Annoyingly enough, Mozilla decided to add a emoji picker to Firefox 150, which fair enough, probably some people like, but they did it by using the shortcut of Ctrl + . (Control + Dot), which also happens to be the exact same shortcut 1Password uses by default, and has been using for as long as I can remember! On GNOME we already have a global shortcut for some emoji picker, I think it's Super + ,…
Just for the fun of it, I thought I'd embark on a week-long quest to generate millions of tokens and millions of lines of source code to create one basic browser that can render HTML and CSS (no JS tho), and hopefully I could use this to receive even more VC investments. But then I remembered that I have something even better: a human brain! It is usually better than any machine at coordinating…
There is a lot of doom going around, how all developers, creatives and others are losing our jobs because AI is coming to take them. Some of that doom is real; there's work that's basically throughput and spec compliance, and AI can replace big chunks of it. But what I’m talking about here is the other kind of work, where you have authorship and stake in what you're producing, as a human creator.…
On January 14th 2026, Cursor published a blog post titled "Scaling long-running autonomous coding" ( https://cursor.com/blog/scaling-agents ) In the blog post, they talk about their experiments with running "coding agents autonomously for weeks" with the explicit goal of understand[ing] how far we can push the frontier of agentic coding for projects that typically take human teams months to…
Ever wish it was really simple to create HTML from just Nix expressions, not even having to deal with function calls or other complexities? With niccup, now there is! [ "div#main.container" { lang = "en" ; } [ "h1" "Hello" ] ] < div class = "container" id = "main" lang = "en" > < h1 > Hello </ h1 > </ div > That's it. Nix data structures in, HTML out. Zero dependencies. Works with flakes or…