When it was first released in September the consensus was that it was one of the least stable MacOS versions in recent memory and so I have stuck on MacOS 15 so far. I'm curious if this has been improved enough with 26.2 to be worth updating to? Or should I hold off for 26.4 when the major Siri overhaul comes?
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Once again I'm seeing an agent development platform in GitHub Trending. Dify, RAGFlow, Flowise, Sim, Coze, countless to name, yet implementing the exact same goal. And there are still more emerging.<p>It seems like anything AI can be a trending, despite their repetitive works.
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I'm a developer who wrote everything by hand for years, but now I mostly use Claude Code and only dive into the code when necessary. I can still review everything and get my hands dirty when needed. The AI augments skills I already built.<p>My junior developers don't have that foundation yet,but there's pressure: management already expects shorter deadlines because "AI makes development faster."
So I need to push my team to be more productive, but if they rely heavily on AI tools, will they ever develop the debugging intuition that I built by struggling through problems manually?
It feels like I'm asking them to learn to drive while also handing them a self-driving car.<p>On the other hand, LLMs really do make the team more productive, I use it a lot, and I also feel that I need to help them the adapt to modern tools.<p>Team leaders: how are you handling this tradeoff?
There's been a lot of discussion around the california budget and some proposed tax policies, so I asked claude code to research the budget and turn it into an interactive dashboard.<p>Using async subagents claude was able to research ~a dozen budget line items at once across multiple years, adding lots of helpful context and graphs to someone like me who was starting with little familiarity.<p>It still struggles with frontend changes, but for research this probably 20-40x's my throughput.<p>Let me know any additional data or visualizations that would be interesting to add!
Over the holiday I wrote an interdimensional / multiverse news aggregator site inspired by Rick and Morty. Actually, I tried it in 2024 but the models weren't there yet. This year I feel like it works.<p>The site works by scraping internet news and fits articles against user suggested universes. All of that is handled with Ollama, nemotron-3-nano on a Nvidia 4090. The images are nano-banana; although I'm thinking to explore using stable diffusion. The site is written in Golang and Templ.<p>Happy to answer questions and share about how it works.<p><a href="https://greenportal.news" rel="nofollow">https://greenportal.news</a>