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The Pulse #161: open source projects overwhelmed by AI-generated security reports

Also: AI agents keep changing engineers’ working styles, layoffs at big and profitable companies, “AI-native” techies increasingly in demand, and more

The creator of Clawd: "I ship code I don't read"

How Peter Steinberger, creator of Moltbot (formerly Clawdbot), builds and ships like a full team by centering his development workflow around AI agents.

Inside a five-year-old startup’s rapid AI makeover

Craft Docs resisted AI hype as a nimble, well-run startup – but has just made a sharp pivot to AI, building a universal agentic tool everyone there now uses. The results are phenomenal. Exclusive.

I'm in Canada so we have to do this at least once a day

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The Pulse #160: Why it’s so dramatic that “writing code by hand is dead”

Also: New trend of staff+ engineers and managers using AI a lot, replacing a $120/year micro-SaaS with LLM-generated code, and more

How AWS S3 is built

A behind-the-scenes look at how Amazon S3 is designed for durability and correctness at massive scale, drawing on over a decade of operating one of the world’s largest distributed systems with Mai-Lan Tomsen Bukovec at AWS.

The Pulse #159: Long-running agents and orchestrating lots of them

One trend this year may well be experimentation with agent orchestration and long-running agents – which is already underway. Also: Claude Code bans OpenCode while Codex embraces it, and more

Мои любимые книги о мультфильмах и анимации 2025 года

и несколько анимационных фильмов, которые стоит посмотреть или обратить внимание

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Говорящие 'волшебные' кольца, оказывается, существуют.

A Little Play and Lightness

Plus: 'To Gaza with Love,' newsbits.

This Is Not a Film About the Blacklist

The blacklisted in their own words.

My dog

Notes on Taste with Colin King

Redefining influence through restraint, rhythm, and the power of less

Polish Animation, After the War

Polish animation scene after World War II, showcasing the unique style and themes of Polish animation. It highlights the works of artists such as Jan Lenica, Witold Giersz, and Kazimierz Urbański, who pushed boundaries and explored themes of destruction, loss, and the human condition. The article also discusses the success of Japanese animation, particularly Infinity Castle, which has broken records in the US. Additionally, it provides newsbits from the animation industry, including updates on studios, awards, and new releases. Plus: 'Infinity Castle' and newsbits.

How Many Bottega Bags Are Too Many?

Сhanging landscape of celebrity partnerships with brands, where celebrities are no longer just human billboards but rather cultural translators who can make brands' aesthetics feel relevant and aspirational. It highlights the importance of creative freedom, cultural relevance, and restraint in successful collaborations, using examples from celebrities such as Jacob Elordi, Anya Taylor-Joy, Timothée Chalamet, and Ariana Grande.

When Brands Go On Holiday

From Jacquemus beaches to Thom Browne field trips: travel is becoming the new storytelling strategy

Beyond the Lyst: Why 2025’s Hottest Things Aren’t Things

The cultural trends of 2025, highlighting the disconnect between product searches and cultural desire. It notes that the hottest products of 2025 were not products at all, but rather cultural movements and shifts in consciousness.

The Strategic Power of Brand Language

Brands are no longer just selling products, but also engineering words and phrases that become rooted in our brain, turn customers into walking advertisements, and are able to communicate the brand identity of billion-dollar companies with just a few syllables. From Miu Miu's "Miutine" to "#MyCalvins" - Why Words Matter More Than Ever

An Oscar for UPA

The word 'cartoon' has multiple meanings, including wild slapstick and satirical cartoons.