tech-historian

This blog post renders horribly on my Chrome browser. Then I realized it's because Ghostery is blocking a lot of it. Looks okay in Incognito mode.

If your site doesn't load basic UI elements because they're designated as ads, you're not doing it right.

This is really cool. Bravo! Fun to explore all around.

Only feedback I have is very minor. Some map dots seem to be cities, rather than events. Though, perhaps it is the founding of those cities? I'm looking at Mississauga, Quinte West, Kawartha Lakes, etc (in Canada). However, looking deeper, this does make a lot of sense for bigger cities, and as I scroll the timeline -- this is useful! I guess it's a judgement call on how big of a city to include.

Excellent work on this.

100% agree. Casual mode would be a winner.

I've noticed that Claude always defaults to really small text. They need to train readability into it.

Is Apple silicon really that impressive compared to LLMs? Take a step back. CPUs have been getting faster and more efficient for decades.

Google invented the transformer architecture, the backbone of modern LLMs.

They also lied about having 100+ contributors to PearAI.

> A reassuring line that said Sonos ‘does not and will not sell personal information’ has disappeared [from their privacy policy]

The crux of the issue. How value is customer data really? I know very little about this.

How much influence did Teenage Engineering have on this product? Did TE just design the physical aspects only?