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00:00:00   from relay this is connected episode 588 the show is brought to you by surf shark and century i'm your keynote chairman federico reticci and i'm joined today by annual chairman steven hackett hello steven and happy birthday thank you uh thank you for holding down the fort last week when i was sick i'm glad to be back i enjoyed the show

00:00:29   um i am the annual chairman all year it's pretty cool and you're the keynote chairman for the foreseeable future and we are joined by someone who is neither of those things mike is here the meat is underneath both slices of bread this week you know you gotta stop at some point with this no man i mean i've done all three scenarios right so they're all done now so the meat has been in the middle the meat has been on top and now the meat is underneath who knows where we go next week maybe there's no meat maybe

00:00:59   we're vegan next week who knows we'll find out if you're on vacation yeah i don't know maybe maybe i'll be like just a piece of tofu next week yeah i'm a slice of lettuce baby in between these two pieces of bread we'll find out wow yeah uh it is birthday week at relay hq mine was yesterday i'm 27 and uh mike's mike's is saturday and he's going to be 42 sure

00:01:29   we can go with that we can go with that that's not how the number worked so steven and i just had a like a like just like a boring business call about insurance uh earlier today and there was just lots of reminders of steven's age which was just really fun for me i was just texting him the whole way through the meet and reminding him how old he is

00:01:48   yeah steven turned 40 last week but this week yesterday or last week 28th you know who knows at some point recently steven turned 40 years old congratulations steven you did it thank you you made it i did does it feel good it feels weird

00:02:03   i've really i don't think i'm having a midlife crisis by any stretch of the imagination but i've just thought a lot about you did that ages ago

00:02:10   you remember you bought 13 i max yeah i think that was it man i think you did it already look do i look at facebook marketplace every night for an old toyota i can rebuild in my spare time

00:02:22   maybe but yeah but that's on brand i think like

00:02:25   the crisis is like you have to do something we don't expect you to do and that is something i would expect you to do

00:02:32   switching to linux for a year even that like all of these things like i i don't know what your midlife

00:02:38   crisis would be i think you have lived midlife crisis for a long time maybe maybe uh but yes happy birthday

00:02:45   to you happy birthday to me happy birthday to you federico sure you're early i mean why would we not wish him

00:02:53   it too you know what i mean you just bank it for later on birthdays are a social construct man

00:02:59   so it's fine i'll take it i'll take it yeah does anyone really believe in birthdays i mean how can

00:03:06   like if you think about it okay are you ready to have your mind blown by me if you think about it

00:03:12   the fact that your birthday exists the only guarantee that your birthday is your birthday

00:03:19   are your parents telling you that it was your birthday because you don't remember the day that you were born

00:03:24   yeah right i mean there is paperwork i was gonna say there's definitely paperwork when you have a

00:03:29   child yeah do you trust paperwork do you trust the government you know with your birthday this is a

00:03:35   great point we just we just talked about all of that i'm just saying i'm just saying it's predicated

00:03:40   upon you know you trusting your parents and some paperwork apparently okay sure yeah like that can't

00:03:46   be forged yeah you know right right i mean exactly so it is funny so um we're basically a month away

00:03:57   from sophia's first birthday unbelievably uh and i'm already realizing that i'm just not gonna get

00:04:03   birthdays anymore really like you know i'm gonna have a birthday but like no no one's talking about

00:04:07   nobody cares about you anymore yeah everyone in my family is like sophia's birthday is coming up so

00:04:13   um but that's fine by me if i'm being honest yeah i much prefer it i think most of it is i'm not

00:04:19   remembering i have a birthday and i'm only thinking of her birthday as well so yeah well and they're close

00:04:24   together you know which is nice which is nice it's expensive i feel bad for my wife um but you know

00:04:31   yeah that's her problem we yeah we have a string of birthdays like through the holidays

00:04:36   through early february and then mary's birthday so she's a few days she's like two weeks after me

00:04:41   and then it's valentine's day a few days later and so there's like a string of stuff i start shopping

00:04:46   for gifts in the fall because i got to space them out that's expensive bad times you want to know what i

00:04:52   got got her for her birthday she's never yeah she probably doesn't she doesn't have a pair of

00:04:56   power beats that's the only thing i assume that your wife wants i had uh jason snell send me the link

00:05:02   to the tube man because she's always wanted one and i got her a few years ago a foot tall one that

00:05:08   goes on a desk she's got a full-blown tube man in the attic you gotta get her like for the first year

00:05:15   of tube man all of the gifts you buy her can be different tube men yeah they have a lot so like

00:05:20   valentine's day tube man halloween tube man yeah you can do the whole thing i will say i got really

00:05:26   underwhelmed and then very overwhelmed because you said you know what i got my wife i asked jason

00:05:32   it's like whatever that is is not good you know like what is jason snell gonna recommend for your

00:05:37   wife but turns out it was a good gift in the end so i i went on a real journey he's the he's the tube

00:05:42   man he's the tube man guy i got a guy he's the tube man man tube man man uh we got some follow-up

00:05:50   yeah mike this one is for you do you want to take this yeah abdullah wrote in and says if tim cook

00:05:55   retires and john tannis became ceo would mike record an emergency episode of upgrade or connected what

00:06:00   about steven and federico so the the current plan me and jason have this is that we will just get to

00:06:08   record it immediately right because that is a very upgrade thing to do but my hope would be

00:06:15   loads of people could call in and then we could just we could simul release that episode it'd go

00:06:20   everywhere you know put it in all the feeds put on the pen addict let's get going let's get it going

00:06:27   yeah that that's what i want to do too like yeah i'm excited about the possibility of it although i do

00:06:32   fear that by the time it's happened we've already had every possible conversation so there'll be nothing

00:06:37   to talk about and he does it but we'll see you know we'll see and i think it's like you know

00:06:42   if someone calls in on their phone like it could sound bad right it's just yeah yeah all hands on deck

00:06:49   oh yeah it'd be great i already feel bad for jim yeah me too um federico this is something that i've

00:06:55   wanted to ask you when we've talked about this before but do you think or do you know if otj has

