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Josh Ghent (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshghent.com
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How to create a pull request environment in GitHub Actions using SST, AWS and Cloudflare pages
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As devs, we want to create things that outlive us. Here's why you shouldn't worry.
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Creating Application health checks seems simple, but is easy to get wrong. Here's how to create an awesome health check for your Application or API
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Build a pinned gist bot with GitHub Actions in about ten minutes, using RescueTime data as the example.
Josh Müller (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshmuller.ca
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I’ve continued to have people reaching out wanting to know more about the Interlinear Audio Bible tool I created last year! So, here are 2 quick announcements and updates about that! 1. Code is now Open Source! I’ve put a version of the tool I created on GitHub, where it can be used by anyone to create their own interlinear audio chapters, whether for scripture, or otherwise… in
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Simon Willison has a rule and belief I think I want to adopt: “I believe that the price you have to pay for taking on a project is writing about it afterwards. ” I LOVE THIS! Another way he puts it : “I recommend adding ‘write about it’ to your definition of ‘done’ for anything that you build or create.” I want to work towards adopting this practice,
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The story of a workflow I developed to rapidly create alternating-language audio bible files in potentially 1,100+ languages.
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I’ve done my fair share of manually creating subtitles over the years. It can be quite a tedious and time-consuming process, so for a while now I’ve been on the lookout for a way to make that process faster. Over the last few days, I’ve also continued to be playing around with Whisper, which I wrote about before. While playing, I found a workflow that I wish I had had access to y
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I love personal websites and blogs. The idea of having a little chunk of the internet that is wholly yours , where you can post , and create , and make completely on your own terms is really cool to me. I’ve loved creating content that way the last few years. And I’m also finding that I really like consuming content from people who create that way. A blog on a personal website tends to
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You’re creative. Whether you feel that’s true or not, you have a creative gift that is uniquely you . So, here is a challenge for you: Go, create something, today. Bake something, write something, draw something, design something, build something, record something… and put it out there! There are people who love what you do and want more of what you’ve created in their liv
Joshua Morris (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuamorris.info
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A Full Disclosure post on "Commas of D00m" shows how valid JSON full of nulls can still exhaust a server—because deserialization creates state the attacker did not have to create.
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Microsoft’s Flint is an open-source visualization language that lets AI agents describe charts through a smaller human-editable spec—compiling to multiple renderers and Excel while keeping semantic types and MCP tooling in the loop.
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OpenAI's Thibault Sottiaux explains that GPT-5.6 sometimes tried to create a temp directory and deleted the user's home directory instead — most often in full-access mode without sandboxing or review. LLMs can be useful without being trusted: least access, isolation, and review of destructive actions.
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rss.chat does not need to dominate the web—it needs enough people willing to use it, test it, and show there is still another way to create social software.
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A format does not need to be new to create something new—rss.chat combines durable open pieces so people keep control of where they publish.
Joshua Baker (opens on the publisher’s site)
www.joshuabaker.com
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A high-trust network for creatives · TechCrunch reported the £4m round led by Hambro Perks. That backing gave me the mandate to rearchitect the platform from scratch.
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App of the Day: Create, connect, collaborate · Apple named The Dots its App of the Day. The app was built on the platform my team shipped.
