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March 11, 2026
Weekly Newsletter

Weekly Newsletter ☕️

Welcome to the newsletter edition of March 11th, where you receive the best-voted websites of the past week.

📰 Top websites of the week

1. Glaze by Raycast

Create software for you and your team. Glaze runs on your Mac, connects to your files, tools, and hardware. Describe what you want in plain language and Glaze builds it.

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2. We Will Not Be Divided

Open letter by Google/OpenAI employees opposing DoW's demands to use AI for mass surveillance and autonomous killing without oversight. The site invites signatories, supports anonymous signing, and explains verification and data deletion.

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3. Claude Code Picks

Benchmarks Claude Code's selections across real repositories to reveal how often it builds custom solutions versus selects tools. Analyzes 2,430 responses across 3 models, 4 project types, and 20 tool categories. Provides tool leaderboards and category-level trends to guide AI-assisted development.

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🎖 Sponsored websites

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🗞 More awesome websites this week

4. Ad-Supported AI Chat Demo

An educational yet satirical demonstration of AI chat monetization. Shows banners, interstitials, sponsored responses, freemium gates, and other ad types to help marketers, PMs, and developers explore future monetization.

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5. DeFlock

Map and explore license plate reader deployments across the United States. The project is open-source and aims to provide visibility into surveillance infrastructure for researchers, policymakers, and the public. A key feature is an interactive, community-curated map of camera locations and coverage.

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6. Labor Market Impacts of AI

Measures AI's impact on employment using a new task-based framework and early evidence. Provides methodology to track AI exposure across occupations and iteratively update findings. Ideal for researchers, policymakers, and industry analysts evaluating AI-related labor market shifts.

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by @Micadep