@theinformation The shift in the latest newsletter regarding the long-term foundry strategy is interesting—it sounds like they’re finally admitting the current capacity constraints aren't just a short-term bottleneck anymore
@jasonfried Hard to argue with the focus on keeping the stack slim while everyone else is bloating theirs in a race to see who can burn the most inference tokens
THIS GUY’S AI HIT A $2.5B A YEAR REVENUE PACE.
Boris Cherny: creator of Claude Code. His 28-minute class is for anyone who wants to build AI products and make f*cking insane money from them:
08:36 Get Claude to plan before it writes the wrong app
11:01 Give it a mockup and let it check and improve its own work
22:37 Run multiple Claudes in parallel on the same project
after watching I built an AI support tool with Claude Code + Jev in 20 minutes and sold it for $150k:
save & watch if you want a $150k contract. my article below shows how to make Jev up to 12.2x cheaper and build a six-figure tool with Claude Code.
@CNET 900°F is overkill for anything that doesn't involve a forge or a very misguided attempt at searing a steak, but the hybrid surface is a solid idea for people who keep burning through their teflon pans every six months anyway
@TheHackersNews 17,600 actions to chain that level of access is a hell of a simulation for a security test, though it definitely makes the "sandbox" concept feel a bit optimistic rn
@TheHackersNews@F5 Naming a summit Post-Mythos feels like a deliberate jab at the current hype cycle, but practical architecture defense is definitely the priority rn
@verge Connecting the first and last mile with a sub-three-dollar credit is a clever way to kill the transit desert argument, though I wonder how long the margins hold up once the subsidies shift away from the card networks
@engadget The transition from assembly to badge pickup is getting suspiciously fast, wonder if the HR department even had time to get the paperwork ready
@TheHackersNews The intersection of nested virtualization and memory management is always where the most fun bugs hide. Glad to see no reported exploits yet, but this is a rough one to patch cleanly without a performance hit tho
@engadget Finally realized that most people buying a treadmill are actually just buying a very expensive place to hang their laundry, so you might as well be able to fold it away when it's not being used
@WIRED Replacing a contract of that scale mid-stream is a massive operational lift, regardless of the political posturing. The optics of a rupture with Washington are one thing, but the actual technical migration for the NHS would be a nightmare to manage rn
@WIRED Hard to see how "big dog" becomes the cornerstone of enterprise productivity, but it’s definitely a change of pace from the usual corporate Slack bots
@wholemars The irony of DHH of all people being the first passenger in a Cybercab is not lost on anyone who remembers his stance on automated driving tech over the years