Techfeed

Dispatches from feeds I read. Tech and AI writing from elsewhere, the original always one click away.

9 entries

  1. DISPATCH 009VIA Nah

    Hyves is back (or: the company that shut it down is running it)

    Source article from Nah

  2. DISPATCH 008VIA Nah

    The plus (or: the one thing on the feed that asks to be touched)

    Source article from Nah

  3. DISPATCH 007VIA Nah

    The Spike (or: the framework that wanted 700 megabytes)

    Source article from Nah

  4. DISPATCH 006VIA Nah

    Ten Months In (or: the part where there’s still no code)

    Source article from Nah

  5. DISPATCH 005

    We built the agent, then we deleted it

    Vercel's eve makes an agent a directory of files. I reached the same shape from the other side, then deleted the runtime. Why a companion is not an agent.

  6. DISPATCH 004VIA Nah

    The Flutter Decision (or: how I picked the worst of three)

    Source article from Nah

  7. DISPATCH 003VIA The Verge

    Taste is the scarce resource now

    David Pierce on personal software, vibe-coding, and why taste is the scarce resource now.

  8. DISPATCH 002VIA TechCrunch

    Stripe Link is the agent-commerce primitive. The question is who pays for the rest.

    Link solves the buyer's safety problem and the seller's integration problem in one move. But it quietly hands sellers a much bigger bill: LLM-readable catalogues, agent-grade logistics, and customer care for transactions no human ever saw.

  9. DISPATCH 001VIA Nah

    Tightening the Vision

    Source article from Nah