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We’ve worked hard to make sure iPhone Duo has the most expansive language support with 50+ interface languages and 200+ keyboard layouts that seamlessly adapt to all the different poses and orientations. Looking forward to feedback from everyone! #i18n
最近最喜欢的一期播客。化解了我对宇宙的本质是什么的一些执念。podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
可以跟之前关于龙树的一期一起消化:podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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The team cooked with the new lmstudio.ai homepage.
Interactive Bionic demo in the browser!
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又重新把我的这台 M1 MacBook Air 整好了。
这次整成了给人用的样子:装满了 GUI 软件。有写文字的、修照片的、做视频的,还有做音乐的。之前用的 M4 Pro Mac mini 则进入了 headless 状态。
很多人说闭源软件将死亡。可是我看着这些满屏幕的创作类软件问自己:如果有人声称他通过 AI 逆向工程写了一个开源的版本,我会去用吗?
答案很简单,肯定不会。如果你写过文字,修过照片,做过视频,会演奏乐器,也做过音乐,那你一定懂我在说什么。
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Delighted to report that my book on AI has just come out in China! So my end-of-book sermon about the urgent need for international cooperation on AI governance is now available to the two key target audiences...
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We want Bionic to be the agent you use for work and that means working with your documents right there
Now you can view your spreadsheets right in the app and see changes live
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It alleviates my latent guilt as well.
But I think there’s still an aesthetic angle. There’s something sad about dumping tons of garbage in even a well-run landfill. And there’s something beautiful about reusable bags and water bottles, even if they cost more CO2. For sure, the reusable objects have to be reused. The worst of the worst is dumping reusable objects in the trash.
Similarly, in efficient capitalism, buying new goods can cost less in labor and emissions than repairing or reusing old ones. But not trying to prolong the lifetime of objects feels morally off.
I’m probably not a pure utilitarian after all…
Yes, we actually parse the shell commands and do capability analysis using the AST. It doesn’t solve the halting problem but it saves ~80% of token usage.
Introducing Auto Review for tool requests
Bionic uses AST parsing, command matching, and a reviewer subagent to auto-approve shell tool requests
In our team's internal use, ~82% of commands are approved before LLM review
lmstudio.ai/blog/how-auto-re…
Introducing Auto Review for tool requests
Bionic uses AST parsing, command matching, and a reviewer subagent to auto-approve shell tool requests
In our team's internal use, ~82% of commands are approved before LLM review
lmstudio.ai/blog/how-auto-re…
LM Studio Bionic spotted in the M5 Ultra press release! @lmstudio
apple.com/newsroom/2026/08/a…
Observations on Qwen 3.8 27B in @lmstudio Bionic
I had some fun doing research work locally with Qwen 3.8 27B.
- The “extra high” setting overthinks a lot, but it’s actually useful for better results. Whatever its latest attention mechanism is must have some magic to be able to pick up the right parts reliably.
- It’s very fun to see the full thinking trace. That’s a luxury with open models.
- The model uses the context windows almost like a mechanical scratchpad. I see it write drafts in its mind, critique itself, and iterate on them. It’s extremely good at repeating large chunks of text. You can also see the behavior in @simonw’s Pelican transcript: tools.simonwillison.net/mark…
- I asked it to critique my writing. Surprisingly, the quality is better than much larger models like Opus 5, GPT 5.6-Sol, and Kimi K3. Is it less overtrained or what?
This seems to be the first legit local model that can do serious work.


















