VC isn't VC anymore(anildash.com)
208 points by cdrnsf | 176 comments
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How Markdown took over the world(anildash.com)
389 points by zdw | 292 comments
Anil Dash blog post recounting the history of Markdown and how it became a ubiquitous text formatting standard across software and AI.
People Love to Work Hard(anildash.com)
28 points by zdw | 19 comments
The Majority AI View(anildash.com)
38 points by Bogdanp | 19 comments
ChatGPT's Atlas: The Browser That's Anti-Web(anildash.com)
741 points by AndrewDucker | 301 comments
Anil Dash blog post arguing that OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas browser undermines the open web, calling it an anti-web browser.
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google.com/goto: Google's anti-scraping update(autom.dev)
631 points by 1e1a | 488 comments
Autom blog post explaining that Google Search now rewrites organic result links to google.com/goto redirect URLs, affecting scrapers.
Instead of “auth”, we should say “permissions” and “login”(ntietz.com)
560 points by tambourine_man | 308 comments
Blog post arguing that the ambiguous term "auth" should be replaced with "login" for authentication and "permissions" for authorization.
ChatGPT's Atlas: The Browser That's Anti-Web(anildash.com)
741 points by AndrewDucker | 301 comments
Anil Dash blog post arguing that OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas browser undermines the open web, calling it an anti-web browser.
Why are we templating YAML? (2019)(leebriggs.co.uk)
385 points by olestr | 534 comments
Lee Briggs' 2019 blog post arguing against templating YAML for Kubernetes configuration and advocating data-structure tools like Jsonnet and kr8.
/dev/null is an ACID compliant database(jyu.dev)
564 points by swills | 175 comments
A humorous blog post arguing that /dev/null satisfies atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability, making it an ACID-compliant database.
Kill your Feeds – Stop letting algorithms dictate what you think(usher.dev)
683 points by tom_usher | 268 comments
A March 2025 blog post arguing that algorithmic social media feeds manipulate what people consume and think, and urging readers to take back control from them.