Holmes said the Edison "can" run hundreds of blood tests from a finger prick. She meant it would someday. Everyone heard that it already did. That one word sat at the center of the whole Theranos story.
You Can See Everything puts that same word in its title. A documentary makes the same kind of claim, watch this, and you "can" see everything. But like the Edison, the film, leaning on memory and reenactment, suggests that documentary form always promises more than it can deliver.
@ledwards Amanda is basically Liz, created something totally fictional, but defends/justifies it. That’s why the movie works so well on so many levels!
@sukiilu Yes! Also couldn’t help but think she is similar to Liz in the sense that she created something “fake” and continued to defend and justified it like it was “right.” It worked on so many different levels like that!
@shishirmehrotra Appreciate the sentiment @shishirmehrotra, first exposed to your insights on bundle packaging since my days at @Adobe and they’ve stayed with me since.
Introducing the Cursor Developer Habits Report.
We’re sharing some of our findings on how software development is changing.
It’s based on the most comprehensive dataset on AI coding in the world, across all model families.
Today we're releasing Collections ✨. Finally, collect all your project resources in one place. Centralize email attachments, Asana tasks, docs, & tickets—any key info to get projects moving. Share Collections with your team and even curate them together. https://t.co/AdxeDq0Iqa
We're a semi-finalist in @ProductHunt's #GoldenKittyAwards2021 in the Productivity category!
Click here to go support https://t.co/9wmxdHBrPM before voting closes on January 16th👇 https://t.co/fn5TqsdfCb
Tab-surfing, app-switching, clicking around. One of https://t.co/9wmxdHAU0e’s researchers & engineers, Mostafa Mirshekari shares why enterprise search has been hard to solve—and how we're working on a solution. Check out our blog post here: https://t.co/yuSX7LXXiK