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Stripe’s homepage has 637 KB of HTML for 539 words.
Humans read it for free, but a bot needs $0.26 to read the same words, because it wades 87,400 tokens of markup, if it even gets there.
With this in mind, I built a lens that shows you any webpage the way machines see them
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We’re also working with engineers at Chip Ganassi Racing to turn 3D scans into editable CAD models and manufacturing drawings, and with Mazda to explore new vehicle designs through simulation.
Engineers review the outputs and help identify where the models need to improve.
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For most of computing history, 3d was the most expensive kind of content. Someone had to build it by hand, one polygon at a time.
Since 2022, AI has cut the time to generate a rough draft by about four orders of magnitude, from 90 minutes to under a second. A draft now costs well under a dollar.
So if drafts are nearly free, where does the value go?
ai-topology.vercel.app
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Drag-and-drop makes the digital graspable, but building it well is fiddly enough that many don’t bother. Declarative Dragging (with Josh Horowitz & Jeff Heer, #uist2026 best paper award), lets you make an element draggable just by listing the states dragging it can reach.
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perhaps the real arc replacement was safari (from the future) all along
New in iOS/macOS 27.3: Adaptive Dark Mode in Safari
Adaptive Dark Mode is meant for sites that don't have a dark mode option.
MacRumors reports that "Safari renders a Dark Mode version of the page that makes the background darker, changes text contrast, inverts logos and graphics, recolors vector artwork, lifts raised surfaces, and rebalances layered shadows."
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local models with access across your os!
The expanded Siri AI is actually a bigger deal – from Apple:
"Today’s preview allows any app to bring its content and actions directly into Siri AI by using App Intents"
So Apple is moving away from specific domains. This is great.
developer.apple.com/news/?id…
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Users can now auto-connect plugins when they log in to Claude, with MCP servers that accept Claude as a trusted issuer.
If you’re building plugins for Claude, add support so users get started faster and stay connected without re-authorizing.
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so my agent sessions using apple's containers have been pretty sloppy about cleaning up stale containers / work until I stepped in
it seems like there's a market for making CLIs exercise nudge theory on agents to (dis)incentivize anti-user behavior that isn't obvious
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Monad’s Private Settlement domains let each domain choose the cryptography it runs on: TEE, zkVM or MPC.
Over the past weeks, we prototyped Merces as the MPC domain. Deposits, transfers and withdrawals running end to end.
See what it takes to get there:
core.taceo.io/articles/merce…
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自宅デスクトップPC（tailscale利用中）がWindowsPCの場合、Museはこんな感じの使い方になるね。
Museのコンピュータはtailscaleクライアントとしてログインしておく（これで自宅PCと同じNWに入る）
自宅PCでは、ブラウザについてはPlaywright MCP
Serverを起動してtailscale内からのアクセスのみを許可しつつ、OpenSSH Serverも起動して接続を受け付けつつ既定のシェルをPowerShellにしておく。
これで大体なんでもできるようになる。
わけわからんって人はこれをMuseに読ませたらいいよ。
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this I think is part of how engineering culturally evolves, but the lingering question though is how individual contributors own these pieces and what the progression (learning, career, etc) looks like
My further (informed) fantasies about the near future:
1) No CI. Agents prove each change against rules while they write it.
2) Code is a cache: rules stay, code regenerated with better models.
3) No staging, simulation instead.
4) Humans direct in plain words, agents compile that into formal rules, humans don't read the formulas, only examples and counterexamples.
5) Agents find the rules the human never knew to express (and ask to confirm them).
6) The checker catches contradictions between human's rules while they're still directing.
7) Unchecked/unproved code becomes legacy code.
8) Branches come back as experiments (many versions at once, humans pick among winners).
9) Software gets bred, not built.
10) Slop is variation without selection.
11) If UI is generated on the fly, design becomes the rules every generated screen must follow. A checker runs those rules on every generation.
12) Apps evolve from how they're used.
13) Everyone uses their own software version. One product becomes many personal versions, that stay compatible via shared rules.
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click in and press ~ for a view of what immersive media on the web can now (as of chrome 157) look like!
The new Edition drops today.
It’s a magical time to build. Hope this Edition shows how much fun we’re having.
shopify.com/editions/fall202…
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This is our biggest launch in the digital assets space to date 🚀 If you need to custody crypto at scale, Google MPC provides security without trading performance. Reach out to learn more.
coindesk.com/tech/2026/10/28…
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