00:07:01   pre-written an article about tim cook stepping down uh he does not have one because i know otj

00:07:07   sometimes pre-writes things to a degree yeah yeah obituaries yeah tk tk tk tk tk tk tk no he does not

00:07:16   have one although uh you just gave me a good idea yeah yeah get on it there should be one

00:07:22   yeah yeah john it's time to cook

00:07:26   hello is that a joke was that like it yeah it was horrible to be fair it was not good

00:07:34   look new decade of this you guys buckle up yeah yeah uh federico can you tell us about clodbot

00:07:42   and anthropic sure um so what happened is that the clodbot um that uh we talked about last week that

00:07:51   i wrote about on max stories um it got so popular uh that obviously you know good good old anthropic

00:08:00   got in touch with the developer peter steinberger and uh and asked for a name change due to trademark

00:08:08   issues uh i mean obviously uh the whole the entire project started uh with a you know with a with a

00:08:15   similar sounding name to claude the anthropic uh lm and that was the whole point right that peter

00:08:22   steinberger put together this little gateway project on a mac to be able to talk to claude via telegram

00:08:29   or whatsapp and obviously the product that the project got so popular that it's not surprising i guess

00:08:35   that anthropic got in touch and asked for you know to pick a different name i don't know if there was a

00:08:40   i don't know if there was a seasoned deceased involved or anything like that but they did and so here's

00:08:47   here's the part that i don't like personally uh this was a very rushed thing that peter and the community

00:08:54   had to put together they landed on this name that i am personally not a fan of because i i don't know

00:09:03   maybe it's not because i'm not an english native speaker i find it kind of gross yeah the word

00:09:11   it's called malt bot yeah so there's there's a bunch of problems with this right from my perspective

00:09:17   one that is that that word has a bad mouth feel malt bot it's like it reminds me it reminds me of mold

00:09:27   also yes but also just molting the idea of like i'm assuming it's like a lobster molting it's like they're just

00:09:34   shedding their shedding their skin terrible terrible terrible terrible name you know it's funny the whole time we were

00:09:41   talking about this last week i meant to bring it up like the name but just never i just didn't look like this is

00:09:47   obviously a problem like calling it claude bot like yeah that that isn't it like you it's an issue but also

00:09:54   it is so funny every time an llm company complains about ip infringement there's irony it is it is never

00:10:03   not funny when that happens it is a hilarious thing to to like these companies that will be in court one week

00:10:11   saying like haha we scanned a bunch of books but we bought them so it's okay and then the next week

00:10:19   it's like yeah but you stole our thing though so don't do that it's very funny it's very it's just like

00:10:24   a very very ironic thing but yeah i'm i'm not surprised i didn't like claude bot anyway uh but

00:10:32   malt bot is so much worse it's so much worse you know what pia just give it another go you know like

00:10:38   why not just give it another go you know what yes just give it another go it was obviously i think i

00:10:43   saw that peter was like tweeting look i was sleep deprived and i got a letter from anthropic what was

00:10:49   i supposed to do i ran a quick poll in discord and we went for the meme name and look i get it

00:10:55   so it's always look i love like people in discords you know they're awesome never give them the

00:11:00   opportunity to name your thing like let's say you end up with boating mc boatface that's how that happens

00:11:05   or mold or mold bot in this case mold bot mold bot mold bot so anyway uh i gotta tell you i haven't

00:11:15   had an article get so popular in a long time yeah uh more popular than my ios reviews more popular

00:11:23   oh my god really yeah man no no it's crazy i didn't know it's at that level no no it's it's been

00:11:30   absolutely wild um it was everywhere uh you know uh you gotta hand it to to the place it was

00:11:37   incredibly popular in terms of traffic from twitter or x whatever you want to call it uh google search

00:11:44   i guess people searching for instructions on how to set it up it was linked in a bunch of this like

00:11:49   ai influencer newsletters on sub stack talk about problematic platforms am i right

00:11:55   it's really just doubling down i saw you on the verge i saw that on the verge yeah um because you've been

00:12:03   like wherever you think of yourself or not i think you have now just been like you are the person who

00:12:09   knows you know it's like federico he knows molt bot you know like he's that guy it's like i'm getting

00:12:15   i'm getting questions from people like hey how do i set it up and i'm like dude i i i half know

00:12:20   myself how to set it up and debug the thing but you're the guy you're the guy i'm the guy but

00:12:25   because of this this project got so popular and mike and i spoke about this last week it's it's very

00:12:34   much like a hacker project you you gotta know what you're doing when you set this up and unfortunately

00:12:38   something that happened online is that a bunch of people um set up uh cloud bot or multiple i just

00:12:46   want i don't want to say mold bot i'm just gonna say cloud bot um they set it up hang on anthropics

00:12:51   at my door let me go oh no a bunch of people set up cloud bot on a vps so like on a server online

00:13:00   instead of their personal local computers and they completely disregarded any um reasonable security

00:13:07   practices and so there were uh reports of like this self-proclaimed some legit security researchers

00:13:15   just scanning these online directories of of um cloud bot instances running in the cloud with open gateways

00:13:23   uh so they would they could basically hack those people and connect to their cloud bots and their personal data

00:13:29   and so there was that concern but also because my article got so popular and and people obviously

00:13:37   know who i am and know my email address because my email address is public that i got very concerned

00:13:44   about um prompt injection attacks oh no and so i can never see it coming i made the call of

00:13:55   disconnecting my cloud bot from two integrations yeah specifically the google calendar and the gmail

00:14:02   one because like just people sending you emails and like this is your bank account yeah

00:14:08   it's like instruction instructions hidden in in the main body text of a gmail and i had my cloud bot

00:14:18   like scanning my gmail every morning for important emails and like imagine if in one of those emails was

00:14:24   like hidden instructions you know uh i might just start emailing you important give me yeah well it's

00:14:31   it's disconnected now it's disconnected now but for real the fear like prompting prompt injection attacks

00:14:39   and data exfiltration attacks they are not a solved problem for llms at all and maybe then they will

00:14:47   it will never be right now we only know that the only model that does not solve this but is better

