Fantastic post from @BullshitQuantum concerning the quantum arms race currently ongoing and how close we are to a workable algorithm that can easily break non-quantum proof algorithms. scottaaronson.blog/?p=9425
I think it's time to get back to X. For those I haven't talked to in a while, I started a smart home site called Matter Alpha. We have a comprehensive, technical database focusing (surprisingly) on the Matter smart home ecosystem. We have a great team assembled...
Amazing things to come, we will be at CES in 2026 for our original take on new smart home products. Reach out to me if you'd like to work together to further this goal!
And.... Expect almost all #SmartHome content here, focusing on Matter and compatibility. Sorry for you OGs following me since the beginning!
I've grown jaded at Black Friday deals this year, they are mostly junk items you don't even need. So I directed the team to come up with a BS-free guide to deals that actually mean something to you if you are building out a Matter compatible home: matteralpha.com/news/top-mat…
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Well, it has happened. Ghostty on macOS now has search. This is now in tip releases, I'm certain there's a bunch of polish and bugs to work through over the next months, but more than enough time for it to be rock solid for 1.3 next year. GTK to follow soon. Gobble, gobble. 🦃🦃
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Our BS-free Black Friday deals for Matter Power users! matteralpha.com/news/top-mat…
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Ghostty will soon be visible to accessibility tooling on macOS. This is increasingly important in the world of AI since this means that tools like ChatGPT, Claude, etc. can now read Ghostty's screen contents too (with permission). This feature is also relatively rare!
Only the built-in Terminal, iTerm2, and Warp also support this. Kitty, Alacritty, and others are invisible to a11y on macOS.
Beyond the screen contents, Ghostty's structure is also visible, navigable, and resizable such as its split as can be seen in the attached video. Ghostty and iTerm2 are the only terminals that expose structure too (splits, tabs).
This is a v1 implementation that is primarily read-only. I plan on iterating and improving a11y interactions in future versions.
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Video games are terrible nowadays because developers don't include an entire page of recommended reading at the back of the manual to further elucidate their whimsical satire of post-war American suburban consumerism.
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You won't find it in Apple's marketing but the Vision Pro is the ultimate cooking computer. Was one of the moments where I could really see the future...
I discovered this new Nanoleaf product using Blockchain intelligence from my new project @MatterAlphaNews
Scoop: Previously unannounced Nanoleaf product certified by Matter. matteralpha.com/news/nanolea…
Great to see Hue finally supporting Matter!
Signify illuminates when Philips Hue will finally support Matter iottechnews.com/news/2023/se… #iot #matter #smarthome #ifa #ifa2023 #news #tech #technology


















