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  • 01
    v2.1.283
    What's changed Added x-claude-code-prompt-id to the gateway hint headers so LLM gateways can group the requests that serve one user prompt; opt in with CLAUDE_CODE_GATEWAY_HINT_HEADERS=1 Added availableModelsMatch managed setting: with "exact" , an availableModels entry allows only the model version it names, so new releases stay blocked until listed Added deniedModels managed setting to block specific models, even when availableModels allows them Added MCP tool, WebFetch and WebSearch outputs tashwin-ant
  • 02
    v2.1.282
    What's changed Added a maxProseWidth setting that caps the width of Claude's prose in wide terminals while tables and code blocks keep the full width Added a startup notice, and /status and claude doctor entries, listing telemetry variables in a project's settings files that were ignored or that turned telemetry off Added the allowClaudeInChromeWithManagedMcp managed setting to let claude --chrome run alongside an exclusive managed-mcp.json ; the error shown when Chrome is blocked now names it Aashwin-ant
  • 03
    v2.1.281
    What's changed Added Claude apps gateway support for newer Claude Desktop keys in desktop policy blocks, including blockReadsOutsideWorkingDirectories and disableBypassPermissionsMode Added assume_role on Claude apps gateway Bedrock upstreams: the gateway calls Bedrock as an IAM role it assumes through STS, in another AWS account if needed, optionally one session per developer Added guardrail: {id, version} on Claude apps gateway Bedrock upstreams to apply an Amazon Bedrock guardrail to every reashwin-ant
  • 04
    v2.1.280
    What's changed Added Claude Opus 5.5 ( claude-opus-5-5 ), now the default Opus model — 1M context, $4/$20 per Mtok with $0.20/Mtok cache reads Added mouse support to more lists in fullscreen mode: the wheel scrolls the /skills list, and a skill's state options in /plugin can be clicked Added CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_MCP_DESCRIPTION_LENGTH to change the 2,048-character cap on MCP tool descriptions and server instructions for every MCP server in the session Added hook output sizes and the number of oversizashwin-ant
  • 05
    v2.1.278
    What's changed Changed auto mode for Claude API and Enterprise users, and on Bedrock, Vertex, Foundry and gateways, to default to the server-side classifier, which does not charge for classifier overhead ( CLAUDE_CODE_AUTO_MODE_SERVER=0 opts out on Bedrock, Vertex, Foundry and gateways); warns on billed fallback. See https://code.claude.com/docs/en/auto-mode-classifier-billing Added an Auto mode server row to /status showing whether this session's auto mode classifier runs on the serverashwin-ant
  • 06
    v2.1.277
    What's changed Added AGENTS.md support: in a project with no CLAUDE.md, Claude Code reads AGENTS.md instead; change it under "Project instructions" in /config (not yet on Bedrock, Vertex or Foundry) Added CLAUDE_GATEWAY_PROXY_IS_EGRESS_BOUNDARY=1 for Claude apps gateways whose only egress is a forward proxy: every outbound request hands the proxy the hostname instead of resolving it locally Added an optional headers: map on Claude apps gateway upstreams, to send static headers to a proxy you runashwin-ant
  • 07
    v2.1.276
    What's changed Fixed every request failing with 400 … Input tag 'advisor_20260301' when ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL points at a proxy or gateway (2.1.275 regression)ashwin-ant
  • 08
    v2.1.275
    What's changed Added the signed-in account to Claude apps gateway sign-in: when the gateway names it, you confirm it before the credential is saved, and /status shows it Added a send-now key (ctrl+enter, or ctrl+x ctrl+s) that interrupts the current turn and sends all queued messages at once; sent and queued messages show in gray until the model receives them Added a startup warning when a configured otelHeadersHelper fails, so sessions that silently export no telemetry are noticed Added syncingashwin-ant
  • 09
    v2.1.274
    What's changed Added a visible warning when memory usage is critical, with steps to free memory or restart safely Added CLAUDE_CODE_MCP_STARTUP_WAIT_MS to bound how long the first non-interactive turn waits for connecting MCP servers ( 0 = don't wait) Added effort attribute to the claude_code.llm_request OpenTelemetry trace span, matching the api_request event Added claude_code.managed_settings_resolved OTel event: managed-settings sources and policy helper state; redacted settings and digests washwin-ant
  • 10
    v2.1.273
