Since I’m actually paying for Codex now, I should kinda use it for work and not play, huh

'SK Hynix says 2027 will be the 'worst year' for memory shortage, forecasts crunch to last until 2030 — CEO shares grim outlook on the day SK Hynix gets listed on Nasdaq' https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/dram/sk-hynix-says-2027-will-be-the-worst-year-for-memory-shortage-forecasts-crunch-to-last-until-2030-ceo-shares-grim-outlook-on-the-day-sk-hynix-gets-listed-on-nasdaq

LEGO Icons - Jaguar E-Type up for preorder at LEGO Store ($139.99) https://buff.ly/TL0zqLt [ad]

@DoctorSpork 'high elf white' feels so unachievable 😂 I think I need to airbrush this thing

I can't believe this awful company solicited confidential information and stolen trade secrets, hiring from this other company while pretending to partner with them. 'Rotten to the core' indeed

😛

https://www.macrumors.com/2020/01/09/apple-masimo-apple-watch-lawsuit/

Introducing TwoMillionKit: use Private Cloud Compute with FoundationModels in your Mac app without an entitlement.

https://github.com/insidegui/TwoMillionKit

The pink (Rose Quartz) Pixel 9 Pro remains one of my favorite objects, never met or exceeded by later models. If it only had Magsafe built-in, it would be perfect. It's such a shame to have to put it in a Magsafe case just to mount it on my tripod. I wish the iPhone Air was more like it — with colorways that didn't disappoint, and with cameras that didn't disappoint

Maybe Claude can teach the macOS team how to let me unplug a USB stick without throwing up a 'Disk Not Ejected Properly' alert like it's 1995. No other OS does this, not even iOS

The Lovecraftian hyperfixation of the 1,800-year-old Ancient Roman 'Warhammer' miniature. Incredible video

#warhammer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xM0itSzIs24

first look at LEGO Donkey Kong Arcade set (expected August 1 - $199.99, 1367 pieces) https://www.reddit.com/r/Legoleak/comments/1usqc4r/mario_72051_donkey_kong_arcade_set_image_via/

Not updated for today's release of Codex GPT 5.6 Sol/Terra/Luna: Xcode

The chat experience *is* ChatGPT. Now it's squirreled away in a sub section of a sub pane inside a vastly more-complex app. It's hard to imagine anybody who actually wants to use ChatGPT wants to use it this way, Electron or not. And as a Codex user, I resent having my Codex deleted and renamed 'ChatGPT' instead. I don't want my 'chats' anywhere near my 'work'. This feels like a stupid move that will decimate casual ChatGPT desktop usage

The rollout of the unified ChatGPT for Mac app really isn't going well on X/Reddit 🥶

They kinda fumbled it and I think Anthropic did a slightly better job on first try. Even OpenAI's existing iOS app makes more sense than their new Mac layout right now.

The difference between "normal" chatbot chats, Work/Cowork harnesses with connectors, and Code/Codex local threads and filesystem access is the new UX hell for these companies.

So wtf model am I supposed to pick now?

LOL @ OpenAI replacing the native AppKit ChatGPT app with the Electron Codex app after @gruber's recent posts on the topic 😂

(It's almost like Apple doesn't have clear messaging on the right way to build native desktop apps anymore, and, if Apple doesn't know, why on earth would third-party developers make that investment)

Speaking of gamedev studios that need a shakeup, what the heck has Mojang been doing for ten years? They hired some of the hottest Minecraft mod developers making the coolest things, and… did nothing with them? Minecraft had so much potential — top Minecraft mods birthed entire multimillion-dollar game genres, like Factorio and its ilk — but the actual dev team has wasted their time building and adding one cute animal a year. Minecraft could have been an engine for an entire industry of games

RE: https://flipboard.com/@ign/space-and-science-news-r396nif2z/-/a-jxxR1ajdTz67BQ59QmzBEg%3Aa%3A4274664-%2F0

The Elder Scrolls 6 is vaporware. It was announced 8 years ago, years too early, purely to juice a sale of the company (to Microsoft, which worked great). No indication whatsoever the company might be able to deliver anytime soon, and the next Fallout game might have been ten or more years away from today. Handing the project to Obsidian might have shaved a decade off the wait for the next game in the series, which is bonkers. Bethesda needed an existential wakeup call

You know, there's an entire 30–100-hour 'Fallout: London' game already right there if Microsoft wants to buy a modding team

What if LEGO Masters, but miniature painting?

Now this is my kind of show

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5z5FIN9F7o