🔫 Prepping for the endgame of the open web
by @Jayhoffmann
Thinking about Anil Dash’s “Endgame for the Open Web,” and what we can do to prepare.
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What do coders do after AI
Compared to those who see this just as a job, are not passionate about it, and seem like people who will be replaced by AI.
📖 Read more: https://sajalchoudhary.net/micro/what-do-coders-do-after-ai/
“Good tech don't need people to be forced to use it." — Anil Dash
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Wikipedia celebrated its 25th birthday this month. Given the centrality of Wikipedia to so much activity online, it is hard to remember (or to imagine, for those who are younger) a time without Wikipedia. The latest statistics are impressive:
Wikipedia is viewed nearly 15 billion times every month.
Wikipedia contains over 65 million articles across more than 300 languages.
Wikipedia is […]
#ai #Amazon #anilDash #attribution #bias #cc #chatbots #editors #elonMusk #genai #generativeAi #google #grokipedia #InternetArchive #licensing #meta #microsoft #mistral #perplexity #sharealike #training #trueFans #wikimedia #wikipedia https://walledculture.org/wikipedia-at-25-grapples-with-new-challenges-arising-from-generative-ai/Sunday Paper: Markdown’s Quiet Power, Systems, AWS’s Reality Check, Apple’s Creator Studio
Sunday Paper is where I jot down links and ideas that caught my attention this week, with a few personal reactions along the way.https://islandinthenet.com/sunday-paper-markdown-systems-power-and-platforms/
A great new piece by Anil Dash (@anildash) on the *shitshow* (my words) that is OpenAI's Atlas, and the dangers of anti-web technology in general:
https://www.anildash.com//2025/10/22/atlas-anti-web-browser/
I disagree with him, however, and fundamentally, about CLIs, but that is the *only* part of his piece I feel he gets wrong. I think he either doesn't like them (ie. a subjective taste thing) or simply doesn't understand their capabilities and culture enough. That is not uncommon, and its perfectly ok. He's a brilliant thinker and writer and we're lucky to have him crafting and sharing his essays with us so often!
On a related note, I've been privately sketching out some pieces about the power and pleasure and idealism of CLIs for several years, mostly as private WIPs. Seeing Mr. Dash get CLIs so wrong (cue the obligatory XKCD about seeing someone being wrong on the Internet -- the worst sin to a hyper-geek) has pushed me over the edge into deciding I should polish something up and share it too. About Terminals, CLIs, shells, REPLs, APIs and TUIs in general. I've been using them daily -- and building things out of them, and shipping -- for several decades. Ditto on GUIs. So... I have *thoughts* on it. :-) Backed by loads of observation and hands-on experiences.
ChatGPT's Atlas: The Browser That's Anti-Web - @AnilDash
https://www.anildash.com//2025/10/22/atlas-anti-web-browser/
"ChatGPT may give you inaccurate information", but nobody is going to think that means "sometimes this tool completely fabricates content, gives me a box that looks like a search box, and shows me the fabricated content in a display that looks like a web page when I type in the fake search box".
Well worth your reading time.
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