This previously required opening one of the tabs with #main to have it be the main tab that was controlling the movement.

That's the reason why I didn't deploy it because using #main didn't feel like a good design for it.

So instead, I have implemented a small library (leader-tab) that elects a leader between a set of open tabs. So instead of the leader being the one that was started #main, all of the tabs communicate with each other to elect one.

Here's the project for those of you who wann play around with it.

[vitrum]

Gemini deep research is too good, they have also integrated the podcast generator to it.

[MUSSOLINI: How Fascists Win & Lose]

[The Fantastic Four: First Steps]

JSON without commas looks nice

[Why does JSON have commas?]

[The Computer That Runs The World]

Wrote a 600-line Rust script that generates 391,089 lines of Rust enums and structs.

Is this 10x engineering?

"There are cathedrals everywhere for those with the eyes to see."

[The Design of Plastic Bottles]

Awesome CLI tool for sharing files across computers. It is fully peer-to-peer.

[sendme]

Hardcore Cover

This is actually very useful.

[ai generated internals doc]

Ethiopia mentioned

[Communist theory and practice]

[The 1969 Apollo Guidance Computer]

We are gonna be recording another Devtopia Interlude episode today. Do yall have anything you want covered?

You gotta define yourself on your own terms rather than in opposition to something else.

Thunderbolts is great. Laughed, almost cried and saw some cool action.

Marvel might be back.