Coding with Claude.

I love how 90% of B2B SaaS websites have a link to a page titled "Pricing" that contains literally zero prices on it.

The number of fake applicants we've received for our remote software engineering roles is staggering, but what I find even weirder is the number of resumes that state they worked on *our product*. Chalk it up to fake applicants using AI to construct resumes tailored to our job description + failing?

ChatGPT Health is getting a lot of buzz in the health and wellness industry. To me, the biggest change this offers is making it easier for any individual to pull in their wearable and medical records so ChatGPT can leverage them.

That fact that Gemini's Google Drive integration doesn't let it edit files like Google Sheets is maddening.

Wow, I've read a lot of articles about people using AI to apply for roles automatically and fake job applicants posing as real people to get money for the DPRK, but I didn't really understand how rampant these problem were until we just recently posted a remote software eng position.

Asked Gemini the best way to visualize membership growth and losses and the suggestions were bad. Did a Google search for the same thing and got the answer I was looking for immediately. 🤷‍♀️

www.fastcompany.com/91435192/cha... Yes.

Learned this in today's Chinese class when getting an example of when to use 还是.

I absolutely love that @nycvotes.bsky.social leaned into the city's wildlife. These images bring me a lot of joy.

Gemini definitely beats ChatGPT for transcribing audio files. Tried to get ChatGPT to transcribe an MP3 of a Mandarin dialogue into pinyin and it kept failing to do so. Gemini did it pretty flawlessly on the first try.

If I didn't already have a job I love, this would be such a blast. I love the Du Chinese app! rubyonremote.com/jobs/69145-s...

My fatal flaw is that I can't turn down installing a new major software upgrade, even if it just came out and is likely riddled with bugs.

Can someone bring back "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?" for my kids? No modern take on it- just literally start making the show the same way it was in the 90s.

www.holovaty.com/writing/chat... Very interesting. How often at ChatGPT's scale will it lead people mistakenly to businesses for something they don't offer and more interestingly, how often will those businesses respond to the demand? Weird to think businesses could be reshaped based on AI.

Google Workspace actually does an amazing job with their product release note emails. Possibly the most useful email I get from vendors.

Great article on CGMs for non-diabetics/non-prediabetics. www.theatlantic.com/family/archi...

I normally give these "Gen Z" stories no heed, but calling a Diet Coke a "fridge cigarette" feels so spot on. During my 20s, a cold Diet Coke (from a can, not a bottle) was just perfection..I honestly had an easier time quitting smoking than quitting Diet Coke www.fastcompany.com/91351477/wha...

"..meeting infernally next week." 🔥

“What is this? Some AI garbage?” - my husband’s response to Duolingo’s new radio feature

Oh Gemini.

Testing AI image generation the best way possible- by quickly creating an image to wish my mom in the Bronx happy birthday. My rushed prompt: "Create an image of a rat, a squirrel, and a pigeon in a New York City park with trees..

👋 Hi folks! My sister is doing research for her doctorate at CUNY School of Public Health. If this applies to you, please participate 🙏 www.surveymonkey.com/r/CKTQT8G

*listening to a song on Spotify* Thinking: "This sounds like a poor man's version of Depeche Mode. Who sings this?" *checks Spotify* "..Depeche Mode." I guess I haven't listened to anything they made after the '90s.

Been trying to find different flashcard apps for studying very specific Chinese words and figured I'd try getting @anthropic.com's Claude to build something for me. The first response from Claude was missing some steps, but after a second prompt, I had a functioning React + Node.js flashcard app.

Definitely a loss for the film lovers. www.npr.org/2025/01/16/n...

TBH I'm not sure every company needs to send a "year in review" email.

These seemingly AI-generated food descriptions on DoorDash are at least amusing?