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With the last qualifiers wrapped up this week, the FIFA World Cup 2026 field is officially complete! All 48 teams confirmed. I've been maintaining wccal, a match calendar for the tournament, and just pushed a round of updates: 🔵 All 48 teams finalized (including this week's playoff winners) 🔵 Color-coded group stages for easier visual tracking 🔵 Permalink filters (share a direct link to any team, group, or venue view 🔵 AI match assistant that can answer questions about the full schedule On top of what was already there: easy navigation by any match detail you might want, bracket with match lineage, one-click calendar sync, timezone conversion, and filters across all 104 matches. The tournament kicks off June 11. If you're planning around it (whether for watching, traveling, or just keeping track) this might save you some time. wccal.com

Late night testing a new release Made something fun Post your high score 😉 https://lnkd.in/eMc5fE3U

This video was made entirely by Workshop AI in 10 minutes. I gave it our brand colors, logo, and a rough idea: "Make a 12-second intro animation video for Workshop. Highlight what you can build and how its is available on Cloud and Desktop." From there, Workshop took over. It scaffolded a Remotion project, designed the scenes, wrote the marketing copy, built the animations, and exported the final video. Every round of feedback was just plain English — "make the headline bigger," "this transition feels off," "add more examples." Something I found very useful: I didn't have to choose between control and automation. When I wanted to be prescriptive — specific copy, exact layout — I was. When I didn't have a strong opinion, I just said "you decide" and it made good calls. That's the pattern we're building toward. An agent that meets you where you need it to. Try building a Remotion animation with Workshop today. Its free!

Happy Opening Day to all who celebrate! ⚾ I've been a baseball fan my whole life. And one of the things I've always loved about the sport is how deep the numbers go — there's a stat for almost everything. But honestly? For a long time, a lot of those advanced metrics intimidated me. wRC+, FIP, xFIP, wOBA, BABIP...I'd see them thrown around on broadcasts and in articles and kind of gloss over. I knew they mattered, and could tell what levels were elite and which ones were horrible, but I didn't know what theyt meant. So I built something to fix that for myself, and figured it might be useful for others too. StatDNA is an interactive visual encyclopedia of baseball analytics. Here's what it does: 📖 Stat Library — Every major advanced metric explained in plain language, with the formula, what the numbers actually mean in context, and how it's used. 📈 Career Arc Viewer — See how a player's key metrics evolved across their career, year by year. 🔬 Correlation Canvas — Plot any two stats against each other across players to visually explore how they relate (or don't). 🏟️ Park Factor Lab — Compare all 30 MLB stadiums across run, HR, ISO, wOBA, WHIP, and ERA factors. Great for understanding why Coors Field numbers always come with an asterisk. 🤖 StatBot — An AI assistant you can ask anything about baseball analytics. There's also an "Explain This Line" mode where you paste any stat line — box score, FanGraphs, whatever you remember — and it breaks down every number, profiles the player type, and finds comparable historical seasons. Started as something I wanted for myself, but hopefully it’s helpful for anyone looking to understand these stats a bit better too (because honestly, they make the game even more fun). Opening Day felt like the right moment to share it. Would love to hear what other metrics or features would resonate. Play ball. ⚾