Mole for Mac 1.10: Disk Tree Map, CPU Sampling, and Alerts

Tw93 releases Mole for Mac 1.10 with new features including disk tree map, CPU/GPU sampling, low disk and Bluetooth battery alerts, and three screen-keep modes.
Arvid Kahl proposes a five-level software testing approach and introduces an agentic framework with test-first, documentation-centric configuration to reduce developer bottlenecks.
Levelsio argues global autonomous vehicle legalization could save 1 million lives annually, criticizes EU Chat Control bill, and shares a prompt for sharing AI news.
Tibo highlights SuperX for speed and focus, and notes the ongoing rivalry between Elon Musk and Sam Altman.

Tw93 has redesigned the product page with a philosophy of quiet, reliable, and non-intrusive user experience. Alongside, Mole for Mac 1.10 is now available, featuring a full disk tree map, CPU/GPU sampling, low disk space and Bluetooth battery alerts, three screen-keep modes, and reduced menu bar power consumption. — via 1 2

Arvid Kahl suggests software founders should test at five levels from unit tests to customer reports, and to accelerate, work backwards from the fifth level. He also advocates for setting up agentic frameworks with test-first, documentation-centric approaches and detailed runbooks, making code reviews optional. Many developers become bottlenecks by focusing on code, and should shift time to new ideas, QA, design, and goal thinking. — via 1 2

Levelsio calls for immediate global legalization of autonomous vehicles, claiming they could save approximately 1 million lives per year, and criticizes regulatory delays causing unnecessary deaths. He also finds the EU's Chat Control bill completely unacceptable. — via 1 2
Tibo shares a prompt for finding an attractive AI news story and sharing it engagingly, and notes the competitive dynamics between Elon Musk and Sam Altman. He also endorses SuperX for its speed and ability to keep him focused on content creation. — via 1 2 3

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