- #sovereign
    - #kb
        - Writing Documentation and Prose in Markdown Using Helix

            > :reflow is Helix’s version of hard wrap and makes permanent changes to your formatting. The line length can be set with text-width in your config.

            > Type [ to automatically create a pair using automatic pair completion, then type the image link text inside it.

            > Press Tab to skip over the closing ] using the smart tab feature.

            > Marksman helps you quickly find and jump to specific headings or anchor tags in a document.

            > Open the Symbol Picker: Press Space s.

            > Vale stands out by enforcing custom style guides for technical writing alongside spell checking, though its grammar checking is less advanced. Its newly introduced language server is still basic.

        - Reading and writing notes with yazi and helix #helix
        - xwmx/nb: CLI and local web plain text note‑taking, bookmarking, and archiving with linking, tagging, filtering, search, Git versioning & syncing, Pandoc conversion, + more, in a single portable script. #tui
        - Building Bluesky Comments for My Blog
        - Raindrops | API Documentation
        - Switching to Obsidian
            - from Notion
        - Allow me to introduce the two-sentence journal #design

            > A daily journal entry could be as simple as "[description of occurrence] + [its upshot]," adapted as necessary.

            > an interesting thing happens when you present a reader with only two sentences: Somehow, a narrative logic appears.

        - The append-and-review note (on HN)
            - Heynote
        - Observable Notebooks 2.0 Technology Preview | Observable #nb
        - Apache ECharts 6
            - ECharts is my go-to libary for visualization of data for better interpretability
        - Ask HN: What Pocket alternatives did you move to?
            - Obsidian Web Clipper
            - Home - Readeck
        - Ghost 6.0
    - #kb/dataview
        - Codeblock Reference - Dataview
        - blacksmithgu/datacore: Work-in-progress successor to Dataview with a focus on UX and speed.
        - dsebastien/obsidian-dataview-serializer: Obsidian plugin that gives you the power of Dataview, but generates Markdown, making it compatible with Obsidian Publish, and making the links appear on the Graph.
        - Enveloppe
        - "Burning out" dataviews · Issue #42 · blacksmithgu/obsidian-dataview
        - Support for Dataview JS Snippets · Issue #102 · jackyzha0/quartz
        - 7sedam7/krafna: Obsidion dataview plugin-like tool for command line.
    - #selfhost/data
        - embedpdf/embed-pdf-viewer: A PDF viewer that seamlessly integrates with any JavaScript project
        - What Exif Data Reveals About Your Site #privacy
        - houqp/kiorg: A hacker's file manager with VIM inspired keybind
        - Watchman - A file watching service | Watchman
        - pascalkuthe/filesentry: A reliable and performant cached directory tree in rust that can notify changes without dropping events
    - #selfhost/data #sec
        - I'm Archiving Picocrypt (on HN)
        - hashcat - advanced password recovery
        - Brute-Force VeraCrypt Encryption – CodeOnBy
        - trufflesecurity/trufflehog: Find, verify, and analyze leaked credentials
    - #forge
        - GitHero
        - GitHub is no longer independent at Microsoft after CEO resignation | Hacker News
            - On HN
            - Give Up GitHub - Software Freedom Conservancy
    - #ci
        - bahdotsh/wrkflw
            - On lobste.rs
            - from https://this-week-in-rust.org/blog/2025/08/13/this-week-in-rust-612/
        - The best developer experience in CI/CD - RWX
        - Reverse Engineering the GHA Cache to Improve Performance (on HN)
            - Reverse engineering GitHub Actions cache to make it fast | Blacksmith
        - Using Radicle CI for Development (on HN) (on lobste.rs)
    - #openweb
        - Mac Open Web, by Brian Warren
        - Reeder
        - Kill the Newsletter!
    - pocketbase/pocketbase: Open Source realtime backend in 1 file #stack
    - #browser
        - Ok... even I think that's a bit of a stretch... : r/diabrowser
        - Text browsers · TecharoHQ anubis · Discussion #418
        - Arc still going good, btw windows! : r/ArcBrowser
        - Deta Surf
        - Orion is the first WebKit browser to feature an Arc-like navigation logic for vertical tabs : r/ArcBrowser
        - How are Dia and Arc team the same ? : r/diabrowser
- #oss
    - "This is a Low Maintenance Project"
    - Open Source is Not About You
    - My FOSS Story - Andrew Gallant's Blog
    - Geomys, a blueprint for a sustainable open source maintenance firm (2024)
    - In the long run, GPL code becomes irrelevant (2015) (on HN)
    - NIH is cheaper than the wrong dependency (on HN) (on lobste.rs)
    - NPM 'accidentally' removes Stylus package, breaks builds and pipelines
    - Simon Willison | Introducing OSS Rebuild: Open Source, Rebuilt to Last #sec

        > the Google Security team have announced OSS Rebuild, their project to provide build attestations for open source packages released through the NPM, PyPI and Crates ecosystom

- #agent/idea
    - LLM Daydreaming
    - LLMs aren’t world models
    - openai burns the boats #biz
    - Why Does AI Feel So Different? - nilenso blog

        > - Thinking by questioning (Socrates)
        > - Thinking by logic (Aristotle)
        > - Thinking by observing: Empiricism / Scientific Method (Bacon)
        > - Thinking by heuristics and biases: System 1 and 2 (Kahneman)
        > - Thinking by… augmentation? (AI)

- #rust
    - rosefromthedead/effing-mad: Algebraic effects for Rust #pl
    - Memory Safety is a Red Herring #go #cpp
    - Lessons learned from implementing SIMD-accelerated algorithms (ChaCha20 / ChaCha12) in pure Rust #asm
    - async-recursion #async
    - rust-lang/rust-bindgen #cpp/interop
    - krabby: a highly optimized Rust compiler
        - https://sr.ht/~bal-e/krabby/
    - Krabby: a WIP high-performance Rust compiler
    - from https://this-week-in-rust.org/blog/2025/08/13/this-week-in-rust-612/
        - Building an Asynchronous FUSE Filesystem in Rust
        - Lessons learned from implementing SIMD-accelerated algorithms (ChaCha20 / ChaCha12) in pure Rust #asm
    - bliki: Yagni #idea
    - from parasyte/task-webapp: Stop Web App Bloat! #web
- #gleam
    - Gleam, coming from Erlang
    - Using use in Gleam
    - Why Elixir? Common misconceptions (on HN) #elixir
- Who Will Maintain Vim? A Demo of Git Who #tui
- #py #pkg #biz
    - pyx: a Python-native package registry, now in Beta
        - Simon Willison | pyx: a Python-native package registry, now in Beta

            > What I want to do is build software that vertically integrates with our open source tools, and sell that software to companies that are already using Ruff, uv, etc. Alternatives to things that companies already pay for today.

            > stays true to Charlie's promises to carefully design the incentive structure to avoid corrupting the core open source project that the Python community is coming to depend on

- #design
    - How to make absolutely any app look like a macOS app—Martian Chronicles, Evil Martians’ team blog
    - font-size-adjust Is Useful
    - Why Racket? Why Lisp? | Butterick’s Practical Typography
    - Choosing typeface
    - I'm Worried It Might Get Bad #idea
    - Blog | Fabián's Journal
- #struct #crdt
    - Welcome to Automerge | Automerge CRDT
        - CRDT: Text Buffer - Made by Evan #struct
        - Automerge 3.0
    - Ethersync: Peer-to-peer collaborative editing of local text files
    - A CRDT-based Messenger in 12 Lines of Bash Using a Synced Folder
        - how about an editor? edits can't be dealt with in the same manner