I don't know Premiere. I didn't want to learn it just to make a 30-second trailer for a side project. So I made the video a web page instead.
The whole trailer is one 1920x1080 page where everything on screen is a pure function of time. No timers, no animation libraries, no Math.random() while rendering. You give the page a time t, and it draws ...
Link text is one of those things I never thought about until I started paying attention to how people actually move through a page. Most readers don't read every word. They scan, and links stand out because they look different from everything around them. If the highlighted words are "click here" or "read more", the scan tells them nothing.
It matters even more for people using a screen...
You finish the update. Then you open Telegram, X, DEV and GitHub, and discover that you have four more things to write.
The facts haven't changed. The readers have. Telegram wants the update without a long introduction. X gives you one small patch of screen. DEV needs a reason to keep reading. GitHub needs the concrete details someone will look for later.
That's the gap I'm buil...
Your AI agent sent the message twice because something underneath it retried, not because the model "decided" to. Webhooks, queues, workers and LLM API clients all default to at-least-once delivery, and an agent that calls the outside world without an idempotency key will eventually double-send, double-book or double-charge. The fix is architectural and cheap compared to the damage, so it belon...
Every Python programmer eventually hits the same wall: the script works, but you want colleagues without a Python environment to use it — which means it needs a web page. Suddenly you're facing HTML, CSS, JavaScript, maybe npm and a build toolchain. Most people stop at that wall: the tool stays a command-line script, or a CSV gets emailed around instead.
SimpleStart is one answer to tha...