    What's changed Added x-claude-code-request-class , x-claude-code-agent-type , x-claude-code-prev-tool-durations , x-claude-code-compaction and x-claude-code-context-compacted request headers for LLM gateways; opt in with CLAUDE_CODE_GATEWAY_HINT_HEADERS=1 Added a notification when an MCP server disconnects mid-session and automatic reconnection gives up, pointing at /mcp Added forking a session started with claude --remote-control or /remote-control from the Claude app; the fork runs as a backgrashwin-ant
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  • 01
    Forking-Sequences — Part II: Multi-Horizon Forecast Ensembling with Reduced Volatility
    Based on: Potosnak, W., Wolff, M., Cao, M., Ma, R., Konstantinova, T., Efimov, D., Mahoney, M.W., Oreshkin, B., & Olivares, K.G. "Forking-Sequences: Statistically and Computationally Efficient Multi-Horizon Forecasting with Reduced Volatility." Transactions on Machine Learning Research, 2026. (Disclaimer: Code implementation not used in the paper; not affiliated with Amazon — provided as a reference for forking-sequences and forecast ensembling) TL;DR Ensembling, nearly for free. Forking-sequencWilla Potosnak
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    OpenMote
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    Patternflow
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    Openterface KeyMod
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    GB-Link USB V2
    A USB-to-Game-Boy Link adapter that brings retro multiplayer online through your browser
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    wafer.space GF180MCU Run 3
    Fabricate 1,000 chips of your own design
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    Firehat
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    MNT Station
    A modular, open hardware desktop computer and server
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    MNT Pocket Reform
    A newer, smaller, lighter, more-affordable, seven-inch mini Reform laptop that remains fully open source
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    MNT Reform Next
    A new 12.5" open hardware laptop that is future-proof, modular, and highly performant
  • 10
    Conduit-FPGA
    An open FPGA integration platform featuring the SYZYGY standard
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    Songbird
    Empower your creativity with this flexible handheld audio device designed for artists, musicians, and makers
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    Grapple Probe
    A debug probe that keeps the magic smoke where it belongs
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    TinyNES
    Classic NES games on open source hardware that fits in the palm of your hand
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    DiceKeys
    Security keys you create by rolling dice
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    Flexible, next-generation, open source software-defined radio
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    Game Bub
    An open-source FPGA retro-emulation handheld
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  • 01
    Let’s Use the Emergent CSS random() Function in all the Browsers
    The journey to create a polyfill for the upcoming CSS random() function that works in all browsers. Let’s Use the Emergent CSS random() Function in all the Browsers originally handwritten and published with love on CSS-Tricks . You should really get the newsletter as well.Lee Meyer
  • 02
    What’s !important #18: <geolocation>, Syntax ::highlight()ing, named-feature(), and More
    Well, that’s a wrap. No, not a flex-wrap, but rather today marks a new day, week, month, season, aaaand new edition of What’s important (#18), bringing you the best content that developers have produced over the last couple of weeks or so. What’s !important #18: <geolocation>, Syntax ::highlight()ing, named-feature(), and More originally handwritten and published with love on CSS-Tricks . You should really get the newsletter as well.Daniel Schwarz
  • 03
    Creating Web Widgets Using the Document Picture-in-Picture API
    The general idea is that we create a Document Picture-in-Picture window (DPIP window), and then we put HTML, CSS, and JavaScript into it. Creating Web Widgets Using the Document Picture-in-Picture API originally handwritten and published with love on CSS-Tricks . You should really get the newsletter as well.Daniel Schwarz
  • 04
    animation-trigger
    The CSS animation-trigger property allows you to delay the start of a CSS animation until a specific trigger occurs. animation-trigger originally handwritten and published with love on CSS-Tricks . You should really get the newsletter as well.Saleh Mubashar
  • 05
    MicroLighter: Syntax Highlighter
