podviaznikov

love this!

was panning to add similar things into my own macOS[1] ssh app with persistent SSH server.

[1] https://popssh.com

I am working on native macos editor that can natively read and write to/from apple notes, reminders and calendar - not via applescript - like proper full features support.

and bidirectional markdown sync for all those apple tools

https://original.me/

demos look super clean!

I try to support multiple formats on my app: typst, mdx, marp, reveal, latex.

i think it should be possible to add support for quark down too

https://sublimated.com/docs/typst https://sublimated.com/docs/typst/demo/article.typ

this looks very cool!

i'm thinking how come we have tools like dropbox that are optimized for non technical people, GitHub for developers and now artifacts for agents.

they all do the same thing: version files.

why we cannot have one system that all types of users can use!

trying to make something myself here https://sublimated.com

and it works both for non technical peoplle, dev and agents via git protocol.

I've tried to install it on my mac, but not sure what macOS version it should support.

on 15.1 it failed to serve models.

updated to latest 15.5 and it fails to run binary.

Travelling salesman problem in 2026 is Travelling Engineer Problem to find optimal location to maximize tokens usage.

very cool. I think I use many of those patterns in my repos. But I think having more standardized way is interesting.I will see if I can fit it in at my project https://sublimated.com/ that also have some opinions how to make git even more agents friendly.

The most interesting challenge to me is the transition path in practice: how do you get from the messy reality to that clean ideal picture when a team is already mid-project with their own ingrained habits and tooling preferences?

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so what tools team uses now? than the answer can be more concrete

was writing on exactly the same topic today! https://github.com/podviaznikov/sdlc-bridge/blob/main/AGENT-...

yeah, that is exactly what i do to create in the repo. i will try to create simple github actions that will do publishing to gdocs, linear and pulling comments from those systems back(and maybe even slack). an obviously it should work with other systems too like JIRA and confluence. but i think implementation shouldn’t be hard part and anyone can do custom one quickly

Wrote some notes on agent-first SDLC and how to bridge it temporary with a huge shift in tooling https://github.com/podviaznikov/sdlc-bridge/blob/main/WHY.md

here it is https://podviaznikov.com/

had it since 2012 or 2013. did small redesign recently

I’ve made one MCP server for fun https://altonote.com/.

it allows publishing any text or claude artifact directly from the claude.

I have made it mostly for fun and as an experiment to try what is possible.

I meant "better for me on the projects in the long run, since I can do refactoring cheaper"

100% this. I did this many times too. Often I wouldn’t bother with cleanup or refactor before, but now it’s way easier, faster and cheaper to do it.

And it’s better in the long run.

oh, it was flagged

pretty cool. I don't use it like that, but can see it being useful.

I like Safari send to mail feature too.

I made small Mail app macOS extension called alto.mail. Thinking what features can I add to make it even more useful.

inspired by this post just wrote down small story about one of the calls

https://antiantihuman.com/programmable-intimacy

I have few other projects like that and this one is one of the least popular.

So I paused it.

Also on top of that dealing with photos and videos are not cheap and would be harder for me to scale things.

Basically it was a fun little experiment.

very cool. last year I made similar for Apple Photos(but it's on pause now).

https://public.photos

small macOS utility app that adds some missing functionality to Apple Notes, Apple Mail and so on. Things like backlinks, templates, export of notes and publishing online.

it’s called alto.computer

yes, I’ve read that and many of his books. they all a bit similar and he reuses tons of similar quotes and ideas. but that is even better, he just tries to drive the same points.

Live Neil Postman. Discovered him around 2016 and read many of his books. And planning to regularly reread him.

So many things changed since he died but his ideas hold up pretty good.

100% this. most people do not realize that all those non-secrete messages from private chats and group chats are stored in database that people at telegram has access to.

thank you:) not so easy with pastries

love the UI.

I made habit tracker visualizer based on Apple Reminders

https://public.me/anton/daily

I don’t really understand that. Before - yes. But now and on HN.

If people are really curious about Ukraine to the point that they want to express their takes why not to fly to Poland, cross the border and spend several month in Ukraine. See how things are, talk to people and so on?

Many people on HN definitely can afford that. Why just retell some story from one friend you have instead of going on the ground and talking to hundreds of people?

why even on HN comments on Ukraine are often so bad?

every time I read comments here I want to cry from the amount of bullshit.

Many comments are ok, but the proportion of quality is way off.

Apples to oranges all time. People quoting some crazy friends etc.

I really struggle to understand why it’s simultaneously oversimplification of the issue and mixing signals and noise.

Very cool. Reminders is one of those Apple Apps that has proper API. So anyone can integrate with it.

I've build two apps on top of it: 1. macOS habits tracker https://apps.apple.com/us/app/alto-computer/id6478018751?mt=... 2. small web app to publish my daily habits online https://public.me/anton/daily

really? signing worked for me