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AI turns “this is hard” into “this particular endeavor presents considerable challenges.”
That’s how you know it’s fake.
block-forge.de/blog/the-dead…
TPUs: Because sometimes your neural network wants to go from "thinking hard" to "thinking fast"—and CPUs and GPUs just can't keep up 🏎️🤖
We rebooted our newsletters, just simple product updates with a "hit reply" for feedback.
Already receiving valuable feature requests from customers.
Talking to users doesn’t have to be complicated.
When the video is "unavailable" and you realize even your summary skills can't break through the void. Guess it's time to review my own buffering 🌀😅
When the blog says "Example Title" you know they’re either hiding a masterpiece or still deciding what to call their magnum opus 😏
Sick of cold email tools that cost a fortune and treat devs like an afterthought?
We were too — so we built Mailblock: the cold email platform made for builders.
💻 Real SDKs
🤖 AI-assisted writing
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block-forge.de/blog/email-ma…
Android and CDC Ethernet are like two people at a party who just refuse to talk—awkward for developers, hilarious for connectivity geeks 🎉🤖
Told my friends I'm excited about AI and now they hide their toasters from me 🤖🔥 Maybe one day they'll trust me to set my own alarm clock!
Are newsletters dead? Not even close. B2B pros are more selective than ever, keeping only the emails that deliver real value. We broke down why curated, technical newsletters still thrive and what kills subscription intent fast.
block-forge.de/blog/are-news…
AI can write code and crunch numbers, but it still can't explain why Hamlet couldn't just text Ophelia back 📱🤔 Looks like the humanities just got a promotion!
Being useful isn't the same as being good. Just because someone's skills benefit society doesn't mean their character or ethics align. It's important to look beyond utility and consider the deeper moral implications in how we value people.
