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LCARS recreates Star Trek's iconic computer interface design.

There’s a word for losing sleep because you’re worried about being judged by your sleep tracker: “orthosomnia”.

Tim Harford on motivation fitness trackers.

The struggle resizing returns in macOS Tahoe. Nice to know I'm not losing my mind.

Visualization of 291 million Citi Bike rides in New York City over 12 years, rendered at 60+ FPS directly in a web browser. via x.com

Merry Sky for the best weather UI since Dark Sky, via Hacker News

I am a somewhat odd duck in all this, being a “humanities person” who also learned to code and hack around on a computer at a young age. Therefore I feel it is especially incumbent upon me to demonstrate how coding agents can be useful to non-coders of all backgrounds, ages, and interests. Today, I’d like to do just that. I hope it is useful to as broad a range of people as possible, and in service of that goal, I am going to write assuming no prior experience with coding agents, command-line interfaces, or coding.

Dean Ball on using coding AI agents.

You don't need to do all three. You might not need to do any of them. But if Reddit matters to your audience—and increasingly, AI is making that decision for you—pick one approach and commit to it properly.

Wild Signal provides AI search optimization services that help brands earn citations in the digital landscape. They pair communications experts with geospatial tools to deliver strategic intelligence. via wildsignal.agency

Comprehensive Coverage 139 Skills - Extensive coverage across all major scientific domains 28+ Databases - Direct access to OpenAlex, PubMed, bioRxiv, ChEMBL, UniProt, COSMIC, and more 55+ Python Packages - RDKit, Scanpy, PyTorch Lightning, scikit-learn, BioServices, PennyLane, Qiskit, and others

GitHub repository with 139 scientific skills for Claude, enabling complex multi-step research workflows across biology, chemistry, medicine, and other scientific domains

I started my tools.simonwillison.net site last year as a single location for my growing collection of vibe-coded / AI-assisted HTML+JavaScript tools ... The new browse all by month page shows I built 110 of these in 2025!

Simon Willison's Annual review blog post examining major trends and developments in large language models (LLMs) during 2025.

WikiFlix is a free streaming platform for public domain classic films with no ads or account required. via swiss-miss.com

I run six Claude Code agents in parallel from my phone. No laptop, no desktop

Mobile development setup that runs Claude Code agents in parallel from a phone using a cloud VM, Termius, and push notifications for async coding.

Dividing 1 by 998,001 generates a sequence of three-digit numbers (000-999), with 998 being the only exception. via x.com