The new search previews in @NotionHQ will save you many clicks. Truly a team effort, but special kudos to @jinsu, who designed it... and then got inspired to just build the whole thing himself over a weekend!
Spotify's top developers stopped writing code in December.
Their system "Honk" lets engineers ship features from a phone via Claude Code. Message Claude mid-commute, app update is live by the time you get to the office.
50+ features shipped in 2025.
Tim Hortons' new "Always Canada" commercial is brilliant.
It perfectly captures how Canadians have fond memories of moments that often included @TimHortons
Their marketing agency absolutely nailed it.
The problem?
Walk into a store today, and the experience doesn't live up to what the ad promises. They've drifted from the quality coffee and donuts they were known for, trying to be everything to everyone.
Sea salt wedges, anyone?
It's frustrating to watch world-class marketing promote a product that no longer delivers on the feeling it's selling.
If they could just make the in-store experience match the emotion in their ads, they'd have something special again.
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Intel hired a new chief architect to rebuild its GPU strategy. CEO Lip-Bu Tan says it took “some persuasion.”
Meanwhile, Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices still run the board.
AI is forcing hard resets.
@codyschneider This is the first of many stories like this.
Once the cost to build drops below the cost to renew, the decision is easy.
AI just changed that math permanently.
2026 will be brutal for bloated SaaS.
@nikunj That framing checks out.
That’s exactly how we use it: ChatGPT as the thinking partner, Claude as the work companion.
What’s changing is that Gemini is quietly creeping into the work side.
When the world’s LARGEST company, Apple, chooses its BIGGEST competitor, Google, to support its most IMPORTANT product, iPhone, you know the underlying tech is next level.
Apple picking Gemini for Siri says it all.
In AI, ego loses. Execution wins.
@SlackHQ Slackbot isn’t a feature anymore. It’s a digital coworker.
Adopted, not mandated. That’s the signal.
This is how AI actually shows up at work.
When the world’s LARGEST company, Apple, chooses its BIGGEST competitor, Google, to support its most IMPORTANT product, iPhone, you know the underlying tech is next level.
Apple picking Gemini for Siri says it all.
In AI, ego loses. Execution wins.
@VibeMarketer_ The real AI edge isn’t tools. It’s leverage.
Use AI to automate what you already do well, kill boring manual work, and solve specific “Sunday night” pains.
@David_Kasten@jeremyphoward Smart move by Maryland.
Instead of forcing LLMs to scrape PDFs and broken pages, they’re giving machines clean, structured text via llms.txt.
Humans get websites.
AI gets clarity.
Time gets saved.
This is what modern gov services look like.
Consumers don’t want “AI PCs.” They want better battery life, faster performance, and fair prices.
Dell is pulling back the AI narrative in 2026 for a reason.
Stop marketing the tech.
Start marketing the outcome.
OpenAI isn’t buying products. It’s buying people.
They’re acquiring the team behind Convogo, not the IP or tech. Product shuts down, talent joins AI cloud efforts.
Signal is clear: in AI, teams > features.
Google just went all-in on Gemini inside Gmail.
Search your inbox with plain English, get instant summaries, auto-prioritized emails, to-dos, and AI writing help.
This is Google’s biggest Gmail AI push yet. 2026 is shaping up to be the year AI actually saves time.