My bots keep doing things for me. π
@scobleizer
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Apple’s Early Manufacturing: From Home Assembly to HP Wave Soldering
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When I was Apple's first child laborer (we made Apple II motherboards in our house back in 1978) it took my mom 30 minutes to solder a motherboard. My first job was at HP running a wave soldering machine (since I knew how to solder thanks to my mom teaching me to solder boards
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Web 4.0: The Headless Web for Autonomous Agents
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This is evidence of a new "headless" Web being developed by the nerds. A Web just for people's agents to come and visit and do business with. Web 1.0: sharing info.
Web 2.0: making it dynamic.
Web 3.0: making it trustworthy.
Web 4.0: making it for agents. π I once gave -
AI-Powered News Aggregator Tracks Daily Announcements
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Anthropic Controversy: Users Consider Switching from ChatGPT
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Based on what I'm seeing people are pretty mad at Anthropic. I wouldn't close your ChatGPT account yet. π
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Mac Mini Strategy for Enterprise AI Adoption in Silicon Valley
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Gotta start somewhere. A Mac Mini is just easier to get onto hundreds of people's desks and get them to use it since most people in Silicon Valley use Macs anyway.
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Early Gig Economy Platform: Human Task Marketplace Service
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Yeah. Back in the early days. It had a service where you could hire humans to do little jobs.
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Nerdy Dads Staying Current with State of the Art Tech
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Here is to nerdy dads who kept up with state of the art.
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Waymo and Tesla Robotaxis Arrive for Family Transportation
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Waymo and Tesla Robotaxi come to my house already. Which is how my kids are gonna get around. π
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Teams of Agents and Humans Collaborating in Slack Channel
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I'm working with teams of agents and teams of humans in a single Slack channel. All iterating together.