Mandrill Grew Up
Major Version update. Mandrill now supports macOS, iOS and iPadOS. Manage your files on the go. A whole new update on managing your files, drag and drop capabilties as well as creating new files on the folder, or in your GitHub repo.
MCP Servers; the observability gap nobody is talking about
Everyone is talking about building MCP servers. Almost nobody is talking about how to monitor them. As AI assistants become operationally critical, a new category of observability challenges is beginning to emerge.
My Notes live in Markdown. My Code lives in GitHub. It was only a matter of time.
All my notes live in Markdown. Everything I ship lives in GitHub. So why was I still flipping to Terminal every time I finished editing a note? I got tired of it. So I fixed it.
Updates to Mandrill App (already)
Version 2.0 replaces the tabbed interface with a brand-new left navigation, adds a full keyboard shortcut system, and makes font & theme customization faster than ever.
Introducing Mandrill
You shouldn’t need a code editor just to read a README. Mandrill renders Markdown files beautifully on macOS offline, instantly, and without asking for an account.
A Quiet Moment at Sensoji
Sometimes, the most powerful way to experience a place is to look up. At Sensoji, above the crowds and noise, timeless design and quiet beauty come into focus.
Understanding Inter-Arrival Time - The Hidden Performance Metric
Inter-Arrival Time is simply the time gap between receiving consecutive chunks of data.
Peek into your favorite AI Chatbot’s User Experience
Armed with nothing but Chrome’s DevTools, you can now peek behind the curtain of your favorite AI Cahtbot and see exactly what’s happening.
A Plan Is Not a Strategy
A comprehensive plan—with goals, initiatives, and budgets–is comforting. But starting with a plan is a terrible way to make strategy. Roger Martin, former dean of the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto.
Skyscraper Symphony – A Sunset Panorama of Midtown Manhattan
A breathtaking panoramic view of Midtown Manhattan at sunset — from the iconic Empire State Building to the modern marvels of Hudson Yards, this photo captures the quiet majesty of New York City’s skyline in a rare moment of stillness.