    Syntax highlighting for code blocks without the complicated markup, spans, classes, and bloated JavaScript, courtesy of Uncle Dave. MicroLighter: Syntax Highlighter originally handwritten and published with love on CSS-Tricks . You should really get the newsletter as well.Geoff Graham
  • 06
    WordPress PHP-Only Block Registration
    Seven and half years after blocks arrived in Core, WordPress introduces a way to build blocks without React annd build pipelines. All you need is PHP. WordPress PHP-Only Block Registration originally handwritten and published with love on CSS-Tricks . You should really get the newsletter as well.Fränk Klein
  • 07
    Resolved: CSS Class Prefix Selector
    A newly resolved proposal would allow us to select classes that are a prefix for variations with a wildcard, like .prefix-* . Resolved: CSS Class Prefix Selector originally handwritten and published with love on CSS-Tricks . You should really get the newsletter as well.Geoff Graham
  • 08
    CSS Navigation Matching, Early Days
    Apply a style when someone navigates from one specific page to another. The idea being it'd make the sources for cross-document view transitions declarative in CSS rather than managing that stuff in JavaScript. CSS Navigation Matching, Early Days originally handwritten and published with love on CSS-Tricks . You should really get the newsletter as well.Geoff Graham
  • 09
    WordPress.com Student Plan
    As someone who teaches beginning web development, I find that building a WordPress site makes for a great final project. Hosting those projects has always been a roadblock though. WordPress.com Student Plan originally handwritten and published with love on CSS-Tricks . You should really get the newsletter as well.Geoff Graham
  • 10
    Dark mode toggles: two states are enough
    Lea's pushing back on light/dark mode implementations that display three state options for visitors: light, dark, and system. Dark mode toggles: two states are enough originally handwritten and published with love on CSS-Tricks . You should really get the newsletter as well.Geoff Graham
  • 11
    What’s !important #17: Custom Highlight API, CSS Navigation Matching, Fixing text-stroke, and More
    Plus, how to style skeleton UIs, how to enable diagonal scrolling, how images can overflow themselves, and yet, still more. Basically, how to do a lot of really cool (CSS) stuff. What’s !important #17: Custom Highlight API, CSS Navigation Matching, Fixing text-stroke, and More originally handwritten and published with love on CSS-Tricks . You should really get the newsletter as well.Daniel Schwarz
  • 12
    Blocked aria-hidden: The Warning is Right, and Every Fix You’ve Found is Wrong
    The warning is correct. And the recommended fixes you've probably seen are wrong. Here's what you can do instead to properly fix the issue. Blocked aria-hidden: The Warning is Right, and Every Fix You’ve Found is Wrong originally handwritten and published with love on CSS-Tricks . You should really get the newsletter as well.Durgesh Rajubhai Pawar
  • 13
    Animating CSS border-image
    Border images are an overlooked feature. One neat fact is that border image slices can run across entire borders on an element, and animating it creates beautiful effects. Animating CSS border-image originally handwritten and published with love on CSS-Tricks . You should really get the newsletter as well.Preethi
  • 14
    SmashingConf Freiburg 2026, September 7-10
    Smashing Magazine’s in-person conferences are back and returning to the wonderful city of Freiburg next month, September 7–10. SmashingConf Freiburg 2026, September 7-10 originally handwritten and published with love on CSS-Tricks . You should really get the newsletter as well.Geoff Graham
  • 15
    Using and Styling the Dialog Element
    There's a lot of nuance to the <dialog> element, a seemingly little piece of web architecture. I've got some notes from digging into it. Using and Styling the Dialog Element originally handwritten and published with love on CSS-Tricks . You should really get the newsletter as well.Geoff Graham
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  • 01
    Reelizer Returns
    Back in 2011 I linked to Reelizer, a splendid archive of movie posters curated by Roger Erik Tinch . Reelizer went away for a few years, but Tinch has brought it back, seemingly better than ever. Huzzah. ★John Gruber
  • 02
    Alexandr Wang: ‘Why I’m Building Muse’
    Alexandr Wang, blogging on X: Now imagine every person on earth with a second mind beyond their own. A general manager whose whole job is to find out what you want and make sure it happens. Someone that hears the half-sentence, “I feel like there’s something more I could be doing,” and helps fill in the blanks. This might not be a genie in a bottle, but it can be someone that says, “This is the thing you’ve been dreaming of your whole life. Let’s go get it. Here’s how.” And then builds a plan. SJohn Gruber
