Hi all! Super excited to share Fusion 1.0, the first AI agent that connects product, design, and code into one seamless workflow. Today, teams use separate AI tools in Slack, Figma, and IDEs that don’t talk to each other. Fusion changes that by living inside your existing tools and connecting the entire workflow from idea […]
If you’re in your 30s, there’s a good chance you remember HitClips — those tiny, little plastic cassette-like devices that played snippets of popular “hit” songs by all the greats (Britney Spears, *NSYNC, Avril Lavigne, et cetera). You could “clip” them to your jeans and be coveted for your collection every time you switched classes.
What is Tiny Vinyl? Miniature LPs that really work on record players. Read More »
The stark presentation can threaten to be overwhelming at times, especially when nearly the entire screen descends into a mass of yellow pixels. But the simplicity of the colors also makes it easy to unfocus your eyes and instinctually plan a path away from the red and yellow threats and through to the safety of
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Deep Learning (DL) has revolutionized various fields, from image recognition to natural language processing, demonstrating impressive capabilities. However, beneath the surface of these successes lie significant challenges, primarily related to data dependency and computational cost. These limitations, if not addressed, could hinder the widespread adoption and future progress of deep learning. The Insatiable Hunger for
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X’s new link experiment on iOS may be artificially inflating traffic. Websites like Substack and Bluesky noticed a sharp increase in “fake” views following the update, something that Nick Eubanks, the VP of owned media at the digital marketing platform Semrush, attributes to a new behavior that preloads content before users click on it. “What’s
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As someone currently in the gift-buying process, I can confirm it’s easy to become stumped by what to give your loved ones. You want to gift them something they’ll actually use and won’t gather dust in a junk drawer. We all aspire to sleep better, so why not give a gift that helps? Sleep looks
On Thursday evening, authorities from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency descended on Universal Ostrich Farms in British Columbia, Canada, according to Global News Canada. They reportedly herded 300 of the large birds into a hay bale pen, and later, gunshots rang out over the farm—possibly signaling the start of a controversial cull. A video posted
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Black Friday has become the time to buy the hottest tech of the year. Whether you’re shopping for yourself or stocking up on gifts for the holidays, Black Friday deals are sure to bring the best prices of the year to things like headphones, game consoles, robot vacuums, phone accessories and everything in between. You
Deep learning has undoubtedly revolutionized the field of artificial intelligence, achieving impressive results in areas like image recognition, natural language processing, and game playing. However, the hype surrounding deep learning often overshadows its limitations. While it excels in specific domains, deep learning is not a silver bullet and traditional machine learning techniques remain highly relevant
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It’s been almost 2 years since Groodles has been out there for the world to use. During that time, we have received a lot of feedback, media coverage and user love. We want to continue building Groodles into the most playful, therapeutic digital space where you come to unwind. We look forward to your feedback.