Wow, that guy in the thread attacking them is an asshole.
Does it read like AI slop to anybody else?
Readit Newsfrenchie4111 commented on France is taking state actions against GrapheneOS? grapheneos.social/@Graphe... · Posted by u/gabrielgio
frenchie4111 commented on Spatial intelligence is AI’s next frontier drfeifei.substack.com/p/f... · Posted by u/mkirchner
I enjoy Fei-fei li's communication style. It's straight and to the point in a way that I find very easy to parse. She's one of my primary idols in the AI space these days.
This is awesome! I'd love to print one for my office. Any chance there is an stl around I can print without having to get the script running?
frenchie4111 commented on Claude Code refused to add rainbows and unicorns to my app · Posted by u/glamp
Can we agree that this is no longer programming?
I don't know what it is, but trying to coax my goddamn tooling into doing what I want is not why I got into this field.
(I agree we shouldn't call it programming)
Uhm – isn't "coax my goddamn tooling into doing what I want" basically all we did pre-LLMs anyway?
Are there other Google services down, or just YouTube?
frenchie4111 commented on Getting syntax highlighting wrong tonsky.me/blog/syntax-hig... · Posted by u/robenkleene
In my experience I have never once thought about what color means what, but if the colors are wrong I can "sense" that something is broken. It almost becomes a second sense, the patterns are recognized somewhere deep in my mammal brain
frenchie4111 commented on Liquid Glass Is Cracked, and Usability Suffers in iOS 26 nngroup.com/articles/liqu... · Posted by u/uxjw
My (certainly biased, long term apple user) opinion is that Liquid Glass is delightful. I upgraded as soon as I could, and it's honestly a joy to use
frenchie4111 commented on SimpleFold: Folding proteins is simpler than you think github.com/apple/ml-simpl... · Posted by u/kevlened
I am curious to hear an expert weigh in on this approach's implications for protein folding research. This sounds cool but it's really unclear to me what the implications are
frenchie4111 commented on SimpleFold: Folding proteins is simpler than you think github.com/apple/ml-simpl... · Posted by u/kevlened
I wonder why Apple can create a model to fold proteins, but still can't get Siri to control the phone competently? I'm not sure I agree with Apple's priorities. I guess these things are not synchronous and they can work on multiple things at a time.
I am genuinely interested where the strong negativity towards Siri has come from in recent culture. From what I gather it's likely due to the high expectations we have for Apple. But what I don't really get is why is there not a similar amount of negativity being directed at Google or Samsung, who both have equally shit phone AI assistants (obviously this is just from my perspective, I am a daily user of both iOS and a Samsung Android)
I am not trying to defend Apple or Siri by any means. I think the product absolutely should (and will) improve. I am just curious to explore why there is such negativity being directed specifically at Apple's AI assistant.
I need this bubble to last until 2026 and this is scaring me.
Vesting window?