  • 03
    Apple’s Other Recent ‘Duo’
    I keep mentioning Apple’s 1992 groundbreaking PowerBook Duo series as a precedent of the iPhone Duo’s name. But of course in 2020, Apple released the MagSafe Duo Charger, a wonderful Lightning peripheral for charging an iPhone and Apple Watch at the same time. It even folded. A brief note on the PowerBook Duo, while I’m at it. I got an email this month from a now-retired former Apple employee who helped spearhead that project, and he emphasized that the internal motto was always “Best of Both WoJohn Gruber
  • 04
    International Standard Paper Sizes
    Markus Kuhn: In the ISO paper size system, the height-to-width ratio of all pages is the square root of two (1.4142 : 1). In other words, the width and the height of a page relate to each other like the side and the diagonal of a square. This aspect ratio is especially convenient for a paper size. If you put two such pages next to each other, or equivalently cut one parallel to its shorter side into two equal pieces, then the resulting page will have again the same width/height ratio. Same princJohn Gruber
  • 05
    Microsoft Took the ‘Copilot+ PC’ Brand Out Behind the Shed
    Zac Bowden, Windows Central: In 2024, Microsoft and Qualcomm kicked off a new category of Windows hardware it called “Copilot+ PCs” that set the baseline for a new wave of AI-first computers, and launched with exclusive features that would not be made available on PCs that didn’t meet a new set of system requirements. The launch didn’t go smoothly. [...] I’ve noticed that none of the Surface PCs launched in 2026 include the Copilot+ PC moniker in their product names, unlike the Surface PCs thatJohn Gruber
  • 06
    The Talk Show: ‘I’m Thinking X, Not X’
    Andru Edwards returns to the show to discuss Apple’s big September event and their new products: the iPhones 18 Pro and Duo, AirPods 5, and Apple Watch Series 12/Ultra 4. Sponsored by: Factor : Healthy eating, made easy. Get 50% off and one free breakfast item per box for one year, while supplies last, with code talkshow50off . Notion : The collaborative AI workspace where teams and agents work side by side, with a developer platform teams can build on. ★John Gruber
  • 07
    Mr. Choyka Is Apparently Doing Well
    A reader asked if this Gary Choyka who hit two holes-in-one in the same round of golf back in 2020 is the same Gary Choyka who was my history teacher 30+ years ago. Indeed it is. He looks good. (He was a hell of a basketball player too.) ★John Gruber
  • 08
    Stock UI in MacOS 27 Eschews Clarity
    “Thibault”, in post on Mastodon responding to Brent Simmons’s “stock Mac UI” post that I just linked to : It reminded me of my own explorations with the macOS design language, especially the modern title/toolbar which I believe is one of the most foundational design regression on the platform. I played with the idea of redesigning the Finder with the original hierarchy but keeping the current Liquid Glass styling. Though it’s still far from what I’d like to see on my Mac, I thought I’d share. HeJohn Gruber
  • 09
    Brent Simmons on ‘Stock’ Mac UI
    Brent Simmons: To recap: the reasons for using stock Mac UI are 1) user familiarity, which we’ve known for a while just isn’t a thing, and 2) hoping to be able to expend less developer effort, which we’ve seen can work against you. But there’s another reason: the stock Mac UI is designed by Apple, the best designers in the world, and do you really think you can do better? Really? The app world is full of people who think they’re better and they’re really, really, really not. Well, I still thinkJohn Gruber
  • 10
    ★ I’ll Wait
    I wouldn’t grant a stranger access to my email. So why would I grant a robot?John Gruber
  • 11
    Regarding the Provenance of Charm Within Meta
    Mark Gurman, reporting for Bloomberg Wednesday, after Meta’s 2026 Connect keynote (gift link): Meta Platforms Inc. unveiled a palm-sized, dedicated gadget for using Muse, the company’s popular new artificial intelligence assistant, pushing deeper into the AI devices market with a surprise announcement. The product, unveiled on stage by Meta Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg, was born out of the company’s new design lab led by former Apple Inc. interface design chief Alan Dye and its SuperiJohn Gruber
  • 12
    Muse Looks Cute, but Looks Are Deceiving
