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by jorisw 5mo ago
Such indeed is the gist of the story that Becoming Steve Jobs tells
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by jorisw 5mo ago
> and Mac OS would have been replaced by something The facts are: The only other contender was BeOS, after Talligent flopped and Copland imploded. But Louis-Gassée overplayed his hand. Source: all of the (other) Steve Jobs books
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by jorisw 5mo ago
Weird to state all these details, leading with 'presumably'
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by jorisw 5mo ago
Another book that focuses on this period is Becoming Steve Jobs
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by jorisw 5mo ago
Can't think of a more stupid and detrimental way to use AI. Pretending to be a (particular) human on social media.
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by jorisw 5mo ago
You think Jarred reviewed 1M lines of code in 9 days?
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by jorisw 5mo ago
Maybe Jarred can fill in here
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by jorisw 5mo ago
You’re reasoning from a presumption that ‘people’ _should_ all work 9-5. Why should they, and their customers, have the same working hours?
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Where's Ed: Anthropic Told Court $5B but Public $19B(flyingpenguin.com)
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Signed software. Not approved software. Mac apps can be installed after being downloaded from the web. And as if Apple would ever block/pull/disapprove the world’s most popular browser.
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Because
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> There’s also a silver lining to the tight memory envelope: Apple has to keep macOS running well within 8GB, which is actually a nice forcing function against bloat and inefficiency. We could all use a little more of that. Love this
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by jorisw 5mo ago
Yep. For me it was a perfect gift to replace moms 10+ year old Intel based MacBook Air.
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Source?
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Abusive in what way?
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How did it get worse?
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FWIW I use Apple's default Mail apps w/ FastMail IMAP and don't have issues with search. But I guess you mean search w/o local caching
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by jorisw 5mo ago
The art on this website is awesome. The Draad series especially
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by jorisw 5mo ago
I'll never understand why people insist on using web based email. Just install your favorite desktop + mobile mail apps and you're fine. If that can't be done with Protonmail, and you want to move your email out of the US, su
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by jorisw 5mo ago
Reader mode works
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by jorisw 5mo ago
Mirror: https://archive.is/LNYYU — Works for me after switching to reader mode
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Some notes on the sales website. - To me, the line "Do you really know what your agents are saying to your users?" doesn't match at all with the screenshot directly above, which is the first screenshot on the page. On first g
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by jorisw 5mo ago
Love Daniel's writing style here. Fact based, concise, easy to read
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by jorisw 5mo ago
Or maybe lower the price to $1. _Some_ barrier of entry I think is needed (and intended) to stop everyone and their mother from creating developer accounts. I don’t think Apple needs or cares about the $99
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by jorisw 5mo ago
FWIW I was watching an interview with the founder of Claude Code and he claims that at Anthropic, no code is written by hand anymore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlGRN8jh2RI&pp=0gcJCQMLAYcqI...
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Having trouble understanding the final line: > Also, those that claimed this article is ironically a casualty of it’s own complaint are 100% right, Kudos. Why would the article be a casualty of its own complaint?
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by jorisw 5mo ago
> Anthropomorphising LLMs is inevitable, but we should do it somehow responsibly. One way would be for vendors to have the models give dry answers and less of the "That's a great question!" type response. Just keep it fact
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by jorisw 5mo ago
Rather I'd see vendors of chat bots like ChatGPT make less of an effort to appear human like. I believe this week's release of ChatGPT (or whichever new model) addresses some of that.
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> Agents that consume context need agents that produce it. Once that loop is running, the organization has a written substrate it would never have produced on its own. I'm not sure a business is helped by documentation that distille
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I think the point they're trying to make is that context known by humans and the requirements they agree on, is 'the' bottleneck, rather than implementation

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