Optician Sans – Free font based on historical optotypes
Optician Sans is a free font based on the historical Snellen and Sloan eye charts and optotypes used by opticians world wide for centuries.
SuperGeekery: A blog probably of interest only to nerds by John F Morton.
Welcome to my link library. These are not links to content I have created unless you see that mentioned in the link’s description. These are links I found interesting enough to want to keep track of. If you read Craft Link List, the Craft CMS newsletter I used to write, this page is a replacement of sorts for that exercise. Enough talk. Let’s hit the links.
Optician Sans is a free font based on the historical Snellen and Sloan eye charts and optotypes used by opticians world wide for centuries.
Open Brain — The infrastructure layer for your thinking. One database, one AI gateway, one chat channel — any AI plugs in. No middleware, no SaaS. — OB1/skills at main · NateBJones-Projects/OB1
Open Brain — The infrastructure layer for your thinking. One database, one AI gateway, one chat channel — any AI plugs in. No middleware, no SaaS. — OB1/skills at main · NateBJones-Projects/OB1
This prompt kit offers four AI prompts to build and deploy “skills” from your best outputs. It transforms personal prompting expertise into institutional methodology for consistent, scalable AI use.
Help save lives by encouraging men to take prostate cancer prevention into their own hand.
This GitHub repo describes Phantom, an AI co-worker with its own computer. It’s self-evolving, has persistent memory, builds tools, and runs on Slack.
This GitHub repo provides best practices for Claude Code. It details structuring agents, commands, skills, and workflows to optimize AI development.
This course helps web developers integrate AI into websites and apps. It focuses on planning and responsible system design, not specific tools.
This GitHub repo hosts a local web app to control Sonos speakers. It offers audio profiles, scheduling, and session detection for speaker management.
Garry Tan’s gstack is a Claude Code setup on GitHub. It uses 23 AI agents automating roles from CEO to QA for rapid, high-volume software development.
This page details 15 hidden and under-utilized features for Claude Code, shared by its creator Boris Cherny. Tips cover mobile app use, session transfer, and task automation.
Anthropic improved Claude’s autonomous coding for complex app development. A multi-agent system (generator, evaluator, planner) tackles long-running task issues like context and self-evaluation.
Overview of Framework v2, detailing its UI utilities, components, and guides. It covers layout, styling, responsive design, and upgrade information.
From neon signs to letters sculpted into a building’s façade, Chicago has a long history of amazing signage. So many of these signs have been lost over the years, but these free fonts are preserving what we still have and commemorating what we have lost.
Most teams have repetitive, high-volume tasks that eat up their week: migrating components, generating tests, auditing content. Nightshift is a batch…
Simon Willison’s fireside chat covers agentic engineering. He discusses AI adoption, trusting AI output, and how coding agents make test-driven development “effectively free.”
A Claude Code cheat sheet detailing keyboard shortcuts, slash commands, MCP server management, memory, and workflows. Essential for efficient use.
Neil Kakkar shares how Claude Code boosts his productivity. He automates tasks, speeds workflows, and delegates to AI agents, becoming a “manager of agents.”
GitHub repo: AI agent harness optimizer. Enhances Claude Code, Codex, and similar AI agents via skills, memory, and security.
AI “vibe coding” doesn’t work with vague English specifications. Mastering software complexity requires abstraction, not just AI, which is what coding is.
Experienced engineers share real-world insights on AI-assisted engineering. Learn practical applications for multi-repo management and code reviews.
Daily curated links from the Bluesky community
This guide details techniques to reduce hallucinations in Claude API outputs. It covers basic strategies (e.g., “I don’t know”) and advanced verification methods.
NYT Cooking offers 20 easy dinner recipes using canned white beans. Discover quick weeknight meals like shakshuka, spicy bean soup, and creamy tomato beans.
Stitch is an AI-powered design tool that helps users create visuals and graphics. It leverages artificial intelligence to streamline the design process.
Explains the McCollough Effect, a visual illusion where colored patterns induce illusory colors on B&W images. It’s a long-lasting, contingent aftereffect.
The International Typographic Style projected one step into the future. MD UI is a neo-grotesque tuned for maximum performance across all scales; a typeface that augments the function of a timeless form.
This Bloomberg JS blog post details the 9‑year journey to create JavaScript’s Temporal API. It explains how Temporal fixes the old Date object’s issues with immutability, time zones, and multiple date types.
Moritz L’Hoest shares his default config/general.php for new Craft CMS projects. He explains specific settings and why he prefers them, offering a practical starting point.
I have been speaking publicly at developer conferences for over a decade and in that time I’ve seen plenty of other people giving talks. Everyone gives talks…