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crazystupidtech.com
By Om Malik There are no two ways to say it - OpenAI, made the biggest acquihire in Silicon Valley's history. Sam Altman and his crew bought Jony Ive and his coterie of ex-Apple hotshots for a whopping $6.5 billion. It is an all-stock deal for io Products, a 55-person company that is building an... |
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parkerortolani.blog
The worst kept secret in Silicon Valley right now is that Jony Ive is helping Sam Altman build new gadgets. On the surface that may not seem like that much of a big deal. After all, Jony left Apple six years ago. But his career is inextricably linked to and was fundamentally shaped by Steve Jobs and Apple. I do not say that to diminish him in any way, it is simply the truth that he would not be "Sir Jony Ive" without the iMac, the iPod, the iPhone, the iPad, and the Apple Watch. |
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www.semafor.com
People familiar with the matter also said he was in good spirits in the days before the company's board said it "no longer has confidence in his ability to continue leading OpenAI." |
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blog.bethcodes.com
Thinking about why aesthetic feedback on code is so valuable led me to the question of why the feedback techniques we have for procedural code don't work well for Architecture. There have been many... |
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