    Jason Aten, in a good follow-up to his previous column at Inc. ( the one where he described how Muse, running on his Mac, read his Messages database): The entire reason Muse is interesting is that it isn’t just a chatbot, but can actually do things for you. But that promise also comes with a pretty high bar of responsibility. If your goal is to put a powerful AI agent on millions of devices, you have to be incredibly clear about what’s happening, and what people are agreeing to. If your primaryJohn Gruber
  • 13
    I Was Not Blown Away by Eli Tan’s ‘I Was Blown Away’ Review of Meta Muse
    Eli Tan, writing for The New York Times, “I Gave My Life Over to Meta’s A.I. Agent and Was Blown Away” (gift link): For one final task, I asked Wren for a good way to spend that $44.99 it had saved me. At this point, it knew my life pretty well. I thought it might suggest something altruistic, like donating the money to charity or buying flowers for my girlfriend, who was recovering from surgery. Instead, it suggested something even better — buying bowls from Heath Ceramics , a local ceramics maJohn Gruber
  • 14
    Victoria Song on Meta Muse’s Cuteness
    Victoria Song, in her Optimizer column/newsletter for The Verge: I’ve been aggressively avoiding Muse since it launched a few weeks ago. Sure, some of that is because I was busy testing other devices. But the number-one reason why is that I am horribly vulnerable when faced with extreme cuteness. Alas, at Meta Connect, I couldn’t escape this pink-cheeked fella with his plush ivory fur, and so I finally downloaded the app once I returned to my hotel room. He was plastered on every screen during tJohn Gruber
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    Joanna Stern Interviews Mark Zuckerberg
    Great interview from Stern, as usual, seemingly conducted on the old set of Three’s Company . She opened by asking if AI is going to wipe out humanity, and I think Zuck whiffed by not simply laughing and saying no. She also directly asked his thoughts on people calling Meta Glasses “pervert glasses”. Regarding the shift from “the metaverse” to AI, Zuckerberg likened it to Apple having started work on touchscreen tablets and then pivoting to turn the technology into the iPhone first. His point beJohn Gruber
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    Meta Connect Keynote 2026
    Meta’s annual keynote yesterday was a tight 55-minute live event held on their campus in Menlo Park. I watched the whole thing this morning, before recording tomorrow’s episode of Dithering . (Which you should subscribe to.) It was a good keynote. Consumer products announced: Third-generation Meta Glasses with cameras. A new glasses product: Ray-Ban Meta Audio . These are audio-only smart glasses, with microphones and speakers, but no camera. Zuckerberg pitched them as being less expensive, haviJohn Gruber
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    ‘Apple Opens Apple Music Hall, a State-of-the-Art Live Music Venue in London’
    Apple Newsroom: Apple today announced the opening of Apple Music Hall, a brand-new state-of-the-art live music venue in London’s storied Battersea Power Station, designed to connect artists and fans through bespoke, intimate performances unlike anywhere else. Apple might be the most interesting architecture company in the world this century. They have a core look and feel they apply to their own facilities built from the ground up (e.g., Apple Park, certain flagship retail stores), but they alsoJohn Gruber
  • 18
    Ed Zitron’s AI Prediction Track Record
    Dan Luu serves up some copiously documented claim chowder: After this point, most further predictions that I saw were either non-falsifiable or resolve in the future. Note that I didn’t attempt to catalogue statements that are nonsensical or were simply factually incorrect statements at the time, such as his December 2024 claim that “Generative AI’s products have effectively been trapped in amber for over a year.” January 2026 claim that “[models are] basically the same as they were a year ago.John Gruber
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    Copland D11E4, Emulated in Your Browser
    Michael Steil: Apple’s ill-fated Copland operating system is notoriously hard to run on real hardware, and has not previously been available in emulation. Here is the last build, D11E4 from June 1996, in an improved DingusPPC. Playing around with the GXSlidemaster app, I found a bug. The keyboard shortcut for File → Print One is ⌥⌘P, but the menu manager displays it as ⌘π (because Option-P is how you type a lowercase pi; add Shift to get an uppercase pi (∏)). I should file a Radar. Anyway, I donJohn Gruber
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    Changes to App Tracking Transparency in the E.U.
