2026-04-08

SigmaMind MCP

Build and control voice AI agents via MCP Discussion | Link

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How to Start Using Globalping Without Getting Overwhelmed

Learn how to get started with Globalping using the web tool, CLI, dashboard, API, and integrations for testing, monitoring, and automation.

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Disney’s OpenAI-Sora Collapse Could Push It Deeper Into Epic Games

Where does Disney go next with AI following the collapse of its relationship with OpenAI? Doubling down on Epic might be the answer.

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The New Context Switching Problem at Work

I used to protect focus from Slack, meetings, and PR reviews. Now the same interruptions are still there, plus a steady stream of agent prompts.

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AI Isn’t Ready to Run Our Lives

I asked an AI tool to extract 329 articles from my Substack. Simple copy-and-save job. Instead, it tried 14 approaches, failed at all of them, created empty files, reported them...

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Nobody Serious Uses One AI Coding Model Anymore

A practical look at multi-model AI coding, from Grok and Claude to Codex and Gemini, and why one model is no longer enough.

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A History on the “Impossible” VLIW Computing

A History on the “Impossible” VLIW Computing

A computer does one thing at a time, even if it feels like it’s doing multiple things at once. In reality, it’s just switching between tasks very quickly. But a...

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LookAway 2

The Mac app your body thanks you for Discussion | Link

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The Design Work Nobody Posts on Dribbble

Five years into product design at a fintech, the majority of my work is documentation, edge cases, and maintenance.

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Japan relaxes privacy laws to make itself the ‘easiest country to develop AI’

Opting out of personal data use won't be an option because Minister says that's a 'very big obstacle' to AI adoption Japan’s Minister for Digital Transformation Hisashi Matsumoto has declared...

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git-fire

One command to back up every Git repo you have; and more! Discussion | Link

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Clickport

The modern, powerful Google Analytics alternative Discussion | Link

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AI as a Trojan horse race

AI as a Trojan horse race

I’ve argued that the AI situation is not clearly an ‘arms race’. By which I mean, going fast is not clearly good, even selfishly. I think this is a hard...

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We can prevent progress! Conceptual clarity, and inspiration from the FDA

“We can’t prevent progress” say the people for some reason enthusiastically advocating that we just risk dying by AI rather than even consider contravening this law. I have several problems...

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Canberra: folk music

“…was anyone ever so young? I am here to tell you that someone was…” - Joan Didion, on being a twenty-year-old in New York City, “Goodbye to All That” Well...

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How I love running

How I love running

There is a particular flavor of suffering I fear: where something is not just unpleasant, but is requiring active effort from you to continue having the unpleasant thing happen, and...

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An easy coordination problem?

Common wisdom says that it is incredibly hard to coordinate to not build more dangerous AI. This sounds believable in the abstract: international geopolitics arms race game theory something something....

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How Does an Agent with Multiple Goals Choose a Target?

How Does an Agent with Multiple Goals Choose a Target?

This post summarises the key findings from my master’s thesis at the University of Cape Town, supervised by Jonathan Shock. The full thesis PDF is available here. Code can be...

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After a recent patch, Death Stranding 2 is great on Steam Deck

After a recent patch, Death Stranding 2 is great on Steam Deck

There are some compromises, but it's better than merely playable.

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Don’t Overburden Your Most Engaged Employees

You rely on your most engaged employees to drive results. They’re dependable, motivated, and consistently deliver, so it feels natural to turn to them when extra work comes up. But...

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