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neat! ah who knows I'm just building to build. Happy to connect to share notes though -- hit me up hello at chad.cm

The extension is still in review in the Chrome store but you can easily install it using the docs.

I've been working on thedaily.fm basically to "Podcast anything". I just added a Chrome extension to capture any page, summarize it, and create an episode in your pod. I use it whe…

No plans for other languages at the moment. Right now my business model is to lose a bunch of money. The $5 plan might get close to breaking even. If it gets too expensive and I do…

Exactly. I haven't reached the "let 1000 agents bloom" mode yet, so currently I'm spending real headspace managing agents doing work, and that work is all important, so why "settle…

thinking about also open sourcing... let me know if there's interest there.

I listen to a lot of podcasts on the go and wanted a short summary of all the AI shenanigans sent to an RSS feed, so I created thedaily.fm. Here's a short video showing the new MCP…

If I could point to two major influences that directed me towards computer engineering it was Hypercard and BBS's.

i've said this before on Hn but I called the sheriff to discuss these in our neighborhood and asked if they could search for our whereabouts and he said "only if there's an active …

nice. i just asked chatgpt for the lean and it said progressive so there ya go.

ya. classic tactic to label someone so there's pattern matching for readers. happens everywhere unfortunately.

funny. I was just texting someone this morning and using emdashes — and thought to myself... oh no.

More info here: https://chad.cm/posts/2026-7-22-announcing-the-daily-fm

I built The Daily FM because I wanted a daily summary of the latest AI news sent to my podcast app and then realized it was useful in summarizing other stuff: - Any blogs, websites…

Congrats Poolside team!!

Ya my memories are similar: ~12 years old building BBS's late into the night, then after college first startup, programming from midnight to 5am "in the flow" - nobody around or on…

I've found that I can go back and forth between two workstreams (at most) but beyond that my brain gets fried from the context switching.

"Claude was the only LLM to survive the LLM Wars."

get your popcorn out. the git wars are on.

i was just joking about Anthropic's `ant` CLI not caring about Apache `ant` (maybe one person got it), and now we're talking about Javascript `ant`!

that's 100% happening to me right now not just with a specific codebase but with the fun/engineering parts of coding in general.... it makes me sad, slightly concerned, but optimis…

I haven't used them but I'm sure they're good and I'm sure they're even using LLMs themselves now as a non-deterministic pass. For my use cases I'm just trying to keep vendors/cost…

I don't have a scientific answer to this but I'm just assuming a different model, and more specifically, the frontier latest models like Fable/5.6 would catch things the author mod…

I find myself doing this but then I worry that the slop will just compound and 3, 6, 12 months from now as my services scale I'll have a harder time operating them. Maybe I'm wrong…