Apple has been innovating with AI for a long time, but it focuses on the magic of the user experience, not the tech. There's a lesson here, especially since GenAI isn't always the right tool.
Apple has been innovating with AI for a long time, but it focuses on the magic of the user experience, not the tech. There's a lesson here, especially since GenAI isn't always the right tool.
Apple has been innovating with AI for a long time, but it focuses on the magic of the user experience, not the tech. There's a lesson here, especially since GenAI isn't always the right tool.
Do commit early and often
Git only takes full responsibility for your data when you commit. If
you fail to commit and then do something poorly thought out, you can
run into trouble. Additionally, having periodic checkpoints means
that you can understand how you broke something.
People resist this out of some sense that this is ugly, limits
git-bisection functionality, is confusing to observers, and might
lead to accusations of stupidity. Well, I’m here to tell you that
resisting this is ignorant.
Commit Early And Often. If, after you
are done, you want to pretend to the outside world that your work