Let’s switch from Chrome to Brave, as it is a more privacy-focused browser and the ad blocker extensions don’t function anymore. I’ll also show how to make Windows start Brave when you type ‘chrome’ into your Run box. And let’s fix those profile icons.
GPT-6 Astra was released last week. Every time a new model comes out, I find myself looking for the pelicans on a bike (bigger comparison for ChatGPT here). The ARC-AGI-3 test sparked my interest, as it shows that the harness matters greatly! This chart makes one thing clear: results depend on the combination of the…
‘Made in America’ label turns out to be some sort of a marketing scam, and that is what the bots at Amazon are now confirming. To be fair: an LLM may generate anything, so take their output with a grain of salt… but it looks like they have some extra data points the user has…
Yesterday, I watched a podcast featuring Gregor Hohpe. He shared some nice insights into how architects can function within an organization: as amplifiers rather than gatekeepers. A lot of what he described resonated with me, particularly in relation to how we approach pathfinding at Wehkamp.
This is a great article about hiring a strong candidate, that fitted on the technical level, but not on the relational and organizational level: He simply operated on a model of engineering work that did not include the relational and organizational layer as part of the work. When working in teams the team output should…
Sometimes you hear a story that stays with you. This is the story of how the Nintendo 3DS got hacked trough a buffer overflow in a game using a QR code! But that is not all… it set off an arms race between (an almost paranoid company called) Nintendo and the community to get control…