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OAuth updates for app devs! Over the past few weeks we've been chatting with devs and doing a pass over our SDKs and docs to address issues. This blog post summarizes the main changes we've made, some tweaks still in flight, and links to longer form writing about security and design trade-offs
New York is going to start asking companies to identify when layoffs are due to automation such as AI. It looks like weโre going to have hard data from at least one U.S. state of whether tech layoffs are due to ZIRP ending, section 174 tax changes or AI taking jobs.
Amusing that when using the em dash (โ) there's the assumption that you used AI to write stuff. This is because ChatGPT uses it a lot but most people don't (ChatGPT probably was trained on lots of quality writing) Except... some people use the em dash when writing!! E.g. I always did with longform
Bluesky is a funny place. Itโs informative about current politics but also a great network if you want to be virulently abused by people whose politics overlaps 95% with yours. Itโs actually where I learned there is a leftist vs liberal divide that is like the Montagues and Capulets feud. So weird.
โLook at the wild sh!t people are saying to ChatGPTโ has replaced โlook at the wild sh!t people are saying on Facebook/Twitterโ as the well that doesnโt run dry for tech reporters looking to fear monger about tech. At some point weโll realize the problem is people not tech.
@lydz.bsky.social and I asked the former Irish President Mary Robinson to trade seats on a regular commercial Aer Lingus flight between DUB and JFK so that we could sit next to each other. We had no idea who she was until after the flight. Onboard same flight was current President Michael Higgins.
i read ansel adams' books when i was a teen, and this always stuck with me: he said that if a photograph is a symphony, the negative is the score and the print is the performance it's so funny to me when photographers are snobby about editing. likeโฆ i'm pretty sure ansel adams is better than you
i kind of wish Next just had a global SSR off switch. not because itโs necessarily a great thing to do (you lose initial load perf badly) but to draw a distinction between RSC and SSR. i think plenty of teams that just will never adopt SSR out of principle (too annoying) would benefit from RSC
So interesting to keep learning how Google's tooling is SO different to the rest of the industry. IDE: most of the industry uses VS Code, or Jetbrains or something similar. Many (most?) devs at Google use a tool called Cider: deeply intergrated with Google's services
i love editing photos. this is the original. the pentax q-s1 USUALLY has better raws, but earlier on the trip i managed to grease a fingerprint across the ENTIRE tiny sensor & had no way to clean it. it affected sharpness & color i choose to believe this added to the film-like look (lol)
Perplexity's Deep Research more often than not beats ChatGPT's Deep Research in my experience Whenever I want to kick off research, I use both parallel (cheap enough to do so!) Perplexity usually both faster, more detailed, and provides more sources DNA of a company showing?
i was installing servers in the federal data center in the basement of the ford building in DC and shared the elevator with some slick televangelist-looking very tall white man who showed his shiny teeth to me like he was expecting me to ask for his autograph and to this day i have no idea who he is
i suppose i shouldn't be surprised but i successfully switched my very expensive medication from this clusterfuck of a pharmacy to a much better one โ one that got a 52-WEEK approval from my insurance, instead of 11.5 WEEKS. bc they know how to multiply. and the below clusterfuck pharmacyโฆ
Wooow this rocks ๐ฉต #wwdc25 "Check out the cool animations folders have when you drag a file over them... they open up. Then if they're filled, the folder shows papers in them, otherwise they don't. They also have an animation for when the file does actually move into it."
Hmmโฆ so I guess this won't (easily) solve the "keep an SSH client session open in the background" problemโฆ I mean it could, but the UX wouldn't be great: "your app needs to run the task only in response to someoneโs action, such as tapping a button" #wwdc25