can’t surface because people have to stay in their lanes.