    Apple Developer: As part of agreements with select European competition authorities, Apple is introducing changes to its App Tracking Transparency framework in the European Union. Beginning with iOS 27.2 and iPadOS 27.2, developers will have the option to use an alternative version of the App Tracking Transparency system prompt in the EU. The requirements for when you must seek permission to track users will remain the same. Due to legal requirements, only the alternative version of the system pJohn Gruber
  • 21
    ★ The iPhone 4 ‘Antennagate’ Press Conference Q&A — Finally
    I don’t know what truck this video fell off the back of, why it took 16 years, or how it came into the hands of “Sir Mix-A-Lot Rare Music”, but I’m sure glad it did.John Gruber
  • 22
    ‘Prepare to Ship’ Is a Clever Software Solution That Allows iPhone 18 Pro Max to Ship With a Battery That Would Otherwise Exceed International Shipping Regulations
    Apple Support: iPhone 18 Pro Max offers a huge increase in battery life, in part due to increasing the battery capacity to over 20 watt-hours (Wh). Devices with a single-cell battery over 20 Wh have additional shipping requirements in most countries and regions. To address these requirements, iPhone 18 Pro Max uses an innovative battery-firmware solution that limits battery capacity to below 20 Wh from the time it’s manufactured through its transport from the factory. When you activate your iPhoJohn Gruber
  • 23
    App Store Scam of the Week: ‘Update My Phone & Apps: Guide’ by Tair Olzhasev
    “Update My Phone & Apps: Guide” is an iOS app from developer Tair Olzhasev. By default, the only thing it does for free is give you a “Check for Updates” button that launches the system Settings app. It doesn’t even take you to the General → Software Update screen. It just takes you to the root level of Settings. Everything else it purports to do requires a $15/week subscription. That’s $780 per year. (It does offer a three-day free trial before weekly billing starts.) These other features, gateJohn Gruber
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    ★ AppZapper 3000
    Is it absolutely ridiculous and unnecessary to make an uninstall utility with an exquisitely detailed 3D laser gun as its UI? Fuckin’-A right it is.John Gruber
  • 25
    Super Intelligence, Indeed
    President Donald Trump, in a prepared speech before the United Nations General Assembly yesterday (one-minute video clip from Aaron Rupar, posted on Bluesky): The United States also totally rejects any attempt to construct a globalist scheme to control for the artificial intelligence — being spoken of so much, now — here and after officially called “super intelligence”, changing the name. The use of the word “artificial” makes intelligence fake, it makes it sound fake, and it is not fake. It’s aJohn Gruber
  • 26
    Meta’s Muse Logomark, Designed by Jessica Hische
    Bill McCool, writing at Dieline: This past Wednesday, lettering artist, designer, and author Jessica Hische took to Threads to announce that she had worked alongside Meta’s team to create the icon and logotype for their agentic AI, Muse. Acknowledging that people would be “mad because it’s AI and Meta,” Hische sought to explain at least why she had taken the gig in the first place. Obviously, she took some flak for working with Meta. While plenty of comments voiced support, just as many chastiseJohn Gruber
  • 27
    Meta’s New Muse AI Agent Read Jason Aten’s Messages Database
    Jason Aten, writing for Inc: Then, yesterday, I was having a conversation with my Primary Technology podcast co-host, Stephen Robles, about the new iPhones. Moments later, I got a push notification from Muse suggesting that the conversation we were having would make for a good column and offered to put together research for me to write about. It even flagged a message from my editor about having a column ready for Monday. Not only had I not asked it to do that sort of thing, I never gave it permJohn Gruber
  • 28
    Why Didn’t Google Build Muse?
