"Twitter set to accept Musk's $43 billion offer."
So be it.
Congratulations on the Twitter board - it's not sarcastic. I can understand them if they think it is a perfect chance to 'exit' from a labyrinth.
Welcome, and good luck to Mr. Musk. I wish he would've read Yishan's tweets that I touched on in my last post.
P.S.: Oh, please don't block Tweetbot. (Or give us a more usable official app.)
I ordered an M5 Ultra Mac Studio with 512 GB of memory and an 8 TB SSD. At $25,799, it cost more than twice what I paid for my M3 Ultra. I had to pause at checkout. Here’s why I bought it anyway, and what I want to learn from running local models and agents across the two machines.
In 2005, I watched Sir Patrick Stewart perform from just ten meters away. I still remember his voice. Nothing is forever, and I’m reaching an age of saying goodbye to people I’ve loved. RIP, my captain and professor.
The Theranos story should be familiar to most people by now. I had read John Carreyrou's Bad Blood and listened to the audiobook, and both had left a strong impression. (I hadn't watched The Dropout, though.) By the time I saw the trailer for You Can
At Orkes Shift ’26 in San Francisco, I explored the work behind reliable AI agents: preserving progress, recovering from failures, and waiting for human decisions. How much of that infrastructure might agents eventually build and operate themselves?