00:14:55   actually much better than the other ones is cloud opus 4.5 but it's better than the other ones does not solve the

00:15:03   problem so uh because of the visibility of this article and the popularity of the project i had to turn off those two

00:15:11   integrations because the the attack surface in that case is just it's beyond my control right if somebody

00:15:17   sends me an email with some hidden instructions i cannot control that and my bot is scanning my email

00:15:22   so i turned it off and i yeah yeah well that is a i mean uh i will say like good thinking right

00:15:32   that you yeah that you thought to do that because yeah you could have and at that point it was the article

00:15:37   became so popular someone doesn't even need to know you to want to give it a go yep yep and uh yeah and

00:15:45   you know and it kind of it kind of sucks because it was really useful to have that sort of a agent

00:15:50   running every morning scanning my email scanning my calendar and stuff like that but it's a it's a risk

00:15:55   and i don't want to take that risk and it highlights i so i think what's going to happen here

00:16:00   uh i'm gonna make you some predictions if you don't mind i think obviously this cloud bot project got so popular

00:16:08   uh i just saw right now there's a blog post on cloudflare they created something called

00:16:15   jeez mold worker so cloudflare cloudflare is launching a service we've gone too far we've gone too far now

00:16:24   hear me out cloudflare is launching a service to self-host moldbot in a sandbox on cloudflare

00:16:33   this is how this thing is so popular like it's so popular that cloudflare is launching a managed

00:16:40   service to install cloud uh cloudbot so we're gonna see more of these things like we're gonna see

00:16:47   consultants offering you to set up cloudbot for you we're gonna see companies offer to uh like launching

00:16:56   managed installations of secure cloudbot instances but also what we're gonna see i think

00:17:03   this project um i think is the perfect response to what mike and i discussed last week and we made fun

00:17:11   of the capability overhang that open ai talked about like there is obviously a hunger for these llms to

00:17:21   be more useful right and to be more i don't know actionable or proactive um so what's gonna happen i think

00:17:28   we're gonna see more uh more uh copycats is not the right word but like i think we're gonna see

00:17:32   more products along these lines that live in a sandbox because that's right now that's the only way to make

00:17:39   it secure uh but that also makes me wonder how much of the utility of cloudbot is actually predicated upon

00:17:48   the fact that it's running on your computer and it's doing stuff for you with your apps and your data is

00:17:54   there any way to solve that because like i can use cloud with a vm sandbox in the cloud app right now

00:18:01   and it's not as useful as cloudbot because it's a sandbox without my data so i don't know how this can be

00:18:08   fixed in any way this product specifically in the way that it is engineered makes it particularly difficult

00:18:15   even in the sense of like the way that you communicate with it right that you are using

00:18:20   third-party chat interfaces to talk to this makes to me it feels like another risk area right like you've

00:18:30   got to be like what if some i don't know but what if somebody sends you a an iMessage or something that is

00:18:35   corrupted right we know that's a thing that can happen it's why apple built that um that like advanced

00:18:42   protection mode or whatever it's called for journalists right because these are the kinds

00:18:46   of things that become an issue yeah um i would like to make a quick very quick prediction um within a

00:18:52   month there is a series a funding round for mobile yeah yeah there's no way people aren't talking to

00:19:02   steinberg about investment now because it's just become too popular like in such a short space of time

00:19:08   like if you're if you're a vc firm you're like yeah okay let's go for it like this guy's built

00:19:13   something that's interesting uh let's give them some money yeah some personal news no i'm just kidding

00:19:19   okay uh i would invest in mac minis instead because everything i saw on social media last week about

00:19:26   your article or about moltbot in general was like i bought an m4 mac mini at costco to run ai it's like

00:19:32   this it's having a moment man i should have put i should have put an affiliate link to a mac mini

00:19:37   dude and i did not and i did not and i'm stupid for not doing it that would have ripped you it's so

00:19:45   much money yeah sorry john i forgot to do it uh yeah it's uh yeah it's anyway i hope they come up

00:19:53   with a different name man because malt bot malt bot malt bot i mean this is like something that

00:20:01   clearly needs to be productized right yes because it's you know it just it just doesn't work for

00:20:09   people right like it's too complicated this is again why i think that i expect to see some kind of

00:20:15   investment so they can start to build a product out of this rather than the way that it is currently

00:20:20   uh set up which was purely as like hey here's the fun thing that i did and now

00:20:24   they've they've identified a user need that they weren't expecting yeah malt bot

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00:22:20   big news air tags too they're here okay do air tags tags most tags most tags look do not put an air

00:22:32   tag on a lobster okay don't do it that's cruel they'll cut it off they won't bother them was that a claw

00:22:38   sound though that was that yeah what's that yeah it's the claw cutting off the air tag it'll go right

00:22:44   through a piece of fine woven no problem yeah we're going to get to fine woven i have some questions

00:22:49   uh otj wrote this up over at mac stories uh it is the same form factor but basically everything inside

00:22:58   seems better so it comes with the second gen ultra wideband chip that's the one that's in the iphone 17

00:23:05   and air and the watch ultra 3 so it's brand bright the second gen is limited number of devices but

00:23:13   that'll grow over time of course um improve bluetooth so it can detect uh from 50 further

00:23:20   away i'm sorry guys i have some real-time follow-up okay john just sent me a message

00:23:27   just linked to the mac mini in your story

00:23:31   john's on it john's thank you john thank you john go write that tim cook article

00:23:40   uh sorry steven that's important news uh 50 improved bluetooth range 50 louder speaker so

00:23:49   it can be heard roughly twice the distance away um and the chime that that speaker makes is new so

00:23:55   it's easier to locate by sound i assume that's some sort of like frequency change or

00:24:01   i'm making it more of a unique sound um and it adds april apple watch precision finding so that's the when

00:24:10   you get close you get the arrow like on your phone uh that will work on the series 9 and later and the

00:24:15   ultra 2 and later and it does all this requires 26.2.1 uh which rolled out the other day

00:24:24   uh like i said same design same price 29 for a single 99 for a four pack uh my advice for a long

