🚨🤖 Today, I'm launching an AI agent that gets things done across iPhone apps. It's powered by OpenAI GPT 4.1 and is open source. Try it out!

.Aqua Voice is great, using it every day now

However many payments companies you think exist, there are at least 10x more.

PIZZA DONUT?! Science has gone too far!

it's completely false that we only use a small part of our brain. Every single one of your neurons fires somewhat regularly. When we do fMRIs that measure brain activity we contrast regions that fire more actively vs. those that fire less, hence it looks like a single region is

I have used operator by OpenAI almost daily since the o3 update. It’s very good at finding things online. Today I wanted to buy a chair, but the only shop I saw it in had 60 working days delivery time. So I asked operator to find a store that had it in stock. 11 minutes

Glad we finally have a definite answer on how many countries there are

Great new books today

made a cool little app with Replit ⠕ ; it was slow; told the AI to make it faster: it did - 25x faster. We actually live in the time where we can just tell AI "make it faster" and it works

large corner radii are the "delve" of UI built by AI

I feel like I’ve never had a good hotdog, but then again, are any actually good? Is there such a thing as a good 🌭? Not a euphemism

The refractions of new Apple design language “Liquid Glass” in video are insanely cool

the live translation feature for iPhone is good, but I feel like we've moved beyond highly-robotic voices in the last eh.. two weeks

When photography emerged in 1839, French academic painter Paul Delaroche reportedly declared, "From today, painting is dead!" In one sense, Delaroche was right — what died was the careers of those painters who photocopied what they saw. New painters emerged that captured

The first statement does not lead to the second. We know that there are two systems, one of which is conscious. But we don’t know for sure what makes the brain conscious, and not (yet) the computer.

endgame was always a featureless pane of glass - only content, as little visible hardware or UX Love the new work, confident they’ll add layers and adoptions to prevent obvious poor readability

Apple has long been a champion for accessibility. That’s not changing and these takes would be fair if it wasn’t for the long history of Apple doing the right thing for accessibility.

"Why can't I use Remote for everything?" - customers So we built it. Native HRIS, payroll and performance management in one. Fast, easy to use, truly a single platform. No duct tape.

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Competition is great for consumers