This week, @bwhichard, @cote and Matt Ray discuss NVIDIA going consumer, Microsoft Build, and the Anthropic/OpenAI IPO race. Plus, does credit card insurance work?
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"In April, utilizing new scanning capabilities, we received an unprecedented 482 new security reports across 65 scanned projects." vs. "typically about 6.5 new security reports a month"
@MarkyK What people putout is always a mystery. Sometimes, as in here, it feels like someone was thrown out of their room, or split town and the land-lord (or parents) just dumped their stuff.
Also, here, someone seems to have confused the dog-poop bag trash can with the regular bins.
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We’re excited to announce that J-Spring is officially sold out!
A huge thank you to everyone who secured their spot. We can’t wait to welcome you and make this an unforgettable experience.
See you tommorow!
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I find it strange that the meme is that we are outsourcing thinking to AI. I spend way more cognitive energy on high-level problems than I've ever had.
In other words, I think about harder problems than I ever thought I could solve due to friction from the lower-level work.
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Success is rare in new projects, so 50%+ failure in AI projects isn't too shocking. Learning takes time, and expectations are often wrong. https://t.co/QboPgXdo2U
The pace of AI adoption means a shorter runway, and the stakes (PII leakage, shadow spend) are higher than ever. Governance and speed aren’t in tension—they’re the same problem. Read @ciberkleid 's analysis on how to deploy #AI safely and at scale.
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This week, @bwhichard, @cote and Matt Ray discuss the Cloudflare CEO's op-ed, upcoming tech IPOs and GitHub getting breached. Plus, ranking our favorite manifestos.
https://t.co/sn3OEdr0Dr
Yes, you should make a video. I think we can coin the term “Vega’s Law”: if Dan thinks and then asks if he should make a video, the answer is always yes :)
Related: I’d enjoy seeing your experience using 100% AI to make videos. Have it use an AI generated Dan (it doesn’t have to be realistic, it can be a cartoon, or even still images - we can assume that eventually it could be a Known Fake that looks perfect), generate the topic, the demos, and talking points. Have Claude Code/Cowork orchestrate the whole thing. “Generate me a ten minute video going over adding passkeys to a generic Spring Boot app” or something like that. Better: pick an existing video of yours so we can compare.
Can you vibe code a platform? A former Home Depot platform engineer gives their take.
@cote & @EpicNerd break it down 👇
🎥 Watch the short: https://t.co/350avxSzHN