Corey Ward
@coreyward.dev
CTO & Co-founder of projectread.ai. Previously at Figma.
These examples were first try, and the only selection I did on the photos was choosing a couple that I took and didn't mind sharing (no personal stuff). Eerily accurate, especially the downtown skyline shot—100% accurate. And this is with GPT 4.1 Mini!
June 17, 2025 at 9:31 PM
These examples were first try, and the only selection I did on the photos was choosing a couple that I took and didn't mind sharing (no personal stuff). Eerily accurate, especially the downtown skyline shot—100% accurate. And this is with GPT 4.1 Mini!
The way I've been doing it is to have my git repo in `_base` underneath my project name folder. Then each branch I want to work on simultaneously is in a folder of the same name adjacent to _branch. I can alter dependencies, run separate IDEs, or claude code in each folder/branch. Commits too!
June 11, 2025 at 1:58 AM
The way I've been doing it is to have my git repo in `_base` underneath my project name folder. Then each branch I want to work on simultaneously is in a folder of the same name adjacent to _branch. I can alter dependencies, run separate IDEs, or claude code in each folder/branch. Commits too!
Going hard in the Car & Driver comments.
April 25, 2025 at 7:51 PM
Going hard in the Car & Driver comments.
The White House has shared the equation used to come up with these tariffs. It was almost certainly AI generated, and it's boneheaded. This is not a serious presidency, but it's seriously eroding the power of our representatives, and our power abroad.
April 3, 2025 at 4:33 PM
The White House has shared the equation used to come up with these tariffs. It was almost certainly AI generated, and it's boneheaded. This is not a serious presidency, but it's seriously eroding the power of our representatives, and our power abroad.
Sora seems chock full of funny mashup images right now.
March 27, 2025 at 9:33 PM
Sora seems chock full of funny mashup images right now.
Love how it's okay when you use MIT licensed software without providing the required notices, but not okay when others do it.
March 13, 2025 at 11:17 PM
Love how it's okay when you use MIT licensed software without providing the required notices, but not okay when others do it.
Home Assistant is pretty cool. Far easier to set up automations than with HomeKit-based tooling. Cool to be able to plot wholly independent data sources against one another too, like this comparing my office occupancy against the CO2 level in the air (yay, I'm not a robot).
February 19, 2025 at 7:40 PM
Home Assistant is pretty cool. Far easier to set up automations than with HomeKit-based tooling. Cool to be able to plot wholly independent data sources against one another too, like this comparing my office occupancy against the CO2 level in the air (yay, I'm not a robot).
Hey Matt,
Two quick things.
1. It wasn’t clear that the video at the top relevant to the article since it’s separated by a subscription form and the title. Play button is a bit camouflaged too.
2. There’s an overflow issue in the related posts box (see screenshot).
(On mobile for both)
Two quick things.
1. It wasn’t clear that the video at the top relevant to the article since it’s separated by a subscription form and the title. Play button is a bit camouflaged too.
2. There’s an overflow issue in the related posts box (see screenshot).
(On mobile for both)
February 4, 2025 at 7:50 PM
Hey Matt,
Two quick things.
1. It wasn’t clear that the video at the top relevant to the article since it’s separated by a subscription form and the title. Play button is a bit camouflaged too.
2. There’s an overflow issue in the related posts box (see screenshot).
(On mobile for both)
Two quick things.
1. It wasn’t clear that the video at the top relevant to the article since it’s separated by a subscription form and the title. Play button is a bit camouflaged too.
2. There’s an overflow issue in the related posts box (see screenshot).
(On mobile for both)
The latest model from Alibaba, Qwen2.5-Max, fails the same way as Google Gemini Pro on my simple code optimization question. So far only Grok 2 has managed to improve the code, and it nailed it. bsky.app/profile/core...
January 29, 2025 at 4:36 PM
The latest model from Alibaba, Qwen2.5-Max, fails the same way as Google Gemini Pro on my simple code optimization question. So far only Grok 2 has managed to improve the code, and it nailed it. bsky.app/profile/core...
I hadn't tested Grok 2 because I haven't seen it in benchmarks or heard anything positive about it (and I have a low opinion of its proprietor), but I just gave it a shot and it actually nailed the solution.
January 28, 2025 at 8:22 PM
I hadn't tested Grok 2 because I haven't seen it in benchmarks or heard anything positive about it (and I have a low opinion of its proprietor), but I just gave it a shot and it actually nailed the solution.
Google Gemini Pro dropped the explicit handling that ensures the arrays are copied before being reversed, resulting in the inputs being mutated (creates a different bug). DeepSeek Chat V3 has the same solution as ChatGPT o1-mini (use slice + concat but behavior unchanged).
