Two incidents? Just two?

In seriousness, looking at their scale, this is an insane engineering challenge.

Especially if they’re moving databases, not easy ever, and certainly not at that scale

shift+cmd click is the macos shortcut for "open this link a new tab and go to that tab"

Works on these psuedo links all over github

you can tell this was generated with Gemini, the way it loves to do those "enter on scroll" sentences

My key indicator is if I scroll right on mobile and see horizontal bleed over. For some reason models still fail at this so it's clearly vibe coded.

Do you mean the "highlight more words as you scroll down the text" effect?

On this episode of "chatgpt just killed my startup"

Tune in for the next episode: Word

Word was the first thing killed

This feels like defi... de-ai

Yeah, it’s like drinking coffee when being really tired. You’re still tired, just “faster”, it’s a weird sensation.

Note that apples terms do not allow someone to sell something like an agent running on macOS. They have explicit cut outs for 24-hour minimum leases of full hardware, but they prohibit this with vms

This was inevitable, I called this a few weeks ago [1]. It’s an easy way to increase revenue without making the models smarter, and lock you in harder

https://danthegoodman.substack.com/p/where-agents-converge

> This is marketed as competition. But it’s not. It’s a cartel. Each company gets its own protected territory, and consumers get no choice.

Starlink has me extra excited for exactly this: region agnostic competition.

Get rekt, telecom incumbents

> Don’t try to sell developers the stuff that’s fun, the stuff they want to build. Sell them the stuff they avoid or don’t want to take responsibility for.

I think a lot of people in devtools could learn from this right now