@matthewcassinelli thanks for the follow, Matt! An honor!

Is it widely recognized that our beloved Finder is the dual classic Mac dialogue guy? Literally the voice of the Mac, when that was a necessary real-world hint.

I might be in the minority here, but my favorite era of AI already arrived, and seems to have been superseded by the promise of multitasking agents. I loved when it just helped me convert my ideas, formulas, and layouts into code.

Not a fan of these thinking models. Much more sitting in front of the computer and waiting. And the output isn’t always better than the faster models. Those ones help me preserve my train of thought.

Are there others out there who are less impressed by the longer-running multi-agent workflows coming out of the AI companies, and more into the speed gains in the step-by-step development process?

Apple Music can now tag AI songs in metadata, but it still can’t tag the music’s key. Let’s settle the basics, folks.

How many children will our tax dollars kill?

@stroughtonsmith inspired by your porting projects, I tried having Cursor/Claude port I Love a Piano to a web app. Remarkably good for one morning: https://iloveapiano.app/webapp (password: edgemont)