00:24:33   time has been don't pay full price for air tags because someone always has them on sale

00:24:38   i think it will take a while for the air tags 2 to be that way but if you don't have a new device you

00:24:44   don't care about this stuff i would imagine at least for a short period of time you can find original air

00:24:48   tags pretty steeply discounted is this product like apple they're just selling this one they're not

00:24:55   keeping the old one that's my understanding yeah if you go to the website i think it's just the new ones

00:25:01   yeah they don't even like this is just called it it's like this isn't like air tag 2 like on the

00:25:05   website right now like yeah it's just like this is just what you get okay yeah this is what you get

00:25:10   and on the uh you know air tags are kind of a weird thing uh they are under accessories i think

00:25:17   no where are they on the website it's under accessories accessories and they like before apple

00:25:24   sells a couple of things where you can attach these to keychains uh fine woven lives on here in

00:25:30   the air tag case uh it's 35 bucks or for four or five choose between five different colors um i use

00:25:38   one by belkin which is like a plastic thing that snaps together and goes on a metal key ring and i've

00:25:43   had it the whole time since like the original air tags and it's been great um but yeah so we're all

00:25:50   big air tag people i believe i got a bunch i know mike has a bunch yeah federico has them on his lobsters

00:25:58   yep um are we rushing out to upgrade no what i'm sad about so i have my my original air tag in one of

00:26:08   the leather things and it is just beat to hell it looks great and like and and i'm sad that they don't

00:26:14   make the leather thing anymore um they they're all fine woven at some point i'll guess if whenever i need

00:26:22   to replace them i'm sure some company is selling some kind of leather keychain or whatever that that

00:26:27   i would be able to buy to put one of these in um but i really do like the one that apple makes um but i

00:26:33   just i mean i don't know maybe the fine woven is fine in this but like i just i'm not i'm not i'm not a

00:26:39   big fan i do like that i have a green one though it's a nice green one um yeah i just just to me like

00:26:44   like this seems like a great uh upgrade and like the next time i need air tags great i'll i'll have

00:26:50   to make some decisions about what the new ones go on and like kind of cycle them through and stuff but

00:26:56   all of the the the upgrades are good but there's nothing where i'm like ah i need that like they're

00:27:03   none of these none of the things that they're listing are like oh i've had this problem with

00:27:09   my air tags so i should get the new one like i've never you know like there are all these things when

00:27:16   you use them of like oh you know like you sometimes it goes out of bluetooth range for a while you just

00:27:20   wait for it to show up again you know i i don't know that the times where i can't find a like a

00:27:26   suitcase in an airport is because of the range or just because like it doesn't matter if it has twice

00:27:30   the range it's still like too locked away somewhere that you'd never find it or whatever you know what

00:27:35   the issues that i have i don't know would be solved by these updates but it is a nice suite of updates

00:27:40   for whenever people do buy them it's a great product hmm i bought a four pack

00:27:48   mainly to replace the air tag that i use on my keys and my wife uses on hers i feel like

00:27:53   those are the ones that we try to ping the most often and um so i ordered those i got those engraved

00:28:00   so one has you know i got her one with m on it mine has an s on it i've never done engraved air

00:28:04   tags why are you losing your keys so much it's all the time man you know you just sit down somewhere

00:28:10   your hands are full my keys go in the same place mike they're always in the same place it's not

00:28:17   yeah that's the problem okay who is who's the problem please let me know the other adult in

00:28:22   the household with keys okay here's my second question again maybe this is just a thing i don't

00:28:27   understand why is why is mary using your keys mary has her own keys okay well so she doesn't carry a

00:28:33   truck key and sometimes she drives the truck so she'll take my keys okay and then they're just gone

00:28:38   yeah okay she also loses her own keys sometimes um so i did a four pack you know and i figured the

00:28:47   other two maybe i put like in my backpack or you know other ones that we use often i actually have

00:28:51   an air tag in both cars maybe i swap out the car ones for these stronger ones um but yeah like you

00:28:57   like my suitcases all the other ones i got i'll just replace them as i need to but i have never had

00:29:03   an air tag die like i mean i've had to replace batteries but yeah they seem remarkably tough like

00:29:08   the ones on my keys like the back of it the metal side i mean it looks like i ran it through a like

00:29:14   an industrial sander right it's totally destroyed there's no engraving left on mine really yeah it's

00:29:19   gone the the engravings are completely gone like the apple engraving the the engraving on the other

00:29:25   side of my initials on it that's still there but like all of the regulatory markings and stuff just

00:29:29   a hundred percent disappeared yeah it's got i think we said this when it came out it's got the ipod vibe

00:29:35   right like the back of your ipod the metal will get all scratched up and the first scratch really hurt

00:29:40   but the hundredth scratch didn't because it looked cool you know what i mean like it there's a

00:29:45   a rubicon that that it passes in the patina is cool but yeah air tags patina rubicon the patina

00:29:53   rubicon fader could you have a loser case no i never lose anything whoa no nothing i've never lost

00:30:03   anything in my life no for real do you use air tags yeah okay but you never lose anything no no you

00:30:09   lost an air tag i remember that story and a heart rate monitor then i then i found it again and the

00:30:15   and a heart rate monitor was stolen from me so i have when something is stolen you have still

00:30:21   always also lost it you know i mean no no kind of yes no i have been a victim of uh grand larceny

00:30:30   in my life that's true but i have i have never yeah i have never lost anything though no remember when

00:30:37   the people broke into the beach place yes we talked about it live on the show yeah you lost like an axe or

00:30:45   something barbecue equipment yeah what about sylvia is she an air tag person does she lose things

00:30:50   what who sylvia oh no oh no no no no sylvia i mean no sylvia is like even it's like the the better

00:31:00   version of me she's like the pro max version of me when it comes to not losing things federico pro max

00:31:07   yeah has sylvia has sylvia ever been subject to grand larceny uh no no no no yeah i'm the unlucky one

00:31:17   you are the unlucky one yeah yeah speaking of unlucky ones

00:31:22   i'm gonna read some quotes to you from an article on the verge oh no uh about camo so camo is a an app for