January 27, 2025 at 11:54 PM
Google Gemini Pro dropped the explicit handling that ensures the arrays are copied before being reversed, resulting in the inputs being mutated (creates a different bug). DeepSeek Chat V3 has the same solution as ChatGPT o1-mini (use slice + concat but behavior unchanged).
Next, ChatGPT 4o, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, and Amazon Nova Pro all arrived at the same solution that changes the behavior by reversing the whole array without reversing the order of the inputs. This introduces a bug and would depend on either a careful PR review or a test suite to catch it.
January 27, 2025 at 11:54 PM
Next, ChatGPT 4o, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, and Amazon Nova Pro all arrived at the same solution that changes the behavior by reversing the whole array without reversing the order of the inputs. This introduces a bug and would depend on either a careful PR review or a test suite to catch it.
First, the heavy hitters: the reasoning models. ChatGPT o1 and o1-mini rewrote it to use `concat` without changing the inefficiencies. The readability is worse IMO, but fine. DeepSeek R1 used `slice` instead of array expansion, but that's it. None of these are better at all.
January 27, 2025 at 11:54 PM
First, the heavy hitters: the reasoning models. ChatGPT o1 and o1-mini rewrote it to use `concat` without changing the inefficiencies. The readability is worse IMO, but fine. DeepSeek R1 used `slice` instead of array expansion, but that's it. None of these are better at all.
I was curious how @kagi.com assistant would do at your pelican query, and while it didn't pull a full list with that query verbatim, it did identify East Sand Island and referenced the same PDF you linked.
January 10, 2025 at 5:47 PM
I was curious how @kagi.com assistant would do at your pelican query, and while it didn't pull a full list with that query verbatim, it did identify East Sand Island and referenced the same PDF you linked.
This is a 1 star review on a $4,500 professional camera body all because third-party batteries don't work with it. Canonical example of someone being penny-wise and pound-foolish. 🤦♂️
December 13, 2024 at 10:37 PM
This is a 1 star review on a $4,500 professional camera body all because third-party batteries don't work with it. Canonical example of someone being penny-wise and pound-foolish. 🤦♂️
Amazon is working hard to help Chinese sellers of low quality products dupe you into buying using AI. 🤦♂️
Source: The Information
Source: The Information
December 9, 2024 at 3:03 PM
Amazon is working hard to help Chinese sellers of low quality products dupe you into buying using AI. 🤦♂️
Source: The Information
Source: The Information
A digital agency collaborated with an accessibility consultant to explore the use of LLMs to convert Deque accessibility scan reports (1st image) into language that describes the a11y bugs in terms of their impact (2nd image). The goal: get web professionals to care about the impact.
November 30, 2024 at 12:50 AM
A digital agency collaborated with an accessibility consultant to explore the use of LLMs to convert Deque accessibility scan reports (1st image) into language that describes the a11y bugs in terms of their impact (2nd image). The goal: get web professionals to care about the impact.
The rest of the crew! Cricket, Slim, Nala, and Felix. Cricket is our eldest and Nala is the youngest—she turns 1 in a few days. Felix is outdoors—he started coming around years ago here and there, and has since adopted us. We take care of him, but he doesn't want to be inside.
October 25, 2024 at 7:41 PM
The rest of the crew! Cricket, Slim, Nala, and Felix. Cricket is our eldest and Nala is the youngest—she turns 1 in a few days. Felix is outdoors—he started coming around years ago here and there, and has since adopted us. We take care of him, but he doesn't want to be inside.
My partner and I have 7 indoor kitties plus 1 outdoor neighborhood cat that we've pseudo-adopted. Here are a few recent pics. In order: Gus, Jelli, Grogu, and Noodle.
October 22, 2024 at 9:36 PM
My partner and I have 7 indoor kitties plus 1 outdoor neighborhood cat that we've pseudo-adopted. Here are a few recent pics. In order: Gus, Jelli, Grogu, and Noodle.
Today in “it’s fucking hot in Texas,” I left my bike in the bed of my truck with the tonneau cover closed and the inner tube exploded through the tire. 💥🤯
August 10, 2023 at 12:20 AM
Today in “it’s fucking hot in Texas,” I left my bike in the bed of my truck with the tonneau cover closed and the inner tube exploded through the tire. 💥🤯
A few photos from the El Rey Court motel in Santa Fe. Ilford HP5+ film in an Olympus Pen FT half-frame 35mm camera.
August 6, 2023 at 6:54 PM
A few photos from the El Rey Court motel in Santa Fe. Ilford HP5+ film in an Olympus Pen FT half-frame 35mm camera.