    MG Siegler, writing at Spyglass: The number one response I’ve gotten to my thoughts on Meta’s Muse personal assistant agent is some variation of “I will never trust Meta with my data.” But the number two response is arguably more interesting (and related): “Why didn’t Google build this?” The short answer to this is undoubtedly: they’re working on it. But the longer answer is probably more interesting here too. Siegler’s take is basically that Google lacks focus. They’ve got multiple AI agent proJohn Gruber
  • 29
    Amazon Blocks Meta’s Muse AI Assistant
    Todd Bishop, reporting at GeekWire: Amazon says it has cut off Meta’s new Muse personal AI agent from shopping on Amazon.com on behalf of customers, after attempting unsuccessfully to get the Facebook parent company to voluntarily exclude the e-commerce site from the experience. The problem, Amazon says, is that it never agreed to any of it. Meta didn’t tell Amazon that Muse would access its store, the agent doesn’t identify itself when it browses, and it appears to capture and store customer crJohn Gruber
  • 30
    Meta’s New Muse AI Agent App Overtakes ChatGPT as Top iPhone App
    Zac Hall, writing for 9to5 Mac on Friday: Meta’s new Muse AI agent app has taken the top spot on the free iPhone charts for the U.S. App Store, displacing OpenAI’s ChatGPT from the first place. Muse by Meta only launched this month , although the app has been around for a couple of weeks. This means new installs are picking up and boosting the app on the App Store’s top charts beyond the day-one launch. Just yesterday, Meta expanded Muse app availability to include the Mac. The desktop version oJohn Gruber
  • 31
    Xcode 27.2 Now Supports a New JSON Project File Format
    Apple Developer: Xcode now supports a JSON-based project format (.xcproj) that’s more readable, merge-friendly, and easier for coding agents to edit. Enable it in the file inspector. Projects using .xcproj also open in earlier versions of Xcode 27. Apple released, on GitHub, a Swift library (and CLI tool) for reading, writing, and manipulating this new project format. Michael Tsai has a list of developer reactions , which are universally positive. A sampling: Simon B. Støvring : Developers haveJohn Gruber
  • 32
    Siri AI Class-Action Lawsuit Settlement Website Is Now Live
    Joe Rossignol, MacRumors: In May, Apple agreed to pay $250 million to settle a U.S. class action lawsuit over Siri AI’s delayed launch, and the settlement website is now live. Apple will pay an estimated $25 per eligible iPhone to eligible customers, who can submit a claim via the settlement website between September 21 and December 21 of this year. The exact payment may be higher or lower than $25 depending on the total number of valid claims submitted and other factors, with the maximum amountJohn Gruber
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    [Sponsor] Mux: Turn Your Video Into Context
    Video isn’t just something to stream; it’s structured data you build with. Mux Robots, hosted AI workflows, turns video into context. Generate chapters, find key moments, translate audio, and more, through one API call, with no model hosting to maintain. Each workflow is evaluated against real video, not generic benchmarks. Configure the workflows once, and every new upload runs automatically. Mux is video infrastructure trusted by Patreon, Substack, and Perplexity. Start building for free. UseDaring Fireball Department of Commerce
  • 34
    Lex Friedman Brings Back Strategery
    I first recommended Strategery back in May 2009 , including a link to Friedman’s review at Macworld . I described it thus: Strategery is a beautiful $2 Risk-like strategy game for the iPhone. Lots of fun and the gameplay has a great feel. Still lots of fun and still has a great feel. It now costs $5 , but, if you’re an existing user — even if you only paid $2 back when I told you to 17 years ago — it’s a free update. And it’s a great story: the original Strategery game finally gave up the compatJohn Gruber
  • 35
    GM Confirms They’re Still Smoking Crack
    Joanna Stern, on X: GM has confirmed it is NOT rolling phone projection to GM EVs. Instead this announcement is specific to JUST their new gas powered light-duty pickups, which have always supported Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. ★John Gruber
  • 36
    America’s Decline Can Be Measured by the Names of Ballparks and Arenas
    MLB: Comerica Park has had several alternate identities since it became the Tigers’ home in 2000. Some have called it Comerica National Park for its spacious dimensions. Some fans simply came to call it Comerica, or abbreviated it to CoPa, as they grew comfortable with it over the years. Starting next year, the Tigers’ ballpark will have a new formal name: Fifth Third Park. Filth Turd Park. Rolls right off the tongue. ★John Gruber
  • 37
    Ichiro, at 52, Throws 127-Pitch Shutout Against All-Star Girls Team in Japan
    Sofia Schwarzwalder, reporting for The Seattle Times: Since turning 50, the Mariners legend has been inducted into the Hall of Fame, launched eight homers at the Mariners Alumni Home Run Derby this summer and, most recently, tossed a 127-pitch shutout with 17 strikeouts during an annual All-Star Game against the best high-school girls in Japan. [...] The All-Star Game took place Sunday at the Tokyo Dome in front of a reported 25,000 fans. The game also featured former New York Yankees All-Star oJohn Gruber
  • 38
    Glenn Fleishman on the Increasing Impracticality of Shipping From the U.S. to the E.U.
