@_mavilein@shareupapp I've been able to load the site this afternoon/evening, and our telemetry doesn't show any downtime. Hopefully, it was just a hiccup for you.
It’s a great and easy way to see what AI models (from the big companies, open source models on @ollama, or small open source models running on your Mac) are capable of today. Easily and privately interact with your files, https://t.co/gdPudnwMYy items, email, calendar, etc.
Announcement: our new https://t.co/4adByA008E Mac app is designed to be your headless private AI server, connected to your email and calendar, and always available to the iOS app and even https://t.co/4adByA008E in Chrome… all backed by end-to-end encryption.
@steipete Although it seems like your 🤖 army has already figured it out, the solution for us was to use `FOR NO KEY UPDATE` row-level locks. https://t.co/mhO2G5Xkji
The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world every app needed to be updated on day one for iOS 26. Actually, apps built for iOS 18 look perfectly fine on iOS 26.
WeTransfer: “We promise we won't use your files for AI anymore”
https://t.co/ytlfjeeBKn: “It’s impossible for us to access your files or links.”
I think the difference matters regardless of how many people willingly sacrifice their privacy without getting anything in return.
@mpweiher I’m sorry you couldn’t get it to work. Super odd.
Life is good. Still in Berlin at the same apartment near our old Wunderlist office. What about you?
“Scaling Software Architecture For Vibe Coders” A book that needs to exist now. It’s not about writing code that works anymore. It’s about creating it in a way that you can feel accountable for. A path forward for your project to grow without losing control.
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End-to-end encrypted, anonymous notes are such a great addition to https://t.co/ytlfjeeBKn spaces. Now, you can share files, links, and notes—all encrypted and anonymous. Try it out and let us know what you think.