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Blog post arguing that Substack should be used as a distribution tool, not a permanent home, because relying on a third-party platform risks losing control over your content. Writers are advised to own their domain and maintain a personal website as the primary digital home.
A guide to common standard pages (like /about, /now, /uses) you can add to your personal website, part of the IndieWeb movement.
Announcement of Emacs Docs, a modern documentation website for the Emacs text editor.
A V2EX user, having unused subscription quotas due to vacation, let AI automatically consume the quotas of GPT-5.6 and Claude Fable5 to generate a website. The result was extremely eye-bleeding, described as AI slop.
A personal project website that visualizes all satellites in orbit, both current and historical.
StoryChief Connect enables users to publish content from Claude AI directly to their website and social media channels.
A user designed a website called 'The Galaxy of Physics' using Fable 5, which places all physics theorems from history into a single galaxy to intuitively display the development and charm of physics, and it has been deployed and launched.
Guillermo Rauch (@rauchg) suggests that instead of relying on LinkedIn, developers should create a personal website page that describes and links to what they have shipped.
Lao Yang shared a website that can detect which AI models can be run locally on your computer: CanIRun.ai.
The Trump administration took down climate.gov, but volunteers and former staff preserved the data and relaunched it as a nonprofit site (climate.us), restoring lost climate information and planning to expand resources.
Llama.cpp has unveiled a new branding and official website, promoting the local execution of AI models and reinforcing the importance of open-source software.
Avocado is an AI-native content operations tool designed for Next.js websites.
Taste Lab is a tool that extracts a website's design DNA, allowing users to analyze and replicate design elements.
Introducing the Tiezhu website, a miniature version of Bloomberg that provides basic data, stock prices, and valuation information for 219 core companies in the global semiconductor supply chain (materials, equipment, wafers, memory, CPO, etc.).
An interview with the creators of The Pelley Minutes, a tribute website cataloging Scott Pelley's extensive career at 60 Minutes, highlighting his firing and the project's inspiration from their viral 'Elmo Open To Work' parody.
The founder used AI assistance to create a complete knowledge base website mungermodels.com for Charlie Munger's 232 mental models, containing 1.52 million words of detailed analysis and 1,915 bidirectional links, completely free and open.
A user discovers a website offering hundreds of free open-source tools, projects, and real GitHub issues for portfolio building.
A website is being streamed live directly from an AI model in real time.