00:31:34   iphone and the mac that allows you to use your iphone's camera as a webcam on your mac um

00:31:40   obviously we have continuity camera we're going to get to that but camo has a bunch of other features

00:31:45   like i i use uh camo if i'm recording video because you can get like much higher quality video if you use

00:31:52   um that both the apps open at the same time so camo is suing apple uh for sherlocking them um and i'm

00:32:01   i'm going to read some quotes from jp is at the verge camo was used by thousands of apple employees

00:32:05   across all divisions of the company the lawsuit says at first apple encouraged reincubate to

00:32:11   increase its investment in camo but when apple recognized that camo was a threat it took steps

00:32:16   not only to copy it thereby infringing reincubates patents but also to undermine camo's functionality

00:32:23   such that reincubate could not compete with apple's ripoff called continuity camera

00:32:27   reincubate ceo aiden fitzpatrick says in a blog post that apple had made quote all sorts of promises

00:32:34   about how they could help with the app yet once we'd proven it could be done and users loved it

00:32:39   they took it and built our feature into billions of products while shutting us out and preventing

00:32:44   additional interop interoperability would have i think interoperability would have been a fine thing

00:32:49   to say uh we could provide to the ecosystem says fitzpatrick so for context continuity camera shipped

00:32:56   two years after camo uh apple's statement on this is we strongly disagree with the allegations and

00:33:03   believe the lawsuit is baseless apple competes fairly while respecting the intellectual property rights of

00:33:09   others and these camera features were developed internally by apple engineers look now you can

00:33:15   have your own feelings about this lawsuit and about sherlocking you know what's fair play and what's not

00:33:21   i will not believe for a moment for a second that the people who came up with continuity camera did

00:33:27   not get the idea from camo i would not believe it for a second like to say that uh we compete fairly

00:33:35   while respecting the intellectual property rights of of others these camera features developed in turn

00:33:40   yeah you develop them internally after seeing camo right like you you so it's like yes you did develop

00:33:47   it but you were obviously had seen this software like i just can't imagine a scenario where apple did

00:33:57   this without having seen camo because as fitzpatrick points out of like apple puts web cams in their

00:34:03   computers like make the webcams better why do you have to do this right so yeah i i find this interesting

00:34:11   i don't think camo's gonna win maybe they can win on a patent thing i don't know what their patterns are

00:34:15   like um i guess it all comes down to discovery like if they can get some discovery like i genuinely

00:34:21   think you would be able to find messages between engineers and designers talking about camo while

00:34:26   developing this feature because i just don't imagine a world in which that didn't happen and i'm

00:34:31   not saying that people are acting like maliciously or whatever but like it it was two years after

00:34:39   right like you you've seen this and yeah i i i'm interested in seeing how this one plays out to be

00:34:46   honest i am blown away that the term sherlocking is in a legal document yeah that's incredible yeah i mean

00:34:56   and and and on his own blog post uh fitzpatrick writes about you know people at apple uh showing

00:35:04   contrition for copying their their feature um you know they're very careful not to commit to much in

00:35:12   writing which is you know these people at big companies know that um but yeah it's it's a it's a

00:35:18   it's a bummer to see it well not in slack they don't that's true right uh yeah this is and that's the

00:35:26   thing that i would be interested in seeing um if they can get that kind of stuff yeah the discovery could

00:35:31   be pretty spicy provided it will happen i don't know what scenarios have to occur to get that kind of

00:35:37   process to play out like from a from a legal perspective um but yeah i hope that apple settle

00:35:43   with them and uh help them out yeah it's it may be in apple's best interest to i i think in general

00:35:53   surely not every court and every judge but in general it feels like um a lot of the legal system

00:36:02   looks at tech companies through an antitrust anti-competitive lens this certainly doesn't look

00:36:08   good for apple through that lens you know and in this in the i don't have the quote in front of me but

00:36:13   in the blog post fitzpatrick writes about this is this is not just about camo right this is about

00:36:18   apple and its relationship with developers and you know the core question is should apple be restrained

00:36:24   from doing anything third-party developers do like that doesn't seem like the answer but also this feels

00:36:30   like it may be over the line with what happened with camo and continuity camera so the legal system

00:36:36   will sort that out and it may not be in a way that apple likes and so i i do think there was incentive

00:36:42   for apple to settle if camo is willing i think if if they can prove the claim that thousands of apple

00:36:50   employees were using it like i think that is grounds to be like well this ain't right you know but like

00:36:57   the idea of apple apple shell locking stuff inherently i don't consider to be a problem

00:37:05   like in in like it's like a blanket thing because you know we've spoken about it time and time again

00:37:10   there are there are endless stories of um developers that found success even after this kind of stuff

00:37:16   happened to them but this one is is is rough like the need for camo decreases massively when continuity

00:37:24   camera exists um especially because you can do it wirelessly and stuff like that right i think actually

00:37:30   camo has has wires but anyway you can do it without having to open an app right which is like it's super

00:37:35   handy um but if if it was really being used as widely as he says i think it becomes

00:37:42   much harder to be able to argue that there was no uh quote-unquote inspiration between the two

00:37:50   product or two projects yeah um the the first question that came to mind for me when i saw this news break

00:37:58   the other day was like why didn't apple just buy camo like yeah i know apple's not they're they are more

00:38:07   likely to buy companies now than i think they have been in the past but for a team like this like i

00:38:13   don't know how big camo is in terms of revenue but it's a drop in the bucket compared to apple you know

00:38:19   like it why don't just go make those people and a good offer and bring it in-house and you rebrand

00:38:27   it and tweak it the way you want right that's very common with tech companies right they buy a company

00:38:32   and their whole thing becomes a feature of something else and like then you avoid all of this like if

00:38:36   you're going to do something so close to what a third-party developer is doing it just seems

00:38:43   to me that it's bonkers that that's not on the table um and maybe it was right and maybe apple shot

00:38:48   it down maybe that'll come out discovery but it is the my just initial reaction was like why

00:38:54   you just go buy them yeah i mean maybe they ask too much money you know like we don't know we don't

