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The article explores the scale of light pollution globally, highlighting its impact on the environment, wildlife, and human health. It discusses various initiatives and technologies aimed at reducing light pollution and promoting more sustainable outdoor lighting practices.

We are witnessing the end of the "Link Economy."

According to the 2024 Zero-Click Search Study, 58.5% of Google searches in the US now end without a single click.

Why? Because browsers and search engines are shifting from "Discovery" (showing you where to go) to "Execution" (doing it for you).

The "App-less" Interface Look at Google’s 'Disco' or generic AI agents. If you open 10 tabs for travel planning, the browser now ingests them and generates a disposable "Trip Planner" interface. The original websites just become invisible backend databases.

The Paradox The better and more logical your content is, the easier it is for AI to summarize it. High quality = Zero clicks.

As a founder or marketer, if you are relying on being a "destination," you are in trouble. We need to shift from selling "information" to selling "inevitability"—something the AI cannot generate.

I wrote a deeper dive on this structural shift and how to survive the "App-less" era. Full analysis here: https://tmssmag.substack.com/p/the-death-of-the-link-the-culprit

What are your thoughts? Are you seeing this traffic drop in your analytics?

The article discusses the implementation of a bare-metal network interface controller (NIC) using a field-programmable gate array (FPGA). It covers the design, implementation, and testing of the NIC, which aims to provide high-performance network connectivity without the overhead of a traditional operating system.

The article discusses the resurgence of motion gaming, a technology that allows users to control video games through body movements. It examines the potential of this technology for future gaming experiences and its implications for the industry.

The article discusses the rapid progress of low-cost Chinese AI models, which are outpacing their US counterparts and raising concerns about a potential 'AI bubble' in the US. It examines the factors driving China's advancements in AI development and the implications for the global AI landscape.

The article provides an in-depth look at Cloudflare's year-in-review for 2025, highlighting key achievements, technological advancements, and the company's continued efforts to shape the future of the internet and cloud computing.

The Google MCP (Multi-Cloud Platform) is an open-source framework that enables the deployment and management of applications across multiple cloud providers, providing a consistent and simplified cloud infrastructure management experience.

OpenAI's chief communications officer, Hannah Wong, has left the company. The departure comes amid growing scrutiny and controversy surrounding OpenAI's language models and their potential impact on society.

Linus Torvalds, the creator of the Linux operating system, has developed an AI tool to assist with maintaining the Linux codebase. The tool helps manage the complexity and volume of Linux code contributions, allowing for more efficient code review and integration.

Goth.app is a web-based platform that allows users to create and customize their own goth-inspired designs, including clothing, accessories, and home decor. The site offers a wide range of design tools and templates, enabling users to explore and express their personal goth aesthetic.

The article presents a novel single-pass Huffman coding algorithm that can efficiently encode data without the need for a full tree construction. The algorithm is described in detail, along with its advantages in terms of speed and memory usage compared to traditional Huffman coding approaches.

PayPal plans to expand beyond its traditional fintech and crypto services, potentially moving into other areas such as buy now, pay later (BNPL) offerings, stock trading, and banking services. The company aims to diversify its revenue streams and become a more comprehensive financial platform for its customers.

I figured I'd jump into this great age of GenAI coding with Gemini CLI and Claude Code.

I created a small project to test things out and started asking questions (plus set up agents files). And frankly, I'm less than underwhelmed. Bugs galore, some making both these tools unusable (which is shocking, I'm fairly sure Claude Code was the first one and it's not Open Source, so Gemini CLI must be an independent reimplementation - but somehow they both seem to share the same bugs).

For example when I ask Claude Code a question on Ubuntu 24.04, if the answer is longer than about a full screen, I can't scroll up to see the entire answer. When I scroll up to see the answer, the Claude Code scrolls up ALL THE WAY TO THE TOP OF THE ENTIRE CONVERSATION, and I can't scroll down gradually. So I either see the first question and whatever fits in one screen-full of text or I see the bottom screen-full of text for the last question. No in-between. This makes Claude Code unusable since most answers are longer than a page.

Gemini CLI also suffers from silly scrolling bugs.

