October 2026
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adamwiggins.comMuse retrospective · Adam Wiggins
Adam Wiggins shares the origins and early development of Muse, a canvas-based thinking tool for iPad and Mac. He discusses the transition from a research prototype to a commercial product, team vision, pre-launch doubts, and the eventual success of the 1.0 launch.
Karri SaarinenSomeone behind the software
Karri Saarinen argues that good software reflects the character, experience, and intuition of its makers rather than merely following a faceless manufacturing process. He expresses concern that modern products and automated workflows are increasingly resulting in messy, additive collections of features that lack a unified point of view.
NVIDIA BlogOpen From Data Center to Desktop: NVIDIA Expands Nemotron Family With Highest Efficiency Super VL and Bolt Models
NVIDIA released the Nemotron 3.5 open model family, featuring the 120-billion-parameter Super VL model for specialized always-on agents and two Bolt edge models. These models are designed to deliver high efficiency, frontier accuracy, and local agentic capabilities across enterprise servers and desktop devices.
AnatomyA skill for Claude Code
This article details how a structured collection of rules and reference notes guides Claude in generating precise, interactive isometric SVG diagrams. It covers the complete workflow from defining concepts and building geometry to sorting depth, lighting, and verifying the final output.
prosocial.worldRelational Agency and the New Paradigm for Prosocial Organization, by Francis Heylighen
Francis Heylighen argues that relational agency provides a new paradigm for understanding how cooperative organization spontaneously emerges from mutually reinforcing interactions without requiring altruism or central control. Building on David Sloan Wilson's critique of individualistic paradigms, Heylighen emphasizes that social structures and higher-level agency arise through ongoing coordination, synergy, and contextual adaptation.
Paper · 2024 · Computers & GraphicsMe! Me! Me! Me! A study and comparison of ego network representations
Henry Ehlers, Daniel Pahr, Velitchko Filipov et al.
This paper presents a large-scale user study and literature survey to compare different ego network visualization strategies, including adjacency matrices and various node-link diagrams. The results indicate that participants performed significantly worse and reported a poorer user experience with adjacency matrices compared to node-link diagrams, leading to the conclusion that layered node-link diagrams are the most preferable for ego network visualization.
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SubstackA guide to growth and collaboration on Substack Notes
This guide explains how writers can use Substack Notes to publish short-form content, share ideas, and engage with readers. It details different note types, strategies for promoting notes to subscribers, and ways to drive community engagement.
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