00:39:00   know maybe the conversations like that did happen like there's no we can't know that part yeah yeah

00:39:07   it's it's an interesting story federico what are your thoughts and stuff like this it's like i never

00:39:11   know what to think with these things legal stuff like i mean do we like you said do we really think

00:39:20   that apple was not familiar with camo like i don't know it we're so used to the idea that apple is

00:39:29   shortlocking stuff and we accept that and then when somebody is like hey no that's not cool i'm gonna

00:39:37   sue you i don't know i don't know i don't know i think it's gonna come down to a patent thing that's

00:39:43   it it's gonna come down to that um because like how can you i also i'm not a legal expert for u.s

00:39:53   patent law okay okay can you can you can kind of judge codify inspiration or i don't know possibly

00:40:02   there are uh there's there are prior cases about that but like i think it's gonna come down to the

00:40:08   technology and especially if if the camo folks can prove that thousands of employees were using camo

00:40:14   and that they have the evidence that it's based on the same tech then i think apple is gonna have to

00:40:19   settle quietly at some point but we'll see but i honestly don't know what to think uh and also the

00:40:24   idea of a startup suing apple i mean they must have the money for it right i wouldn't sue apple

00:40:33   you know it's expensive yeah i don't know how that kind of stuff works out but you know that

00:40:38   doesn't it doesn't seem doesn't seem wise or you you feel figure you get some advice which suggests to

00:40:45   you that you've got a decent shot at this for sure like i'm looking at their patent it's in the lawsuit

00:40:50   i have no idea what patents mean or what i'm looking at but the patent is for

00:40:58   not like a a compute basically a webcam connection between a computer and a phone

00:41:04   for a video conferencing is what it looks like to me and so it's like well that's like the whole thing

00:41:10   right like like that's that's the whole thing they got that patent so yeah but i don't know i don't

00:41:17   i don't understand enough about how patents work either hmm patent system is complicated and mostly not

00:41:24   good i think yeah and it's funny i'm scrolling through it now right so they've got some messages

00:41:29   between like text messages from apple people who love it and there's also like um app of the day

00:41:38   screenshots in here which is like well you obviously know about it you know this is in august 2021

00:41:44   before continuity camera shipped apple called it called camo app of the day and it's like

00:41:50   stuff like that where it's like obviously apple is made up of so many people but that's not how you

00:41:56   look at things like this in these scenarios oh my god there's a there's a selfie with fitzpatrick

00:42:00   and craig fitterighi oh my god this is amazing there's so much stuff in here and but like this is the case

00:42:08   right where it's like well i mean i've seen camo's logo on um in in keynotes right like they've they've used

00:42:17   used it in those like uh logo blocks or whatever uh the vision pro app which is a hilarious thing

00:42:23   that exists uh is always featured in the app store on the vision pro like it gets i feel like i don't

00:42:29   know how this stuff works again i'm gonna say like 100 times but it feels to me like it gets harder and

00:42:33   harder to argue that they didn't know about it while they were developing the feature based upon the fact of

00:42:39   how much um yeah uh attention they were given by different parts of apple and it's interesting too

00:42:49   like this is a bell that can't be unrung for camo like no matter how this ends right apple settles

00:42:56   camo wins and gets a huge sum of money at the end of it or camo loses and they get crushed

00:43:03   like if camo is still in business at the end of this your relationship with apple is probably

00:43:09   harmed forever you're not getting another selfie with craig right no yeah and that's obviously like

00:43:14   a funny example right i mean but yeah but from their perspective that relationship isn't important

00:43:21   because for them that relationship that they had meant that their entire business got ripped off so

00:43:29   that like you know in that scenario do you even care about your relationship with apple like

00:43:34   maybe not the good relationship you had led to your business being undermined yeah it's just very

00:43:39   very complicated and and developers deal with this sort of stuff all the time i mean

00:43:44   it's not so often your entire app right but we see it every year right we all have friends in

00:43:51   development it's like oh this feature or this corner of what i do is now built into some other app that

00:43:57   apple does and a lot of times you know developers say this we've said it and i think i generally believe

00:44:05   it like you know if if you were writing a task manager and all of a sudden reminders got good

00:44:11   like yeah you may you you may lose the low end of your market but that actually can free you up to go

00:44:17   after a different like specific market that may love your app way more and be really dependent on it like

00:44:22   it's not always a bad thing if apple takes a little bit of what you're doing or move into your space

00:44:29   but we don't see very often what seems like maybe happened in this case where like

00:44:36   camo continuity camera basically do the same thing like and it's not like they just took part of it and

00:44:44   that does put it in slightly different waters for me but developers worry about this every summer

00:44:49   right like very famously i think within our circles when i guess it was safari 5 or whatever

00:44:56   added reading list marco tweeted a single word tweet because he was writing instapaper at the time

00:45:02   right and that's kind of become a joke now amongst like indie developers in our circles but it's just uh

00:45:07   it's very complicated and apple's relationship with third-party developers in some ways is that a i don't

00:45:13   want to say an all-time low but it's rocky at best for a lot of developers right now

00:45:18   and this sort of thing that it's been lower i mean maybe like in the 90s like or they told everybody

00:45:24   to rewrite in coco and everyone should know but um it's pretty it's pretty rough right like on the on

00:45:31   the six colors apple report card that has not gotten a good grade in a long time can't wait to see the

00:45:36   score this this time around it's gonna be rough the deadline was before the camo thing came out i don't think this

00:45:42   i don't think this would have changed i don't think so either i don't think so either but like this sort

00:45:47   of stuff doesn't help right like if apple were interested in improving that relationship

00:45:53   then you do buy camo and you pay whatever they want because you're apple and you've got

00:45:59   literally mountains of money but doing it this way and then being sued by a small developer and like

00:46:06   you know apple unless they just settle right away they're going to be ugly about it and that just

00:46:11   doesn't do you any favors in the eyes of all the other developers and i promise you anyone in the app

00:46:17   store paying attention is going to watch this closely because it does affect all developers because apple could

00:46:24   move into your space any given year so it's just it's messy all the way around and i don't know i i really

