Best (free) software to screen record GIFs? Working on a technical blog and looking for something like this

Have been writing a lot the past few days I usually have the content figured out; mainly use LLMs to recommend ways to reword stuff ie, I ask it to give me 5 ways to rephrase a paragraph, and choose 1. Is this a common workflow? Any tools that learn my style from this feedback?

I spent most of today riding horses with my Mom and sister Through some reflection, I’ve found exponential returns from time w family (and in nature) on my attitude and well-being But there’s always some deep-seated worry about opportunity cost. Usually something like “is this

You’re allowed to do things just b/c they give you joy There’s so much pressure to productize everything Work a long day but don’t say 9/9/6 Have a hoe era but don’t say poly Write code and don’t release it Make a video just for your group chat This is the shortcoming of SF

Unironically public libraries are a great place to work. Have been doing this since like sixth grade Like a cafe, but much quieter and no need to buy a $5 drink for entrance :)

humans are deeply attracted to novelty. some more than others, but novelty tends to unknowingly be the individual and social pursuit of many. we chase ideas that have never been uncovered, people who have never made us feel otherwise, food we’ve never tasted, uncharted

The greatest source of male happiness:

The team at Warp has been doing a great job on their agent, and the test results show it. 👇

Out of 300+ VP alumni, more than 25% are now founders. Another ~40% work in engineering/product/ops at exceptional companies like Ramp, SpaceX, Warp, and others. 15% are investors at top-tier venture firms like Bessemer Venture Partners and Bain Capital Ventures. Almost 100%

Today we’re launching a new Ergo feature we built in Y Combinator for every B2B team that sells in Slack. Your CRM is only as good as the data inside it. The problem? Most of that data never makes it there. It lives in Slack. Deals move forward in conversations: – Next

hot take: each person has their own laffer curve of productivity and very few people actually generate a better return when encouraged to work 996

Interesting convergence to TUI desktop apps Coding w/ multiple agents in an IDE feels clunky, and TUIs work across the entire file tree and support multi-threading much more natively If this really is the end-state for agentic coding, Warp has built a massive advantage.

Almost 10 hours till we ride into Code Country 🤠

This feels like the future Kudos Warp

leading on terminal-bench (52%) and top three on SWE-bench verified (75.8%, scored with GPT-5). congrats to the Warp team!

Code country is a place where developers: - Iterate with agents in a tight feedback loop - Steer agents with fine-grained control - Ride horses

One of the coolest launches I’ve seen this year - very convinced this is the best way to code with agents!! Crazy that Warp (a small team of <50) beat out giants like Anthropic and OAI on several important evals