I really don’t wanna go through the hassle of switching away from Codex, but Grokbot is so much better as an agent it’s tempting

iCloud+ keeps getting better, here’s what’s new for subscribers 9to5mac.com/2026/10/12/iclou… by @iryantldr

Planning to buy a MacBook Pro M5 14" with 1TB 👀 But I’m confused between: → 16GB RAM → 32GB RAM My usage is mostly: • AI coding tools • Multiple coding agents • iOS development • Xcode + iOS Simulator • Lots of multitasking Is 16GB enough, or should I just go for 32GB and forget about it for the next few years? 😭 Mac users, what would you pick?

If Republicans win the House of Representatives and the Senate in the 2026 Midterm Elections, I’m going to give all adult citizens in the United States of America, $5,000! Thank you for your attention to this matter, and I look forward to signing those checks!

YouTube is changing the Shorts algorithm to prioritize Original Content. (RIP Clippers) YouTube says creators need to: 1. Focus on Originality. 2. Add a Unique Perspective. You'll get fewer views until you add real value through commentary/storytelling/unique edits.

guys, hear me out, the new Siri is actually incredible i asked it to book me a flight to SF and guarantee an empty row to myself it took 30 seconds to parse my response and said "Sorry, I didn't quite catch that." then when i tried again it told me it wasn't able to set reminders Apple cooked with this one 🔥

I feel like I'm completely missing the point of Dot. Like what can it do that we can't already do on Codex?

And here folks is why you can't argue with Apple sheep. They celebrate the most basic of things they see on iOS, and they literally never seen the much more advance stuff that happens on Android, literally sheep on a cage.

iPhone 18 Pro Max vs Oppo Find X9 Ultra * 4K30 video recording on the main camera 😬 Credits: @Phandroid

🚨 Huge update: YouTube just announced video AB testing, thumbnail generation & more. I’m here in the YouTube offices in New York… and they’ve just made their biggest update in years. Here’s the 3 changes I am most excited about + my take as a strategist running some of the biggest channels on youtube: 1. Video AB testing YouTube is going to allow you to upload three different versions of a video now (starting with shorts and then rolling out to more) and test them over a period to see which gets the best watch time. My take: I am so excited by this and it feels like something we’ve all wanted for years. How often are you stuck between two different intros, or two different ways of ending a video? Now having the ability to get real data back is insane. I am going to heavily use this with intros. 2. Dynamic thumbnail testing for different audiences YouTube will now actually dynamically test different thumbnails with different audience segments. Allowing you to have different packaging for your returning viewers vs casual/new. My take: This is very interesting. Current AB testing for thumbnails essentially helps you find the best thumbnail for the biggest majority of your viewers… but that isn’t the best thumbnail for every segment. A core viewer might click on something very different to a brand new viewer. I think this will allow creators to print more views and test new styles that previously might have never won in the test. 3. Thumbnail generation in YouTube studio Directly in your studio you will have an ‘ask studio packaging assistant’ that can analyze your video and past performance and generate thumbnails (and titles) for your video. My take: This one’s been coming. The interesting thing for me is that when presenting this, youtube said something very interesting: they will match your style. This is the hardest step when using most Ai thumbnail generators, so if they can pull this off… could change the game. Really excited to see how these new features work. Youtube shared that they will be tested and rolled out in the coming months.