Things I Learned - 15 Nov 2026
This week, I learned: I think Indigo serves Girnar Masala Chai, which I quite liked! ChatGPT LLMs found an archeological site! Unfortunately, it had already been discovered in 2025, so it wasn’t a totally new one, but close. Link lets agents control your wallet. npx @stripe/link-cli@latest. Not available in Singapore yet #ForNow. I expect banks, retailers, and government services will soon start offering this, too. PS: I learnt this from an “Updates to Link’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy” email. First time such an email led to such a useful discovery! Claude’s interactive connectors and OpenAI plugin extensions operate on the same MCP Apps protocol. Good to see there’s a common standard, but I’ve yet to build an extension to see how similar they really are. ChatGPT … “talk through it with an LLM” is going to make complex software more accessible in the same way that GUIs did. LLM as Interface. Very true - I feel this myself. I prefer telling ChatGPT to operate my software and I believe more people will do this. “Read this entire project and find everything that’s broken, inconsistent, inefficient, or no longer needed. Fix what you’re sure about and list the rest for me to review.” - A useful prompt via Alex Albert. It’s worked well on a couple of uses so far (on Codex GPT 6.1 Sol High). Software installation instructions are increasingly being written for agents than for humans. [Siddhartha]( 27 https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7520673274054348800/) Mistakes I made Week ending 15 Nov 2026 ...