    Glenn Fleishman: Recent protectionist changes by the European Union further effectively exclude U.S. small businesses like mine from selling to EU customers. It’s a little complicated, but it has to do with how tax and customs fees are collected and extracted from low-value packages. This is not a tariff issue, unbelievably, but one about reducing competition. The summary: Delivering items under €150 per shipment into the EU now costs at least €3 per package, and may require hiring a specialty fJohn Gruber
  • 39
    David Pogue: ‘125 Tests of the New AI Siri’
    David Pogue: The hardest part will be getting out of the habit of opening apps, and remembering that you have Siri. Give it a few tries. Learn to trust it. You’ll save incredible amounts of time and fumbling. I used the beta-test version all summer, growing more and more excited. Now that the final version is out, I wanted to see how often it gets things right. It is AI, after all. So I ran it through 125 tests. Some of these tasks are things Apple said are possible. Some ideas, I picked up fromJohn Gruber
  • 40
    Matthew Butterick: ‘Big AI to Humanity: Drop Dead’
    Matthew Butterick: So let’s not take the bait. Nor overcomplicate. We needn’t spin our collective wheels spitballing answers to big-picture, long-term Al-policy questions. We don’t know enough yet. The best next steps are the concrete ones: Big Al needs to follow all current laws — just like everyone else. So far — they haven’t. When Big Al breaks those laws, they must face prosecution and penalties — just like everyone else. So far — they haven’t. The state and federal agencies tasked with enfoJohn Gruber
  • 41
    ‘Measuring Nothing (With Great Accuracy)’
    Seth Godin back in 2014: You can’t tell if a book is any good by the number of words it contains, even though it’s quite easy and direct to measure this. (Vis-à-vis my sidenote over the weekend about Apple refusing to publish mAh battery specs for iPhones.) ★John Gruber
  • 42
    Apple TV to Finally Air ‘The Savant’ in Early 2027, Supposedly
    Nellie Andreeva, reporting for Deadline: The release of The Savant is back on. A year after Apple TV put the thriller starring Jessica Chastain on hold three days before it was slated to premiere on Sept. 26, 2025, the streamer has rescheduled it for spring, 2027. The exact timing, which is still being finalized, will make the series eligible for the 2027 Emmys, I hear. As Deadline reported at the time of the postponement, The Savant ’s last-minute benching was due to its storyline about preventJohn Gruber
  • 43
    Yours Truly on CNBC’s ‘Squawk on the Street’ Friday
    I genuinely enjoyed that Sara Eisen laughed a little when introducing me as having written a 5,000-word review of the iPhone 18 Pro. ★John Gruber
  • 44
    WorkOS: How SSO Works and the Fastest Way to Add It
    My thanks to WorkOS for sponsoring this last week — a big week — at DF. SSO is table stakes for enterprise deals, but building it into your app yourself means writing SAML controllers, parsing XML assertions, and handling IdP-specific quirks for each provider. Learn how SAML flows work, the tradeoffs between building or buying, and best practices for security, routing, and UX. Or, skip the hassle and add SSO with WorkOS . Read their developer’s guide to learn more . ★John Gruber
  • 45
    ★ The iPhones 18 Pro
    It’s the best version of the most successful product ever made. And yet by nature of *how* the iPhone 18 Pro improved in the last year, it’s not exciting at all.John Gruber
  • 46
    ★ Thoughts and Observations on Apple’s ‘Surprise and Shine’ Event; the Announcements of the iPhones 18 Pro, AirPods 5, Apple Watches Series 12 and Ultra 4, and the iPhone Duo; and the Dawn of the Ternus, John Ternus Era at Apple
    The keynote, the products, and a new era.John Gruber
  • 47
    [Sponsor] WorkOS: How SSO Works and the Fastest Way to Add It
    SSO is table stakes for enterprise deals, but building it into your app yourself means writing SAML controllers, parsing XML assertions, and handling IdP-specific quirks for each provider. Learn how SAML flows work, the tradeoffs between building or buying, and best practices for security, routing, and UX. Or skip the hassle and add SSO with WorkOS . Read the guide → ★Daring Fireball Department of Commerce
  • 48
    ★ The iPhone Air and iPhone 17 Pro
    One year later and it feels like both the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone Air could be announced tomorrow, not a year ago, and would seem fresh and exciting.John Gruber
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