Et tu, Reddit!? 🗡️

Since my agents now regularly run out of tokens, I had one of them build a tiny dashboard for the 1.8" ESP32-S3 that's on my desk. When a bar's color changes, I immediately see it in the corner of my eye. I love customizing such little devices! cc @steveruizok

Interesting that for this xkcd strip the link to the explainer site shows up before the link to the original strip. 🔩

While doing some work in Conductor, Codex regularly shows: > CHATGPT USAGE LIMIT REACHED But ChatGPT has 60% of 5h quota and 80% of weekly quota left. The problem disappears at reset, so I wonder if there's application specific limits in addition to the regular quota limit 🤔

Since September 2026 Florecita Panaderia has relocated to the corner of 23rd street and Bartlett street, in the location that used to host Shuggies (and Velvet Cantina before that). Their made-from-scratch pan dulce/conchas are delicious! More: puf.io/socials/2026-10-08-fl…

📕🕳️ Terry Pratchett's Dodger gives a critical view of conditions in Victorian-era London as a whole, while showing that there are good people to be found even in the most dire of places and circumstances. I really liked it! ★★★★☆ Full review: puf.io/books/dodger---terry-…

Regardless of the topic in the post, LinkedIn seems to have this headache-inducing bouncing of content more than any other site I visit. #uifail

📚🥏🧝‍♀️ Being beautiful is not the same as being good. Being respected is not the same as being worthy. Lords and Ladies wraps ideas like those in hilarious comedy, elves, witches, and one very memorable suit of armor. Rating: ★★★★☆ Full review puf.io/books/lords-and-ladie…

I'm working with multiple agents on a project, the constant presence of this button is "somewhat" anxiety inducing. 😅 (this is the Conductor app's version, but I expect that most tools have something similar)

"We've reserved your LinkedIn handle on our new site that you've never heard of before we sent you this email" would've been another way to phrase this. :-/

📓 Hyperpolitics explores how we got to the current state of politics: everything feels intensely political, yet very little changes. It was fascinating to read his analysis, but I wish it had been written in more accessible language. 3/5 ⭐ Full review: puf.io/books/hyperpolitics--…

Published in 1998, Octavia E. Butler's Parable of the Talents was set in a near-future post-apocalyptic world. By now its story begins just a few years into the future and is eerily recognizable. A hard book to read, for all the right reasons. ★★★★☆ puf.io/books/parable-of-the-…

“Evil begins when you begin to treat people as things.” - Terry Pratchett, I Shall Wear Midnight

When you just started getting used to Gemini 4 Argon...

📕💣 Based on Vonnegut's experience as a POW during the bombing of Dresden, Slaughterhouse-Five mixes war memoir, science fiction, and dark comedy in one very unusual book. I found it an interesting read. Rating: ★★★★☆ Full review: puf.io/books/slaughterhouse-…

📖🪐 I enjoyed the Veronica Mars TV show, movie, and audiobooks this year, so Neptune Noir seemed like a no-brainer. However, the essays in this book are not written by the Veronica Mars creator, and I found them mostly uninteresting. ⭐⭐☆☆☆ Review: puf.io/books/neptune-noir---…