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Substage Substage is a command bar that attaches beneath your Finder window. Select files, type what you want in plain English, and Substage generates a Terminal command, previews its side effects, and runs it with confirmation when needed. Think of it less as an AI assistant and more as a natural language layer between your intent and the Unix tools already built into macOS. The key distinction; the AI’s role ends once the command is generated. After that, real shell t...
Substage is a command bar that attaches beneath your Finder window. Select files, type what you want in plain English, and Substage generates a Terminal command, previews its side effects, and runs it with confirmation when needed. Think of it less as an AI assistant and more as a natural...
My buddy Paul gave a talk at Minnebar ostensibly about how he's able to take a 3d scan of a room and throw it into Blender to visualize how a furniture piece will look in a room. It ended up being a love letter to creativity and learning. I've known Paul for more than two decades now. Every time I see him, he's either recently completed or is midway on some insanely cool idea. It's annoyingly inspiring. I'm getting lunch with him in a couple days and I am 70% sure he's...
The children who live on a collection of farms called Noisy Village in Sweden have adventures with their friends. Vintage children's book.
Tired arguments get a new leash on life
Read the full post at - Mountain Laurel Flowering This mountain laurel was growing on a overlook with a perfect dotted pattern on its white petals.
I would describe my feelings toward Regicide as “appreciation,” despite it finding dedicated fans all around me. For years it was in regular rotation on my wife’s phone; my sister-in-law bought the fancy custom deck rather than just using a generic deck of playing cards. My own interest had more to do with the game […]
I'm working on a new application called TinyFeeds, it's a native RSS feed reader. Sure there's thousands of those, but this one is mine and as such I'm being extremely intentional about how it's built. I believe constraints breed innovation, and as such I've outlined a few constraints for myself in this project. First off, the file size has to be 5MB or under for the shipped binary. This is inspired by Matt's Fits on a Floppy manifesto. I'm also inspired by the Palm Pilot...
Dataflow: Do Not Confuse These For every dataflow problem, immediately identify: direction: forward or backward meet: union or intersection boundary condition initial value transfer function High-yield table: Reaching Definitions: forward, union, may analysis Available Expressions: forward, intersection, must analysis Liveness: backward, union, may analysis Very Busy Expressions: backward, intersection, must analysis Mental rule: union = may exist on some path intersection...
I finally tested the Camp Snap Pro
Over the past several weeks, I’ve been finishing the final pieces in my Secret Atlas series. The collection is nearly complete—around thirty pieces,… The post Secret Atlas Collection Winding to a Close appeared first on Appalachian Ground.
You probably know about Douglas Bruton by now. Even if you’ve missed that I love Blue Postcards and Hope Never Knew Horizon, there are many other book bloggers who also love him – and, indeed, Madame Bibi has already reviewed one of
How to ship Django schema changes with zero downtime using the expand and contract pattern. Real example with bulk_update and migrations.
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK have released a proposed law (PDF) that they are calling the Mass Deportation (Detention) Bill. ...
Stereogum: By now it’s widely accepted that the live industry is fucked for 99% of us. Be it artists struggling to cope with growing costs, or fans with diminishing disposable income being met with ever increasing ticket prices at arena and stadium gigs, from a gouging music industry. Bands and Music Biz Insiders are often […]
I can’t quite believe it is May already. April seemed to fly by, with the busy-ness of all the spring sowing, pricking out, potting on, planting and, of course, weeding! […] The post News from my homestead appeared first on Stephanie Hafferty.
April 2026. Skipton. Loads of pubs of all shapes and sizes in Skipton, and loads of disagreement over “the best”, whatever “best” means. I wanted to show Mrs RM the canal basin, as it’s where folk gravitate for boat trips and ice cream. They’ve named one of the ships after my musical heroine of 2025 ! It’s so posh in Skipton they feed the ducks sourdough. Is that bad ? There’s a few pubs round here that alternate in peoples affections. The Boat House near the diesel pump,...
Excited about my new paper planner, daily chores, and some sketchbook doodles.
44 years ago I got my first computer
The first place I saw Olafur Eliasson’s Islands Series photogrid was in MoMA’s New Photography show. The second place I saw it was in Marty Margulies’ master bathroom in Miami. That’s Marty’s above, which is now for sale in Germany, perhaps destined for less humid climes. Lot 50 05.06.2026 Olafur Eliasson, The Island Series, 1997, … Continue reading "Marty Margulies’ Olafur Grid"