Tag: apple
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Clippy: A Little History of Little Guys
The history of ‘Little Guys’ in AI UX. There are very few bits of software that have achieved such lasting cultural immortality as Clippy.
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Eating From the Trough
For the next week, at least, I’ve decided to eat as much slop from the trough as possible. To find out what it’s like.
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Helpful LLocal Models | 2505
Tutorial engines are coming. And they’ll run atop local AI models embedded in our devices at the OS level..
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Apple Intelligence Is Fine
I got Apple Intelligence on my MacBook today. It works—right-click to summarise, rewrite, or proofread text. But this once-magical tech is already mundane, baked seamlessly into workflows.
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A Complete Person
In the past week or so, I’ve been unfollowing accounts across all social platforms. I even (to my own surprise) removed some blogs from my feed reader.
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Cathedral of Screens | 2421
Apple wasn’t just selling products; they were selling a vision, a glimpse into what the world could be. But now we’re in that future—the world they sold us.
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The Only Acceptable Price Point For Consumer AI is Free
These small models aren’t the energy hungry, water guzzling, industrial compute everyone is worried about.
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The Alms Race: A Brief History of Web2
The Alms Race: The escalating development of product features providing direct financial plumbing (and community) tools to users occurring across the legacy Web2 ecosystem.
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Party at 300?
I have a feeling that next week’s Weeknotes (299) will be the soft launch of my new blog layout and theme. Maybe I’ll throw a party at 300.
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Tasty Vision, Pricey Byte | Thoughts on Apple Vision Pro
There’ll be more people watching others immersed in VR worlds than actually in them. A 5% ratio, seems like a reasonable estimate.
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Leaning The Room
I’m writing this from a house that is feeling very sorry for itself.
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So Many Words
I’ve typed so many words into google docs this week that I now feel like I forgot to save some for the blog.
