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by alwillis 8mo ago
> but I don't think the solution is to have LLM's generate bespoke code to do it But if the LLM needed to write bespoke code to buy the tickets or whatever, it could just do it without needing to get you involved.
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by alwillis 8mo ago
It's more like: - You have to work; you can't stay online all day waiting for the tickets to go on sale - You have your agent watch for when the tickets go on sale - Because the agent has its own wallet, it spends the 6 hours wait
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by alwillis 8mo ago
> Unlikely. The future will be some people will do this, but honestly I think it will largely be people who were already tinkering with building things, whether full on software development or not Billions of dollars of stock market valu
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by alwillis 8mo ago
> the AI companies will in the near future declare ownership of all software code developed using their software. Pretty sure this isn’t going to happen. AI is driving the cost of software to zero; it’s not worth licensing something that
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Apple Plans M5-Based Private Cloud Compute Architecture for Apple Intelligence(9to5mac.com)
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by alwillis 8mo ago
What about it? It took Twitter 10 years before it was profitable [1]. I'd guess that Anthropic will be one of the companies left standing when it's all said and done, assuming nothing catastrophic happens. [1]: https:/&#x2
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by alwillis 8mo ago
> It’s an impossible war and all these investors are throwing their money into a bottomless insatiable pit of money. Anthropic went from zero to $14 billion in revenue in less than 3 years, growing at 10x per year. That's what they&
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by alwillis 8mo ago
> Macs were only 8% of Apple's 2025 revenue. If the Mac were its own standalone business, it would rank at no. 134 on the Fortune 500 with $33.7 billion in revenue. Also, that's a 12% increase in revenue compared to 2024. If an
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Interop 2025: A Year of Convergence(webkit.org)
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Is Call Screening preventing you getting important calls?(appleinsider.com)
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by alwillis 9mo ago
Or pay $19.99 for a year and be able to run it on 3 devices. That's a pretty good deal.
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by alwillis 9mo ago
There'a great indie app called Notepad.exe [1] for developing iOS and macOS apps using macOS. You can also write and test Swift apps for Linux easily [2]. It also supports Python and JavaScript. If you hate Xcode, this is definitely wo
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by alwillis 9mo ago
Arc, TBCNY's browser for macOS and Windows uses Swift [1] [2]. Their newer Dia browser which is meant to be cross-platform also uses Swift. [1]: https://speakinginswift.substack.com/p/swift-tooling-windows... [2]:
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Apple confirms Gemini-powered Siri will use Private Cloud(9to5mac.com)
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How to Enable ProMotion 120Hz Mode in Safari (Mac, iPhone, and iPad)(birchtree.me)
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by alwillis 9mo ago
> like the US Constitution "All Men Are Created Equal" You know this statement only applied to white, male landowners, right? It took 133 years for women to gain the right to vote from when the Constitution was ratified.
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by alwillis 9mo ago
> From the point of view of the slave states (which is a perfectly valid point to claim as there isn't an objectively correct baseline here), the 3/5 compromise gave them less representation. This is not accurate, and there was
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by alwillis 9mo ago
> The people of the USA really remind me of the people of Russia: totally depoliticized. I think in the USA many people are really focused on a pointless culture war yet aren't politically active at all. If anything, the opposite is
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by alwillis 9mo ago
> There's no chance US will default on its debts, all it has to do is to print more money. The US defaulting on its debt seems to be the plan. The Mar-a-Lago Accord, or the Plan to Crash the US Economy -- https://umairh
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by alwillis 9mo ago
> You're putting a lot of trust in US institutions (courts etc) I don't have a lot of trust in US institutions actually. The most powerful universities, corporations and law firms have capitulated to him. So far, the tech compa
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by alwillis 9mo ago
> I legitimately do not understand these takes connecting everything to slavery. It's been more than a hundred years at this point. The trope is getting old. It keeps coming up because in 2026 the compromises made to accommodate sla
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by alwillis 9mo ago
> Makes sense. I assume each of them is in control and at the whims of US president? Absolutely not. If the president attempted to force a US-based CA to do something bad they don't want to do, they would sue the government. So far,
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by alwillis 9mo ago
> You could argue that The Don in charge of the US is in control of letsencrypt He's not in control of letsencrypt or any other US-based CA. It may not be well known, but Trump's administration loses about 80% of the time when
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by alwillis 9mo ago
> The existence of the subscription price tag on them is evidence against what you're claiming. I disagree. Apple doesn’t need the money, but they also know consumers don’t value free apps the same way they do for pay apps. It also
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Apple's new AI server chips are reportedly coming this year(9to5mac.com)
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by alwillis 9mo ago
> the current generation of hardware is sufficient that hardware refreshes will continue to decline If anything, Apple is refreshing their hardware much faster now compared to the Intel days. There's literally a new MacBook Pro and
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by alwillis 9mo ago
> It’s cheap enough it’s not enough to fund development of Final Cut but also not enough money to bother spending time on it. Find it odd personally, just offering them free to keep hardware makes more sense than trying to push a tiny su
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by alwillis 9mo ago
> Of course, they'll eventually remove the option to buy the software by paying once, I think everyone can see the writing on the wall There's no indication Apple is planning to end the option of paying once for these apps. App
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by alwillis 9mo ago
For the vast majority, this won't be an issue. This is essentially a UI on top of Claude Code, which supports running in a sandbox on macOS.
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by alwillis 9mo ago
At least on macOS, an OS snapshot is a thing [1]; I suspect Cowork will mostly run in a sandbox, which Claude Code does now. [1]: https://www.cleverfiles.com/help/apfs-snapshots.html

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