00:46:32   hate this kind of stuff i think the instapaper one is a good example right that we can all relate to but

00:46:37   when instapaper when reading list existed there were a bunch of really later apps right like it was it

00:46:42   was a whole category i don't think that was the same here no it was camo was the thing that was what you

00:46:48   used or you used a capture card and a big camera right but like from a software perspective camo was

00:46:56   the one um and apple took just enough of what those features are to make camo mostly not needed for the

00:47:07   vast majority of people that would have been using it like yeah again it's like what i'm doing i i only

00:47:13   ever used camo as a way to get the maximum video quality out of my iphone which is absolutely not

00:47:20   what i need for zoom calls like you know which is what people were using it for right like that's what it

00:47:25   was used for because the cameras in the macs are bad it's like even like a funny thing that is it's so funny

00:47:32   that this that continuity camera even exists right it's just like a very funny thing of like oh we have to use a

00:47:38   a second device because the cameras on our laptops are bad um but yeah yeah it's going to be really

00:47:44   interesting to see where this goes if anywhere uh we'll keep an eye on it

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00:49:36   so sebastian dewith one of the co-founders of lux and i believe served as the designer

00:49:46   there primarily um that one of the apps that they made that i expect the majority of people will be

00:49:53   familiar with uh is halide the really great camera app so sebastian is leaving lux and joining apple uh

00:50:00   specifically joining their human interface design team um dewith previously worked at apple a long time

00:50:07   ago um i hear this mentioned a lot that uh he was responsible for the find my app like the rich

00:50:16   corinthian lever of the find my app is that true or is that just something people say i think it's true

00:50:22   i think it's true okay you know i certainly have heard it enough to believe it it's true yeah

00:50:30   if it wasn't it now is you know what i mean is that one of those things um yeah it's just become a

00:50:37   thing uh so the lux developers have responded quote unquote to this by sharing details about their next

00:50:45   speak updates to halide uh which looks very impressive um but that's what that's all they have said

00:50:52   um which is interesting uh we're not like a spill the tea kind of podcast and i don't know these people

00:50:59   but it feels like i don't know i don't know if this was a thing that everybody wanted uh to happen because

00:51:07   usually you see like well wishes in these kinds of scenarios and i have yet to find any um

00:51:13   my thoughts on this is i guess there are some high level positions at apple in the design team that

00:51:22   need filling now uh like one reason or another you know like with anandai's departure people getting

00:51:28   moved up moved along lots of people leaving you know like people that maybe went with

00:51:33   die or people that worked with him and did does do not want to work for steven lemay or whatever

00:51:38   um and i was i was wondering about this like so steven lemay apparently has been there a while so

00:51:45   lemay is the person who's replacing alan dies like the head of the human interface design team

00:51:50   and i think maybe he wants to recruit some old hands like i wouldn't be surprised to see this

00:51:58   happen more than once putting the band back together kind of right of like you know if you if you've been

00:52:05   around for a long time you've probably made a lot of good relationships and then you're going out there

00:52:10   and bringing people in because again i i don't know enough about halide and lux but it seemed like a very

00:52:17   popular successful product like i i can only imagine that apple made a good enough deal

00:52:23   right to to tempt it with back um it's very funny to me to see how much play this has gone especially

00:52:31   guess where i've seen the most conversation about this boys macedon threads thread oh right they they uh

00:52:39   half the people love liquid glass and people hate it his post on threads has got thousands of

00:52:46   interactions on it like an unbelievable amount of engagement um i'm gonna go look at it now and

00:52:53   i'll tell you four thousand four hundred likes moses that's a lot of likes uh he has like 29 000

00:53:02   followers so 4 400 likes has a very good uh uh engagement right on that and people like lots of like

00:53:12   everyone seems excited about this um are you guys excited about this i think so i mean i i like sab

00:53:20   a lot um and i think the all i want to see if there's more i actually want to see if this is

00:53:28   just my theory does my theory hold out this is going to happen more than once yeah yeah uh because i have

00:53:36   seen you know over the past few months lots of designers that i respect and follow online join

00:53:42   i don't know anthropic or open ai like lots of them going to open ai and i want to see if this is a just

00:53:48   this person or if we're gonna see more announcements along these lines like i'm going back to apple or i'm

00:53:54   joining apple um because if that's the case then i think you're right mike that it's sort of like you know

00:54:00   you know under new leadership people coming back and forming a new old school but also

00:54:06   forward-looking now design team again um so one person does not say much maybe sab just wanted to

00:54:14   leave the startup life and go back to apple um to be fair this is also the person who put out an

00:54:20   excellent essay about liquid glass before liquid glass was announced uh with arguably from the essay

00:54:28   a better version of liquid glass i would say uh so i don't know maybe it's just sebastian and that's it

00:54:35   or maybe there's more coming uh it depends it depends what what this is are we looking at just

00:54:42   this person wanting to work with steven lamay or lamay putting together a super team of designers again

00:54:50   the latter would be more exciting i am i hope that sebastian can bring his design work to the camera

00:55:01   app uh i'm not super thrilled over time about the camera app like the the selector to get to like

00:55:10   i was trying to take a slow motion video yesterday it just took me too long to get there um it's actually

00:55:17   reminiscent to me now of the um really bad fitness app on the apple watch yeah where like the fitness

00:55:27   app on the apple watch it feels like what should happen is every time you swipe it should just move

00:55:33   to the next thing but it just swipes forever like it like the way the interface looks and acts don't

00:55:40   don't correlate to me or it feels like you should be swiping through pages like like one like flip flip

00:55:46   flip flip instead of what happens which is you just scroll it like a regular list i'm having the same

00:55:51   problem with the camera app where the ui doesn't feel like it should just be a smooth like kind of

00:55:56   direct scroll and so it just becomes so hard to find anything uh where i would prefer if you could just

00:56:04   swipe one two you know anyway it took too way too long uh and i've i've really liked the design of

00:56:09   halide like i think it looks good i think it works good i think it's nice and clear the interactions are

00:56:14   really nice so my hope is maybe he's there to or will try to while he's there uh turn his hand to

