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Apple previewed some of the features in 2024, but it suffered a series of delays that put it further behind competitors and hurt its reputation. The Siri revamp will likely be CEO Tim Cook's final major product launch before handing leadership over to John Ternus. Claude Opus 4.8: “a modest but tangible improvement” (3 minute read) Claude Opus 4.8's most prominent improvement is its ability to be honest. It is more likely than previous models to flag uncertainties about its work and less likely to make unsupported claims. The model has a new feature that allows mid-conversation system messages. This means users can append updated instructions later in long-running conversations without restating the full system prompt. 🚀 Science & Futuristic Technology The most spectacular rocket explosion since N1 just happened in Florida (4 minute read) A spectacular explosion occurred during a static fire test of Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket last night. The super heavy lift rocket exploded shortly after engine ignition. No one was injured during the failure, and the cause is still being investigated. A video of the explosion is available in the article. Waymo opens Ojai robotaxis to select riders as company aims to lower cost of fleet expansion (4 minute read) Waymo's new Ojai robotaxis are designed to work better in snowier conditions. They are cheaper to manufacture and feature the sixth-generation Waymo Driver, which can better detect critical details in low-light situations. The vehicles will be available to some public passengers in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phoenix, with service expanding to San Diego, Las Vegas, and Denver in the summer. Waymo plans to have thousands of Ojai cars on the road by the end of the year. 💻 Programming, Design & Data Science Tired of typing through the week? You don't have to anymore (Sponsor) Email, briefs, Slack, AI prompts, Doc edits: Wispr Flow turns your voice into clean text 4x faster than you can type. 89% of messages get sent with zero edits and it works everywhere you do: Gmail, Slack, Notion, Linear, ChatGPT. See why teams at OpenAI, Vercel, and Clay use Flow daily. Try it free Introducing dynamic workflows in Claude Code (5 minute read) Dynamic workflows in Claude Code enable Claude to take on challenging tasks end-to-end. Claude dynamically writes orchestration scripts that run hundreds of parallel subagents, checking the work before returning it to users. The feature is available now in research preview in the Claude Code CLI, Desktop, and the VS Code extension for Max, team, and Enterprise plans. It can consume substantially more tokens than a typical Claude Code session, so it is recommended that users start with a scoped task to get a feel for usage. The Orchestration Tax (9 minute read) Spawning agents is easy. The real skill is in designing the system around human attention. Agents can make you feel productive while barely producing anything. This failure mode will be invisible until the system breaks and the developer realizes they have no idea how it works anymore. 🎁 Miscellaneous How Meta is looking for revenue outside advertising to justify its ballooning capex bill (4 minute read) Meta's capital expenditures are forcing it to explore new revenue sources. The company has announced a series of subscription tiers and it is monetizing its AI chatbot. It is also launching a new Enterprise Solutions unit, which will mimic the forward-deployed engineer models used by Google and OpenAI to open up B2B revenue streams. The company is considering opening its own cloud computing business once it has excess compute. How Online Sleuthing Helped Catch the ‘Google Insider' on Polymarket (6 minute read) Polymarket doesn't require users to submit proof of identity, making it mostly anonymous. However, it uses blockchain-based technology, which makes it possible for anyone to monitor the bets, profits, and losses of individual accounts. This allows sleuths to spot suspicious activity and call it out, even if they can't identify the actual traders. Online sleuths have become an unexpected ally of law enforcement in tackling the emerging challenge of insider trading on prediction markets. Blockchain trading is transparent and traceable - even sophisticated actors have trouble staying hidden. ⚡ Quick Links Migrate without the manual rework with Azure Copilot Migration Agent (Sponsor) Microsoft Azure's Copilot Migration Agent turns complex migration data into clear answers. Through natural language prompts you can evaluate readiness, risk, and ROI to make confident decisions. Read the playbook. We're in the Over-engineering Game Now (4 minute read) AI allows developers to over-engineer everything as the vision for the application is no longer constrained by resources. The radical network redesign that led AWS to forge a more resilient cloud (22 minute read) A look at how a team at Amazon applied random graph theory to a data center network. IBM rallies after committing to spend $10 billion to pursue the holy grail of quantum computing (2 minute read) IBM plans to spend over $10 billion over the next five years to create a large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer. Be TLDR's first VP Marketing ($300k-$400k, Fully Remote) TLDR is hiring a VP of Marketing to scale growth, pipeline, and brand across 8M+ subscribers, 13 newsletters, and advertisers like AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft, and Anthropic. Apply here. Anthropic nears $1 trillion valuation in latest round (4 minute read) Anthropic is now the most valuable AI company in Silicon Valley. Package managers that package package managers (5 minute read) A look at 42 package managers and whether they install other package managers. 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