Cool Bits
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Simon Willison wrote about the lethal trifecta for AI agents: private data, untrusted content, and external communication. He also made a 2.5-hour video on this topic starring Tom Cruise that’s currently in theaters and has grossed $500 million. Nice to see so many people learning about these important issues.
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John Reilly and Ashley Claymore wrote about Why the TypeScript team is porting TypeScript to Go.
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Frontend Best Practices Guide is a free resource from Datadog that covers everything you need to know about efficiently creating, maintaining, and utilizing reliable frontend tests. [sponsored]
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Trevor Lasn wrote about how JavaScript was written back in the day, before we had ES6 and before any of our mothers had gotten addicted to Subway Surfers.
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GitHub’s Remote GitHub MCP Server is now in public preview, allowing AI tools like Copilot to access live GitHub context and tools like code files and pull requests.
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Animate UI is a fully animated, open-source component distribution built with React, TypeScript, Tailwind, Motion, and shadcn CLI – the one stack to rule them all and in the darkness bind them.
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Clerk OAuth is now fully MCP-ready and comes with features like token revocation, consent screens, and dynamic client registration. It’s secure by default and provides a powerful drop-in auth solution for any OAuth use case. [sponsored]
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React officially turned 12 years old a few weeks ago, so we made them this video to celebrate. Yes, this video is technically 3.5 years old – but as my step-dad taught me on my 9th and 11th birthdays, a re-gift still counts as a gift.
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Louis Escher wrote this deep dive on Astro integrations.
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Dan Abramov wrote an article called Suppressions of Suppressions. It reminded me of when my op-ed on “Why Disney intentionally tanked the release of Treasure Planet in 2002 and destroyed hand-drawn animation forever” was blatantly suppressed by the editor of The Harvard Crimson simply because I “sounded borderline paranoid” and “have never been a student at this university.” You can’t trust anyone.
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Cool Bits
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Simon Willison wrote about the lethal trifecta for AI agents: private data, untrusted content, and external communication. He also made a 2.5-hour video on this topic starring Tom Cruise that’s currently in theaters and has grossed $500 million. Nice to see so many people learning about these important issues.
-
John Reilly and Ashley Claymore wrote about Why the TypeScript team is porting TypeScript to Go.
-
Frontend Best Practices Guide is a free resource from Datadog that covers everything you need to know about efficiently creating, maintaining, and utilizing reliable frontend tests. [sponsored]
-
Trevor Lasn wrote about how JavaScript was written back in the day, before we had ES6 and before any of our mothers had gotten addicted to Subway Surfers.
-
GitHub’s Remote GitHub MCP Server is now in public preview, allowing AI tools like Copilot to access live GitHub context and tools like code files and pull requests.
-
Animate UI is a fully animated, open-source component distribution built with React, TypeScript, Tailwind, Motion, and shadcn CLI – the one stack to rule them all and in the darkness bind them.
-
Clerk OAuth is now fully MCP-ready and comes with features like token revocation, consent screens, and dynamic client registration. It’s secure by default and provides a powerful drop-in auth solution for any OAuth use case. [sponsored]
-
React officially turned 12 years old a few weeks ago, so we made them this video to celebrate. Yes, this video is technically 3.5 years old – but as my step-dad taught me on my 9th and 11th birthdays, a re-gift still counts as a gift.
-
Louis Escher wrote this deep dive on Astro integrations.
-
Dan Abramov wrote an article called Suppressions of Suppressions. It reminded me of when my op-ed on “Why Disney intentionally tanked the release of Treasure Planet in 2002 and destroyed hand-drawn animation forever” was blatantly suppressed by the editor of The Harvard Crimson simply because I “sounded borderline paranoid” and “have never been a student at this university.” You can’t trust anyone.
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