Arrisco-me a ouvir “como é que sabes??”

Insultos que eu gostava de poder entregar: “se alguém te acusar de ser espertalhão, eu posso ser testemunha de defesa!”

A miraculous live gig tape archive. Add n to x.. Stereolab.. Godspeed.. Robyn Hitchcock.. Dinosaur Jr... Is it ok? I hope so. Commercial streamers profit by robbing artists. I doubt I'd have paid for these live recordings. But I did just buy new vinyl because of them.

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Introducing Claude Design by Anthropic Labs Today, we’re launching Claude Design, a new Anthropic Labs product that lets you collaborate with Claude to create polished visual work like designs, prototypes, slides, one-pagers, and more.

Don't know about you, but i am getting exhausted from having to rethink my stack of tools and my workflows every other month. #claude #claudeDesign #design

www.anthropic.com/news/claude-...

And your work is precious to patients looking for the most relevant research, too. → @gregory-ms.com uses your API to find the leading researchers in #MultipleSclerosis

Brain Regeneration Observatory Accelerating research into brain regeneration and myelin repair through comprehensive tracking of scientific literature and clinical trials.

Big news today for #Neurology and patients, we launched brain-regeneration.com with the help of @lpjlab.org and more kind souls. More details will come soon from @gregory-ms.com #MSchat #multiplesclerosis

We are incredibly proud to have joined forces with @gregory-ms.com to launch brain-regeneration.com 🙌
This open observatory harnesses the power of GregoryAI to accelerate breakthroughs for everyone living with chronic neurological disorders 🧠
Please help us spread the word and share this big news! 🗣️

Don’t be so serious by low roar. Found it while playing death stranding

macshot — Free Screenshot & Recording Tool for macOS Capture, annotate, record. Native, fast, free. The screenshot tool Apple should have made.

I thought I didn't need a screenshot tool, but then sw33tLie on GitHub proved me wrong.

macshot.io #MacOS

image of a form with multiple fields for track genre and different values for kinds of Lo-Fi music. 5 fields and types of Lo-Fi music.

Too much Lo-Fi and other wrong things. (This is an interface to build smart playlists)

. @ghost.org keeps getting better and i keep my fingers crossed for them to add more email server options. 🤞 ghost.org/changelog/we...

estou a tentar ser minimalista, até o leite vai ser pasteurizado ali mesmo. Vai ser o cappuccino mais demorado de sempre. Olha se calhar ainda dá naqueles airbnb em que cobro 10 mil euros pela """Experiência"""!

Plano de vida: comprar uma quinta. Vaca de um lado, plantação de café no outro, forno de torra ao lado da cozinha, máquina de café com IA.

Things Portuguese people say: I'm not feeling like a big riffle. (Não me sinto grande espingarda)

yes, I agree. Only CEO's are happy with monopolies. Just don't like the idea of squandering brain power to re-invent the wheel. (brunoamaral.eu/vibe-coding-...)

There probably is a sweet spot of enough software options to avoid monopolies and keep us all moving in the same direction.

For most, this is about a millionaire doing his thing. For me, this is a bad narrative that undermines what AI can reasonably do in health research. It's a distraction from the actual uses of AI that can save the lives of regular people and help others like me walk again.

GitLab Founder Used AI to Engineer His Cancer Treatment Sid Sijbrandij applied startup methodology and AI to fight osteosarcoma after standard care failed. He's now in remission. Here's how.

There is a story going around about GitLab's co-founder, who fought cancer using AI. Oliver Senti has the breakdown and it wasn't about AI. aihola.com/article/sijb...

On one hand, instead of us all working together, the number of software options multiply, and we waste resources maintaining them. On the other, open-source software is now being valued at the same level as commercial long-standing solutions.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Eu tentei 🙃

Two women on stage are smiling and sharing a microphone while performing at Meo Arena in Lisbon.

A erosão silenciosa do jornalismo: t3mujin.blog/2026/04/09/a-eroso-silen...

A restrição da fotografia por Rosália e a dependência da imprensa em conteúdos de redes sociais refletem a crescente irrelevância do papel editorial, colocando em risco a democracia.

Knowing what is not working is crucial to save resources in research, but then it's behind a paywall... www.msard-journal.com/article/S221... #MSchat #ClinicalTrials

a man is sitting in front of a counter and asking for help . ALT: a man is sitting in front of a counter and asking for help .

Os músicos queixam-se de que está difícil, e está sim. Só que no site não vendem a própria música. Metem links para mais um ou dois streams no Spotify.

