@thsottiaux Remote access on iOS load faster
Multiple logins/accounts for plugins like Gmail
Ability to run /goal with plugins on remote prompts (doesn’t work for me)
Better sync of sessions between desktop and remote (I constantly don’t have all my desktop sessions showing in remote)
@thsottiaux Remote access on iOS load faster
Multiple logins/accounts for plugins like Gmail
Ability to run /goal with plugins on remote prompts (doesn’t work for me)
Better sync of sessions between desktop and remote (I constantly don’t have all my desktop sessions showing in remote)
Henry Nowak was mortally wounded by a hostile foreigner, held down & arrested by White police because he was accused of racism by his own murderer, where he then bled out & died on the street.
This is an allegory for what is happening to European civilization on a global scale.
Never quit as a founder. I’m begging you.
It’s 0 for longer than you’ll ever expect. No momentum. Soul-crushing doubts. Nobody seems to care. Even when it looks like it’s working, it’s not. You keep trying new things. You don’t lose hope.
Then it snaps to 100. You finally find the one thing that resonates. You wake up with more customers than you can handle. Everything is breaking. Momentum keeps building even when you’re not pushing. Something changed.
You didn’t get lucky, you just didn’t leave.
there will this brief era where we can watch our AIs bumble around on the computer clicking things, failing sometimes, taking a ~human amount of time to write code. in the blink of an eye they’ll be manipulating computers far too quickly to monitor
sam just so you know for next time this is technically incorrect usage of the “-maxx” suffix
to “looksmaxx” is to improve oneself, it’s not really a comparison between two different things (“-mogged” is a comparison however). so the correct usage here would’ve been something like:
“we still get looksmogged on frontend…”
or
“we still need to looksmaxx our frontend…”
Apple just named its next CEO. He doesn’t have a LinkedIn profile picture. Because he’s never job searched.
John Ternus joined Apple in July 2001 straight out of Penn mechanical engineering. He has been at one company for 25 years. His title the entire time: some flavor of hardware engineering. He has never run an OS team, an AI lab, or a services business. The board picked him over Craig Federighi (software), Eddy Cue (services), and Johny Srouji (the actual chip designer).
At a $4 trillion company that just spent two years getting publicly criticized about Siri.
Apple Silicon is the AI moat. Every iPhone shipping today runs a Neural Engine that does on-device inference no competitor can match at that power envelope. The reason ChatGPT and Gemini run in the cloud is they need a building full of GPUs to do what an A18 Pro does in your pocket at 3 watts. That gap is widening.
Whoever controls the silicon controls the unit economics of AI. Nvidia controls training. Apple controls inference at the edge. Google is the only other company with both ends, and their consumer hardware ships under 40M Pixels a year vs Apple's 230M+ iPhones.
Ternus has run hardware engineering since 2013. He shipped the iPhone Air, the M-series Macs, the iPhone 17. He worked side-by-side with the chip team on every major architecture transition: the A-series, the M1 break from Intel, the Neural Engine roadmap. He doesn't need to learn what's coming because he scoped it.
The board's read: AI is a vertical integration problem. The only person who's been in every architecture review for the last decade is the one who just got the job.
Tim's bet was supply chain. John's bet is the stack.
The guy with no posts about it just inherited the most important hardware company in the world.
I'm in Australia this week, and we're releasing a new country report from the Anthropic Economic Index. Here's what we found about how Australians use Claude. 🧵