Yuriy Dybskiy

For every ChatGPT conversation that started as “one quick thing” and became a full on saga: table of contents is here. Available now for chats with 5+ responses.

The touchbar was too early and didn't deserve to die, it deserved an LLM. Static shortcut buttons were the wrong bet. Imagine buttons that rewrite themselves based on whatever you're doing, that's the keyboard that feels right for an AI-native Mac.

san francisco has a brutal housing shortage, but still makes it painfully hard to replace these old low-density homes with modern apartments. example, currently Richmont/Sunset just feels sad, could be dense, beautiful, walkable neighborhoods with much better housing. whole city is basically frozen in time, which is magnified by OpenAI/Anthropic wealth wave competing for the same limited housing. the whole thing gets even more absurd. afaik, the laws in San Francisco don't allow any reasonable development of new housing in this city. 50yo houses are treated as a historic resources, preventing new modern, comfortable apartments to be build. I sometimes wish people living in SF could move to Warsaw/Bali for 1 month to taste how good life can be, just to elevate their baseline expectations. i really can not see the city moving forward without rebuilding itself.

Anthropic 的老板Dario 看来当年没少在中国花啊～ 不知道遭遇了啥如此的痛很国人……

It's been nearly 10 Months and I've yet to see an iPhone Air in the wild

Finally, you can hear my voice in Hindi 🇮🇳 🇮🇳

wow K&E, largest law firm in the world ($10B billings). They’re committing $500M to build proprietary AI software, with 180 tech pros and 100 partners involved. I’m skeptical that “build” is right here, but wonder if Anthropic/OAI deployment cos are involved.

what the f*ck did Anthropic just release? You can now spin up HUNDREDS of Claude subagents? This new feature is the most powerful feature Anthropic has ever shipped. Dynamic workflows run scripts that can deploy tens to hundreds of parallel subagents in a single session. Here's how to deploy these new dynamic workflows (explained in 60 seconds): 1. Open Claude Code CLI, Desktop, or VS Code extension (must be on Max, Team, or Enterprise plan) 2. Turn on Auto Mode This is required for the best experience with dynamic workflows. (shift + tab to cycle) 3. Pick your starting method: Option A: Ask Claude directly "Create a workflow for [your task]." Option B: Turn on Ultracode Found in the effort menu. Sets effort to xhigh and lets Claude decide automatically when to spin up a workflow. 4. Confirm the run The first time a workflow triggers, Claude shows you exactly what's about to run and asks you to confirm before anything starts. 5. Let it run Claude breaks your task into subtasks, fans them out across parallel subagents, checks every result before folding it in, and hands you back a single The best use cases right now: - Codebase-wide bug hunts and security audits - Large migrations touching hundreds of files - Any critical work needs to be independently verified before it reaches you Work you'd normally plan in quarters now finishes in days. Save this and deploy your first workflow now.