Thoughts on AI, the tech stack, and the indie hacker journey.
Anthropic's CEO published an essay asking labs to pace themselves and Washington to loosen antitrust rules for safety talks. Here is what it would do to a solo AI stack that runs on open weight models.
Apple shipped iOS 27 on September 14 with a genuinely capable Siri AI and a reworked Liquid Glass look. Neither is optional for a small app, and I ran the actual cost of both.
Node.js can now call native code without a C++ addon, no build step required. Here is what that actually enables and what it changes about installing dependencies.
I changed how I launch products after looking hard at what Product Hunt traffic actually converts to in 2026, and it is not what a front-page spot used to mean.
The three labs racing hardest against each other just confirmed months of quiet safety coordination, catalyzed by Dario Amodei's call to slow down. For solo builders, that means more guardrails, not fewer.
Comet's Control Browser mode, one of the biggest reasons people switched browsers for an AI agent, is no longer included in a Perplexity Pro subscription. It now costs separate credits.
Substack scans every post over 100 words through Pangram's AI detector and shows readers a confidence score. Writers are calling it a witch hunt after real pieces got flagged. Here's what to actually do about it.
Vue's new compilation mode compiles templates straight to DOM operations instead of diffing a virtual tree. Early benchmarks put it near Solid.js speed, and it's opt-in one component at a time.
The Events Calendar plugin has two critical bugs disclosed September 14: one runs code on your server, the other resets the admin password. Neither needs a login.