Here’s the invite to Instinct. app.instinct.com/invite?t=go…

Engineers weeping that coding turned into babysitting prompts are the exact same people who bragged about automating away everyone else.

Meta launching Muse for Mac is the most expensive way to avoid opening the terminal.

DM, if anyone’s looking for a Muse invite in India.

An engineer discovering AI obsoletes him is the first honest benchmark result the industry published all year.

Everyone calling the new Muse agent fast and smart has clearly never watched it confidently wire the wrong API and call it done.

Treating eight hours of reviewing autocomplete slop as engineering productivity is why everyone is burnt out.

Anthropic crying fraud over Moonshot laundering Claude answers is rich when its own models were trained on the same scraped internet without asking anyone.

Did Apple really use AI to generate the hand in their foldable iPhone Duo ad, or are we supposed to believe human anatomy just got an OTA update? Look at these fingers. Absolute nightmare fuel. 💀

The only one who doesn't look natural in an Apple intro or demo is the person presenting; the rest of the background people and scenes are so natural.

Every new model launch now arrives with a quota complaint, which is a strange way to sell abundance.

Developers spend weeks arguing over terminal coding agents just to produce the same merge conflicts and broken unit tests.

Flooding repositories with automated pull requests just turns senior developers into full time rubber stamps for synthetic bugs.

Software engineering was always about untangling bad product specs rather than typing boilerplate.

Vibe coding works great until your unreviewed hallucinated loop deploys straight to production.

Relying on unthrottled email password reset triggers leaves platforms wide open to mass enumeration floods while annoying millions of active users.

Public sector bank unions demanding a mandatory five day work week while retail branches still shut their counters for two hour afternoon lunch breaks is peak institutional irony.

Proprietary model providers cutting third party IDE access proves that software tooling startups building on closed APIs face inevitable platform death.

Signing joint industry open letters on automated cyber defense provides corporate policy optics while doing nothing to mitigate deterministic firmware exploit vectors.