AI demands more engineering discipline. Not less (charitydotwtf.substack.com)
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AI demands more engineering discipline. Not less (charitydotwtf.substack.com)
SpaceX to buy Cursor for $60B (reuters.com)
Humanity isn't ready for the coming intelligence explosion (economist.com)
A backdoor in a LinkedIn job offer (roman.pt)
How to setup a local coding agent on macOS (ikyle.me)
Adaptive PDFs (sgaud.com)
I don't know what they're complaining about. AI has freed us from the drudgery of craftsmanship, letting us focus on the important stuff—managerial and administrative work!
(There's a reason why I call it the MBA's stone. It transmutes all knowledge work into a problem of management.)
You can hate showing up early, being consistent, doing what you said you’d do, keeping your word after it’s no longer convenient, and a hundred other things.
You can hate all of it.
You just have to hate losing, more.
Something else wrong about #WWDC
These prerecorded events are causing the product managers and developers to lose touch with how the features land with people. There’s no “ooh, ahh” or room to explain and demo. It’s just … flat b-roll. There’s nothing conversational.
While presenting, be natural, why the affectation. I know it’s not easy but these events are prepped hard. #wwdc
The #1 rule for presentations: Do not look like Will Ferrell from Talladega Nights.
Curious what @MKBHD thinks? He has a knack for seeming natural on camera. @Apple, @letterboxd
У меня такой жёсткий эффект зловещей долины от #WWDC
Я понимаю что их в всех тренируют вести себя на камеру и вот эта манера жестов, тона и подача считаются самыми "доверительными" с точки зрения какого нибудь корпоративного исследования.
Но когда они ВСЕ такиек
I don’t think this #wwdc appealed to Wall Street either 😂😂
What a keynote! @swiftlysingh #wwdc
new Apple Intelligence:
#wwdc
From what I've learned so far about the golden age of mechanical watches, this is roughly the peak: a 35 mm IWC with a cal 853 and dauphine hands.
Public Domain Image Archive (pdimagearchive.org)
Our first model Mac-1 6.6B beating 3 giant models.
Running this model on my Macbook M3 24GB. (model takes only 7GB RAM)
It searches web, call tools, ask follow-ups, tell jokes, find contacts, search files, write emails, book events, write notes, set reminders and so much Siri can't do.
Read again, a 6.6B model.
Will share full 2000+ scenario test results & benchmark scores in 2 days.
SICP Video Lectures (1986) (groups.csail.mit.edu)
Domain expertise has always been the real moat (brethorsting.com)