Marc Plotkin

I started a music project with @ryanandrews407 and @benjaminpjacobs called J. Bryan Marcus, and we quietly released our first song, "CO2". People seem to be enjoying it so I'll stop being quiet :-) open.spotify.com/track/27z3HXYU… youtu.be/rNIfaZWNGZw

@matdryhurst Well put. I also think it’s hard for end users to differentiate between normal, non-scandalous A.I. used for internal operations and their worst nightmare version that’s stealing everything they do. Influencers and journalists are just taking advantage of that knowledge gap.

The wetransfer AI data panic, like the Dropbox AI data panic, makes no sense other than as a device to sow panic Why would profitable trusted storage businesses make file sharing stealthily insecure I really don’t think it is a good idea to sow panic

@tomkrcha Wanna try!

Built from the ground for all the generalists / vibe coders out there. Goal is fully extensible and open for everyone to build on top. Works for Windsurf/VSCode too! Let me know if you want to try!

Introducing Design Mode for Cursor! 🧑‍🎨🤖 Vibe code and vibe design in one place, stay in the flow. Uses the same existing AI agent that's in your favorite coding tool, same context, intertwined.

@levelsio @featurebase Curious to hear your thoughts on using Claude Code (ai-claude.net/code/) directly in Terminal, versus paying for Cursor to access Claude in agent mode.

Another bug submitted by a user, that I just copy pasted into Cursor and then immediately fixed I think I need to create an automated workflow that pulls bugs reported from my @featurebase bug board, then sends them into Cursor/AI etc, to immediately fix it, then do a pull request that I can then check Fully automated AI bug fixing workflow will be the standard I think And then my daily work will just be checking the AI's pull requests and approve or reject

It's 2024 and virtually no state dropdown menus on the entire internet work via keyboard.

@EdGrapeNutZimm @millburndeli Gotta be April fool’s right?

Resharing today because word is our beloved @millburndeli is being acquired … 💔 🥪

@tmcansing love this 🤣

@morgndoesntcare @naima No cuz I said the same damn thing. Like this is not common😭

Tonight somebody who's known me for a solid 20 years through all my industry iterations was like "Wait. You teach at Clive? At NYU?? You're a PROFESSOR?!?" Me: "I know. Life is wild different."

@morgndoesntcare amazing 🤣

@naima i have seen your tweets for a solid year and only now realized that i am in your class

This is Marcel Marceau, a French mime who used his acting skills to save the lives of Jewish children during World War 2. Marceau was recruited by his cousin, Georges Loinger, to become a member of the French resistance during the German occupation of France. Their mission was to smuggle out all the Jewish children from a French orphanage and get them safely across the border to Switzerland. Marceau and the children disguised themselves in Boy Scout uniforms and traveled discreetly through the forests of France. Marceau posed as the leader and made sure to hide all the children's passports and resistance documents in mayonnaise-drenched baguette sandwiches. According to Marceau's logic, the Nazis would not inspect these sandwiches too thoroughly as they would not want to get any of the mayonnaise on their gloves or uniforms. This earned him the nickname, "Monsieur Mayonnaise." According to Loinger, "The kids loved Marcel and felt safe with him. He had already begun doing performances in the orphanage, where he had met a mime instructor earlier on. The kids had to appear like they were simply going on vacation to a home near the Swiss border, and Marcel really put them at ease." When the group finally reached the border, Marceau threw a ball over to the Swiss side and told all the children to go get it. He ended up saving 70 lives. Marceau survived the war and went on to become a world-famous mime and actor. "After the war, I didn't want to speak about my personal life. Not even that my father was deported to Auschwitz and never came back. I cried for my father, but I also cried for the millions of people who died. And now we had to reconstruct a new world. I was twenty-two years old when I said, 'What character will I create?'"

@superlink is there an ETA on when we can set an ID we purchased as a domain?

Thanks @MayaEaglin, @BridgetYassme, @CliveDavisInst #aimusic

Had a lot of fun appearing in this @NBCNews piece about A.I. and music! Nothing but love and respect to Sir @PaulMcCartney and @edsheeran whose voices are maybe showing up inside a @JBryanMarcus song in this :-) youtu.be/C6foxP_NJ-g

@matdryhurst The lack of some bigger acknowledgement about what we all lived through (and some didn’t) is crazy

Will take this as a “covid is over” cue Odd to live through a pandemic and not have any authority be like “it’s over”. No party or anything. Also odd Apple is the closest to playing this role for me

.@reclaimai is 😘

@trello you down? My boards aren't loading the past few minutes.

I’ve been in Congress for 100 days. Most of the really angry voices here are faking it.

@justcallmetroy How the top labels are marketing now: beastmusic.ai

I’m at Micro Center in Brooklyn waiting for my laptop to be repaired, and to give you a sense of the demographic here the music played thus far has included Staind, Nickelback, and 3 Doors Down.

@jdsamson In my day, N6th was Zablozki’s bar, Mikey’s and the Endless Summer burrito truck on bed. Now we got a second meat packing district.

Mikey's Hookup is moving back to Graham Ave. I'm having feelings.

@naima 😲

Someone shared this REAL ticket confirmation with me. Renaissance bout to be the highest grossing tour of all time, at this rate.