There’s a new “Go To” functionality available, to quickly navigate to any of your feeds or lists.
The option is currently only shown on the navigation menu for larger screens, until the feature’s usability has been improved (in general, too, but in particular for those smaller screens).
Location: The California Theatre, San Jose
Showtime: Tuesday, 10 June 2025, 7pm PT (Doors open 6pm)
Special Guest(s): Definitely, but keep in mind what I announced last week
Price: $50
I’ll have more to announce about the show soon, but one week out, I just want to remind everyone that tickets are on sale now, and selling at about the same pace as the last two years. (In 2018 and 2019, when WWDC was a real in-person conference in San Jose, tickets sold out almost instantaneously.)
Also: at least one sponsorship slot is still available. If you’ve got a product or service you’d like to see me promote at the start of the show, shoot me an email.
Link: ti.to/daringfireball/the-talk-show-live-from-wwdc-2025
We're hosting the sixth in our series of Datasette Public Office Hours livestream sessions this Friday, 6th of June at 2pm PST (here's that time in your location).
The topic is going to be tool support in LLM, as introduced here.
I'll be walking through the new features, and we're also inviting five minute lightning demos from community members who are doing fun things with the new capabilities. If you'd like to present one of those please get in touch via this form.
Here's a link to add it to Google Calendar.
Tags: datasette-public-office-hours, llm, datasette, generative-ai, llm-tool-use, ai, llms
An under-appreciated way to contribute to open source projects is to publish unofficial guides like this one. Always brightens my day when something like this shows up.
Via @anthonyllewis.bsky.social
Tags: open-source, llm, generative-ai, mlx, ai, llms
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• Molly White
New crypto trading and wallet application, created in partnership with Magic Eden, invites fans of President Trump to buy his memecoin
By making effort an optional factor in higher education rather than the whole point of it, LLMs risk producing a generation of students who have simply never experienced the feeling of focused intellectual work. Students who have never faced writer's block are also students who have never experienced the blissful flow state that comes when you break through writer's block. Students who have never searched fruitlessly in a library for hours are also students who, in a fundamental and distressing way, simply don't know what a library is even for.
— Benjamin Breen, AI makes the humanities more important, but also a lot weirder
Tags: ai-ethics, generative-ai, benjamin-breen, education, ai, llms
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