Since @notion.com wants to charge more for my use of AI #agents, I am starting to look at alternatives and migration strategies. github.com/yannbolliger... #productivity

My #AI tip for everyone working with content or development: learn to love the SVG format. LLMs do a decent job generating simple diagrams and you can ask for some simple edits.

Take back control of your digital life We all feel it. The news are so fast that we can't keep up and we feel like we are always missing out on something. Our social media feeds are so tweaked to keep us hooked that they might as well be heroin or meth. Your friend just had a baby, and a former colleague is excited about taking on a new challenge on LinkedIn. They're not excited, just relieved to escape the dread of unemployment. And the baby is cute, but you and that friend drifted away a long time ago. You're not missing out. That social media feed is a river of sludge and AI Slop where we compete for likes and shares that only help some CEO get another Ferrari. Finding something useful is a glitch in the algorithm that disconnected you from your friends and news sites that actually had something good. Now you're drained and you roll your eyes every time you open LinkedIn. ## There is a better way Stop and think what really matters to you. Your friends, your job, your art, whatever it is, think about where they post online. A blog? A website? There is an old-school way of keeping track of new things published on these open channels — **RSS Feeds**. You pick the websites and blogs that really matter and your RSS Feed reader will fetch new articles and keep track of what you read and saved. No ads, no distractions, no algorithms. I use NetNewsWire, which is free and syncs across my laptop and phone. Feedly is a common cross-platform service that does the same. And a search for "RSS reader" will give you apps for all tastes and preferences. From the screenshot you can see that my setup is simple. News, some websites about Multiple Sclerosis, and a lot of interesting people that I found across the web. For people in Public Relations, an app like this can be very useful for daily Press Clippings. Open the app, skim the headlines, pick what's relevant and share it with the team. If you subscribe to a lot of substacks, you can move those to your RSS Reader App to keep that mess away from your inbox. (For now, at least. Substack may remove RSS support ## Saving things outside your brain For me, RSS feeds are a productivity secret. That uncategorized folder has a mess of websites and sometimes I see an article that deserves saving to use in a blog post or some other research. Most times, I would save the clipping to Obsidian by hand. This week I improved that process. Using Claude Code, I now have a tiny script on my computer that regularly fetches the starred articles to save as Clipping Notes in Obsidian. It's available on GitHub. GitHub - brunoamaral/netnewswire-to-obsidian: Extract the starred articles from NetNewsWire and save them as markdown files for obsidianExtract the starred articles from NetNewsWire and save them as markdown files for obsidian - brunoamaral/netnewswire-to-obsidianGitHubbrunoamaral The important thing to remember is that you don't need to remember everything about what's out there. You actually need a way to get things outside of your head. Memorise that recipe your mother taught you; that's valuable. The rest, you can save as notes somewhere. I keep a lot of notes about a lot of things just in case they become useful in the future. And lately, I have been telling Claude Cowork to use these notes for added context on tasks, and it has improved the quality of the output. ## Making sense of the mess If you subscribed to a few newspaper feeds, you'll soon see some duplicate content. Rui Carmo decided to put his skill into organising topical rss feeds for business and technology. He built an RSS Feed summariser that everyone can use. It generates news bulletins with links to the original sources. Feed Summarizer - AI News BulletinsAI News Bulletins And this is just the beginning of what we can do with these content feeds. ## Surfing the social feeds Social Media sites don't usually offer RSS Feeds, because it is unfriendly to their bottom line and KPIs. Lately I have seen some talk about Surf, a new site by Flipboard that tries to organise all the sites we want to track. I don't have an opinion yet, but it looks nice. It is a good idea but instead of trying a new tool it may be time to trim the list of people you follow on social media to those that really matter. I leave with a question: what do sites like X and Facebook do to contribute to your happiness?

Social media is designed to keep you hooked, not informed. There's an old-school secret to take back control of what you read.

Here's another one. github.com/PaddlePaddle...

Now companies are charging extra for using custom agents? People are accessing the service through the same integrations the service already had, just with different tools. Sounds pretty shitty to me. And I expected better from @notion.com — we who use agents are also the ones bringing you users

GitHub - brunoamaral/netnewswire-to-obsidian: Extract the starred articles from NetNewsWire and save them as markdown files for obsidian Extract the starred articles from NetNewsWire and save them as markdown files for obsidian - brunoamaral/netnewswire-to-obsidian

if you use @netnewswire.com and @obsidian.md, I've got something for you.
It's a tiny script that runs in the background and saves starred articles as #markdown clippings
github.com/brunoamaral/... #RSS

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