00:56:23   cleaning some of that ui up like that would be nice um i don't think that that blog post exists that you

00:56:28   referenced anymore federico what they what's up i'm looking at it what oh i can't find it yeah i got

00:56:35   in the show notes uh thank you so much it's called physicality the new age of ui yeah oh it's on the lux

00:56:43   blog i was looking on his website i just yeah his stuff is sort of spread out um yeah okay yeah i'm

00:56:49   i'm excited to not because one person can well not because one person can like turn around the design

00:56:57   ship at apple but for what it signifies this is somebody who really cares and really knows about

00:57:05   design and how apps should look and work it's it but it's also a little bit of a bummer like

00:57:13   you know highlight mark 3 does look great um hopefully they can continue that pace up

00:57:18   um and i just sort of like weirdly tangential to this i'm gonna miss his iphone camera reviews

00:57:24   like he ain't doing that when he works at apple oh they'll just get a very different vibe very

00:57:29   different vibe oh the best camera ever but could he be on stage introducing the next pro camera talking

00:57:35   about it like that that would be also interesting um you know we don't know what his role is we don't

00:57:40   know how how expansive it will be um and i think people will need to remember like wwc is six months away

00:57:50   uh five five five and a half months away 27 is not going to be radically different i don't think than 26

00:57:56   like this is going to take some time and it is not something like which what i think would actually

00:58:06   what i think would be maybe the worst thing to do is for apple to rush something at this point

00:58:10   to okay we're gonna back away from liquid glass we're gonna do something else i think it's better in the

00:58:17   long run to have liquid glass a little bit longer and get something better after it then try to shove

00:58:24   it to the side really quickly um and not all liquid glass is bad right like on the iphone ipad it's way

00:58:31   better than on the mac like tahoe is a mess and you got they have to weigh all those things they have to

00:58:36   make decisions about those things and that is going to take time but i'm certainly encouraged by the fact

00:58:42   that not only apple wanted him back but that he whatever those conversations were he felt like he

00:58:50   could make an impact and that it was something he wanted to do um yeah and that is exciting to me like

00:58:56   i would love to know what those conversations were and hopefully we'll see the fruit of this over the

00:59:01   coming years but um yeah it's a big move and i agree with you i think we will see more i think we will see

00:59:06   more high profile uh app designers ui designers that we know or that we've heard of to uh to go inside i

00:59:15   think i suspect apple is going to be on a hiring spree i would like them to bring in people who have had

00:59:22   great success outside of apple whether they ever worked there or not at creating really interesting

00:59:28   ui i think those are the types of people you should want right like people who have gone out and like

00:59:35   made some very interesting interpretations of how apps should work and try and bring those in to fill

00:59:42   some of the more senior positions of the design team which i do believe that there are a lot of vacancies

00:59:47   in i would just naturally assume that is a thing that happens over time um and or just like you know

00:59:53   build a new team like why not like if enough people have left now maybe it's time to to to to

01:00:01   completely get rid of like be happier at like moving and changing what was johnny ives hold right

01:00:12   because die came up that way now he's gone maybe it's time to rethink it a little bit like i don't

01:00:18   know who works there right but let's shake it out a little bit and and and try some new stuff and maybe

01:00:26   bring in some some talented people um so yeah it's it's fascinating thing to see um good luck to them

01:00:35   yeah yeah for sure well i think that does it for this week um thank you for joining us if you want

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01:01:07   federico at mac stories frederico y'all having a big week you want to talk briefly about what you're

01:01:12   going to yeah we finally uh unified uh mac stories and club mac stories under one website which is

01:01:20   mac stories.net uh you no longer need to go to a separate website just to get access to your

01:01:27   your subscription perks um and this is part of a bigger sort of vision for for uh putting the

01:01:34   spotlight on mac stories because that's the website that people know that that a lot of people visit

01:01:39   every every week every year and uh we we over the years we we started doing so many things right with

01:01:46   the newsletters and the podcasts and the videos and and then multiple tiers of the club and we ended up

01:01:52   up with this fragmented experience which was at the time a byproduct of the fact that we couldn't

01:01:58   modernize the mac stories foundation that easily and so last summer after many years of you know

01:02:04   missteps and and you know certain certain directions that we shouldn't have followed but we finally went

01:02:11   back to the drawing board and we said okay fine let's first modernize mac stories even if it's not going

01:02:15   to look that different let's completely re-architect the site which we did and that foundation that we

01:02:21   launched last summer allowed us yesterday to finally bring everything back together so the club and app

01:02:27   stories also both app stories and app stories plus uh now live on mac stories in the podcasts page and

01:02:33   we haven't finished this migration right because we have other podcasts that will need to be integrated

01:02:38   but now that we have everything not running on wordpress not on a custom cms anymore we can provide

01:02:45   that sort of unified experience for you know people who just want to read mac stories for free that's

01:02:49   never going to change there's always going to be a blog that you can go there and see the home page with

01:02:54   free articles and sponsors uh but if you're a member you can get more and you can sign in directly on mac stories

01:03:01   you get a special club homepage for just your club stuff and now that we fully control uh you know

01:03:08   mac stories living on wordpress we get to ship new things faster just as i'm speaking right now uh

01:03:15   we should be adding already a new feature which is uh you know giving members a new type of rss feed

01:03:21   that we didn't have yesterday now we get to do these things very quickly so uh i am it took us a long

01:03:27   time to get to this point um but i'm glad that's finally done because from now on it's just going

01:03:35   to be new stuff right uh instead of modernizing an old foundation refactoring migrations now it's just

01:03:42   from now on it's just new stuff and that's exciting yeah somebody who has to uh or wants to link to your

01:03:51   podcasts this this would be nice like when they're all here you know like on the on the on the one page

01:03:57   i'll be happy about that yeah thank you yeah yeah congrats it's it's awesome i know it's been a lot

01:04:02   of work um and i'm sure y'all are happy to have it out in the world very much so yeah uh you can find

01:04:08   my writing at 512pixels.net uh and i am on mac power users here on relay on sundays check that out

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01:04:42   cheerio bye y'all