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Apple intros M5 Pro and Max MacBook Pros and its first new monitors in years (5 minute read)
Mar 04 | Tech

Apple intros M5 Pro and Max MacBook Pros and its first new monitors in years (5 minute read)

Apple has introduced the M5 Pro and M5 Max to its MacBook Pro lineup, with the M5 Pro now starting at 1TB of storage and the M5 Max starting at 2TB of storage. The base storage for the M5 MacBook Pro has been raised to 1TB, along with corresponding increases to starting prices. Additionally, Apple has unveiled a new pair of displays.

Mar 03 | AI

Anthropic Claude Experienced Widespread Outage (1 minute read)

Anthropic experienced widespread service disruptions impacting Claude.ai and Claude Code, resulting in numerous users being unable to log in. However, the company assured that the Claude API remained functioning without any issues.

Anthropic Claude Experienced Widespread Outage (1 minute read)
Mar 03 | Marketing

What real marketers are building with Claude Code (16 minute read)

Marketers are developing reusable AI skills in Claude Code and Cowork by converting existing frameworks into structured Markdown files, linking these skills to data sources such as Google Drive, HubSpot, Clay, and Slack, and refining them through live examples to increase accuracy from 60% to 90%. Some skills are deployed to run on schedules using tools like GitHub, Railway, and Vercel, emphasizing the importance of encoding repetitive thinking into skills, integrating them into workflows, and honing them through practical application rather than just prompts.

What real marketers are building with Claude Code (16 minute read)
Mar 03 | Dev

Inside the M4 Apple Neural Engine, Part 1: Reverse Engineering (11 minute read)

Through collaborative efforts, this developer reverse-engineered Apple's M4 Neural Engine by bypassing CoreML and directly programming the hardware, gaining an understanding of its previously undocumented architecture. They successfully mapped out the software stack, uncovered private APIs, decoded the binary format, and devised a method for compiling and executing code directly on the ANE.

Inside the M4 Apple Neural Engine, Part 1: Reverse Engineering (11 minute read)