These are known issues, I've asked Gemini about both and it provided workarounds that mostly don't work.

I'm trying to use the CLI modes instead of TUI (claude -p "question here"...) but it's a lot more cumbersome. Plus I lose the immediate context for series of questions.

Is this the GenAI revolution? Am I holding it wrong? Is everyone vibe coding on Macs?

I'm fairly sure I have the latest versions for both CLIs and I swear I've seen better implemented TUIs from the 90s, before the 10x vibe coding revolution.

Now, don't get me wrong, they're both nice for exploring and definitely unlock lots of possibilities, but how can the tools themselves be so abysmal with so many billions invested into them?

I'd think both companies can afford top notch CLI/TUI tool developers - and DX is a sink-or-swim type of test for both tools.

Is OpenAI Codex any better?

Footywhoops is a GitHub repository that collects and shares humorous and unusual moments from the world of football (soccer). The repository features a diverse collection of video clips and images showcasing the lighter side of the sport, providing entertainment and a lighthearted perspective for football fans.

The article discusses the advancements in nuclear fusion technology, highlighting recent breakthroughs that have brought this clean and sustainable energy source closer to practical reality. It explores the potential benefits and challenges associated with the development of nuclear fusion as a viable energy solution.

The article explores the economic implications of autonomous AI agents engaging in machine-to-machine transactions, highlighting the potential emergence of new business models, economic dynamics, and regulatory challenges as AI systems become increasingly self-directed and self-interested.

The article discusses the increasing popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) and the efforts of major automakers to transition towards electric models. It highlights the environmental and cost-saving benefits of EVs, as well as the challenges in scaling up EV production and expanding charging infrastructure to meet growing demand.

The article introduces exe.dev, a new platform that aims to simplify software development by providing a unified workspace for developers. It highlights the platform's key features, including a focus on developer productivity, security, and collaboration.

Simpl Labs is a technology company that provides innovative software solutions and consulting services. The article highlights the company's expertise in developing custom applications, optimizing business processes, and leveraging emerging technologies to help clients achieve their goals.

Hi! I am working on building a mobile app to support and enable adherence to taking supplements. Think of those water-reminder apps (or even period-trackers)

I tried to look up on some user insights and I was unable to. I thought this would be a great place to ask. So here are some questions...

1/ How do you keep track of your supplements? Some app? Manual? Excel sheets?

2/ What feature do you want to see in an app made for this? Give me your biggest pain point. And the largest challenge.

3/ What would you want to pay for this app? If you already use an app, what do you pay for it.

4/ Will you be ok for a longer conversation? In exchange, when the app comes to life, i can offer you a free tier. PS: The app is in my head right now. Havent had the chance to even start.

5/ Is this a tarpit idea?

6/ What wedge can I drive that cal.ai / noom etc havent so far?

The Swiss government is considering reducing its planned order of F-35 fighter jets due to rising procurement costs, potentially opting for a smaller fleet to manage budgetary constraints.

The article discusses the increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare, including its potential to improve medical diagnosis and treatment. It explores the challenges and ethical considerations around the implementation of AI in the healthcare sector.

The article provides a hands-on review of Sailfish OS 5, the latest version of the mobile operating system developed by Finnish company Jolla. It discusses the operating system's features, user interface, and improvements over previous versions, offering insights for potential users.

The article explores the concept of cellular automata, a mathematical model that simulates the evolution of complex systems through simple rules applied to individual cells. It highlights the applications of cellular automata in diverse fields, from computer science to biology, and its potential for modeling and understanding complex phenomena.

Banana-Prompts.com is a website that provides a variety of prompts and templates to help users generate content for various purposes, such as creative writing, journaling, and personal development.

The article discusses the concept of base branches, parent branches, and their importance in Git-based software development. It explains how these branch types are used to manage complex project structures and maintain code organization and version control.

Linus Torvalds, the creator of the Linux kernel, has expressed concerns about the growing number of Linux Security Modules (LSMs), which can make the kernel more complex and difficult to maintain. He suggests that the community should carefully evaluate the necessity of each LSM and potentially remove or combine some of them to simplify the kernel's security infrastructure.