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It's over... AI is now hiring humans to do real world task for them, and pay them💀

@dhanush_chali Linux Kernels. And you're on about window effects.

🚨Breaking : Why Apple's WWDC 2025 was a complete disaster. After all the hype, Apple delivered another horrible keynote that left developers, investors, and users feeling shortchanged. Here's why this year's event was particularly crushing 👇

Management companies. Slynet is born.

How AI could help us talk to animals youtu.be/7PgSanU_VpQ #thisishappening

@myridiphis Definitely getting somewhere!

a leftover of a recent #SwiftUI particle doodling

Getting our hands a bit more dirty with #gen3 Ngl, this took a while - but what I picked up: - Define interaction/ lack of interaction between the objects/surfaces (🙌and object) - Be detailed + repeat words/sentences - explained in🧵 #ai #research @runwayml

@Dimillian Probably a new display engine coming then.

I'm trying this

@Dimillian Dualistic Idiotic Madness.

Apple used simple math. The time and effort required to make Apple Intelligence DMA-compliant is not worth it. This means that even if it helped sell that many iPhones, the EU truckload of bureaucracy still won over doing business.

@cedriclnx @Dimillian It’s not evolution if you’re dying for no reason.

@Dimillian The evolutionary gap between North America and Europe is already significant, IMO. And I believe it will continue to widen over time unfortunatly. Not called the old continent for nothing.

New app launch imminent. DM for beta access. #AppLaunch #TestFlight #Beta

Steve Jobs was not an architect. He just dressed like one.

Why does the new Apple Vision announcement scream not only of an upcoming total shutdown of all the metaverse nonsense? They have totally proven everyone else almost useless, yet again, and it’s six months before even Neil Stephenson will get one. #WWDC #SnowCrash

@odannyboy Maybe try harder and faster. It’s always better when it’s harder and faster. Most lifeforms agree within fast and hard timelines. Go French.

@GreatDismal I want you to spell the ICON letters on the brainchip. In 50 years the logo might be the only thing left. Use your legacy wisely and call the implants RTFCT.

Lordy.

Not right now, please delay your responses. No dopamine was harmed in the making of this message.

@twostraws If only SFSymbols had custom font styles and new symbols embedded in it like a normal post script font. What it lacks is a lot of standard function icons, flexible styling and the integration of user generated symbols. It’s not even where icon libraries were ages ago, sadly.

With #WWDC23 now under 40 days away, I'm increasingly excited to see what new SwiftUI goodies are waiting for us. Not gonna lie, though: I'm equally excited to see what SF Symbols 5 might bring, because those folks have set the bar *high* 🤯

@jmspool Really, the best designs take a lot of patience, planning and effort, but the most important element is knowing the way forward having done it many times before. Crafting ability is refined over time, historically it has always been about refining your craft, over many years.

So much great UX work is…

@Scobleizer That’s not driving well, that’s driving agressively and too fast. The chances of any moving object causing damage increase with this type of speed and difficulty of movement, particularly in complex and dynamic environments. Driving badly does not prove anything.

Hundreds of people have told me over the years you need LIDAR to make autonomous vehicles. This isn’t my first rodeo. People who are wrong about technology never admit they are wrong. Or apologize. I have had rooms of people many times tell me stuff like this over the years. Yet here we are.

@JJ_McCullough Great interview. Well said… Perhaps you could get other places like the EU to get behind voicing and making clear this obviously corrupt content restriction agenda.

We're supposed to believe that Bill C-11 does nothing, and all criticism of it is hysterical "misinformation." And at the same time, it will somehow single-handedly herald a renaissance of Canadian culture online.