iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

I dunno, I’ve been rolling these two dice, and they seem to want to roll seven. It’s incredible. I think they might be sentient.

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Michael Maclean @mgdm.net · 22/09/2026

I blogged about my daft new social network mgdm.net/weblog/dotpl...

mgdm.net

I wrote an absurd social network

Bringing back ancient technology for no real reason

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 23/09/2026

Hey, a software update to Hanko broke public.monster log in for a bit, but it's fixed now, so your personal corner of the web is there for you

public.monster

Your personal corner of the web. Upload HTML and go live instantly.

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 23/09/2026

Is it time we start replying to all LLM policy threads with "Real Programmers Don't Use Pascal" yet?

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 08/09/2026

The build-vs-buy clock keeps ticking towards buy. Merchants in 1997 had to become a software company or lose the market. In 2027, they need stop being a software company or lose their margin. As merchants rely more on tech vendors, free software becomes critical to avoid lock-in

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 04/09/2026

Saleor Principles We believe TCO should be <1% of GMV We believe you should pay for a working system, not hours We believe your commerce system must be available 99.99% We believe your commerce partner should be part of your team We believe you should own your code and data

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 26/08/2026

Coffee in Canada always has a weird caramel taste and comes way too hot, so the secret to making it drinkable is to order "short americano with a splash of cold water." Will confuse some people, but most good places will understand.

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 21/08/2026

3 weeks in Canada, already half a drawer of unused usb cables. This is how it sarts.

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 19/08/2026

but what if I have shoes that are not unique at all?

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 18/08/2026

I'm at the Pizza Hut. I'm at the Taco Bell. I'm at the combination... Wait what? I'm at the Pizza Bell??

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 28/07/2026

So Berlin people, this is my last Tuesday until next summer, so if you could stop by, I would be very happy to see you -- Dmytri On Tuesday, August 11, 1942, Hedy Lamarr and George Antheil patented frequency-hopping communication. Today is Stammtisch

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 26/07/2026

Museum of Visual Explorations. July 27, 2026 7 PM Museum of Visual Explorations Frankfurter Allee 91 10247 Berlin

Invitation
We warmly invite you to the opening of the Museum of Visual Explorations.
July 27, 2026 7 PM
Museum of Visual Explorations
Frankfurter Allee 91
10247 Berlin
+49 (0) 174 8052574
Museum of Visual Explorations is a research project dedicated to studying, collecting, and publicly presenting various aspects of visual exploration from both the past and the present.
It is developing within the context of AI, which is itself a product of explorations in science and technology.
This museum is a work in progress. Its opening presentations, spread across three rooms, will showcase several exhibits related to AI, visual arts, and other visual language projects.
The opening event will feature four talks by:
Gregor Mobius — “Visual Thinking”
Dmytrie Kleiner — “Capitalism is too stupid for artificial intelligence”
Joachim Stein — “att see och inte see / seeing and not seeing”
Globalodromia / FILOART — “The Manifest for the near future”

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 23/07/2026

Repeated retrieval tool calls create many unnecessary model round trips. Yoink it all at once into one structured multipart bundle. ~> github.com/dmytri/yoink npx skills add dmytri/yoink npx @dk/yoink

github.com

GitHub - dmytri/yoink: Batch stable context-retrieval commands into one structured multipart bundle for agent workflows.

Batch stable context-retrieval commands into one structured multipart bundle for agent workflows. - dmytri/yoink

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 21/07/2026

The six most terrifying words in the AI era are "Let me try an alternative approach." If your agent even thinks this, TINA takes its tools away. TINA: There Is No Alternative. ~

github.com

GitHub - dmytri/tina: TINA — There Is No Alternative. Pre-execution tool-call interceptor.

TINA — There Is No Alternative. Pre-execution tool-call interceptor. - dmytri/tina

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 21/07/2026

On Tuesday, July 21, 1925, a Tennessee jury found substitute teacher John Scopes guilty of teaching human evolution in the famous "Monkey Trial." Today is Stammtisch (2 of 3 before I move to Canada for a year)

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 14/07/2026

On Tuesday July 8, 1947, the Roswell Army Air Field (RAAF) in New Mexico issued an official press release announcing that the military had recovered the remains of a "flying disc" from a ranch near Roswell. Today is Stammtisch (1 of 3 before I move to Canada for a year)

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 07/07/2026

On Tuesday, August 22, 1995, the United States Patent and Trademark Office granted US Patent 5,443,036 to inventors Kevin T. Amiss and Martin H. Abbott for a method of exercising a cat with a laser pointer. Today is Stammtisch

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 03/07/2026

Use this one cool trick to make every agent work better. Add this instruction: **The problem is always you.** When something doesn't work, assume you are doing it wrong first. Do not blame the tools, APIs, docs, or environment until you have found and fixed what you messed up.

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By Cory Doctorow (GPG 0xBF3D9110957E5F4C) @doctorow.pluralistic.net · 03/07/2026

Today's threads (a thread) Inside: CARDiac, syntax coloring, view source and vibe code; and more! Archived at: pluralistic.net/2026/07/03/r... #Pluralistic 1/

An insanely complex machine made up of many gears, troughs, water wheels, springs, screws, etc. It is housed in a brick building whose facade has been broken away. Three human figures labor to power the machine, turning cranks.

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 30/06/2026

On Tuesday, August 3, 1993, Apple introduced the Newton MessagePad, a pocket computer famous for misunderstanding handwriting. Today is Stammtisch

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 29/06/2026

welcome to Bluesky, @lush.com as a member of the Saleor team, we're so lucky to get to work with you.

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 29/06/2026

Can someone make a monitor that instantly kills any agent the moment it says "let me try a different approach"?

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 27/06/2026

It's Do the Right Thing weather.

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 27/06/2026

good friend and stammtisch alumuni Aly soliparty: stressfaktor.squat.n...

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 26/06/2026

We don’t need AI to generate code. Just make the markdown executable.

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 26/06/2026

Arrr matey, is your coding bot giving you the Pyrrhic productivity blues? Safely cut through seas of Ptolemaic Code with Shipshape. Add these fearless roles to your rig and sail! github.com/dmytri/sh... #TheGeneralTheoryOfSlop

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 23/06/2026

On Tuesday, September 9, 1947, Grace Hopper’s Harvard Mark II team found an actual moth stuck in the computer and taped it into the logbook. Stammtisch is today.

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 22/06/2026

tfw I look at before/after “I quit X” photos and the before is me, but I never do that, so like what do I start and quit to get the after look?

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 17/06/2026

It's crazy, but before the web, we walked around not knowing stuff, repeating wrong information we heard from dubious sources. But after, we could just look things up instantly and just always know. I guess we missed having more nonsense in our social fabric, so we did AI.

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 16/06/2026

On Tuesday, August 25, 1835, the New York Sun reported that astronomers had found bat-people living on the Moon. Stammtisch is today.

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gavin.codes @gavin.codes · 15/06/2026

This is really a rough draft of the future. Specification as control surface, code as disposable and organisations of AIs with specific responsibilities.

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Dmytri Kleiner @dmytri.to · 14/06/2026

Ahoy, #SlopPunk, put this in your pi: github.com/dmytri/sh... The simplest/stupidest/most portable spec-driven workflow with context isolation for any agent. This is still *very new* and *very stupid*, so ymmv. > Specs are durable. Code is disposable. Agents are replaceable.