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Siri is still bad, like really really bad. I opened an email with my Uber Eats confirmation, there was a live activity on the screen with progress, and I pulled down and asked Siri "what did I order for lunch?" And it thought for like 2 minutes and then said it doesn't know. 🤦♂️
Okay so the harness and models are clearly bad. Well, then next I opened up the Siri GUI app on macOS and HOLY. It's the worst looking, beginner, basic bitch app I've ever seen. Did someone spend more than 5 minutes on this?
Whoever worked on this app along with the full chain of people who checked off on this needs to be terminated immediately. This is 0/10 terrible software, so embarrassed for Apple to ship this.
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You can now restrict Workflows to a specific jurisdiction like eu or us to keep data local. This helps with GDPR or FedRAMP compliance. Requires Wrangler 4.152.0
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Talk to your customers
Amazon's leadership is very good at writing, but you still need to read between the lines.
What I read between these lines:
Engineers who are not "product engineers" (aka eng + PM interest) and don't like to be customer-facing will not have a future inside of Amazon
Full: aboutamazon.com/news/company…
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I like hanging out with my ten year old and his friends because they remind of a time of life when people were happy for no reason, earnest, and optimistic. If we are honest, we all encourage portion of adults every day that are negative, cynical, selfish, spiteful. You wonder what happened in life to take that goodness out of them they had as kids. This is why I love adults who have retained that childlike goodness and spark. Because they had to purposefully choose that.
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A lot of people underestimate just how powerful @Cloudflare is. Or simply don't know what it can do beyond CDN, DNS, and security.
It's become one of my favorite platforms to build with, both at work and on my personal projects.
One of the biggest reasons I love it is that Cloudflare feels like it was built for the age of AI agents.
It gives you pretty much everything you need to build and deploy applications: Workers for compute, D1 for databases, R2 for storage, Queues, Workflows, and much more. All within the same ecosystem, with very little infrastructure to manage. This makes it incredibly easy to build with AI agents.
At @railblocks, we're taking this a step further by using Cloudflare as the foundation for the AI-powered operating systems we build for investment firms.
We just published an article explaining exactly why we've chosen Cloudflare, the building blocks we use, and how they all fit together.
It's definitely worth a read if you're building with AI agents, or simply curious about what Cloudflare can do beyond its traditional use cases!
To work effectively across an entire company, agents need an Operating System.
@Cloudflare has the best infrastructure to build it - here's why:
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🎨 Custom pages for @Cloudflare Access are here.
Use HTML + Liquid to brand login, access-denied, and CLI approval pages. Give blocked users clear next steps, create custom branding, and make it easier on your users!
Check out the new demo denied page I cooked up 🤩
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Wow
At @Lovable we invoke 753.6B Workers per month.
I shared how we implemented an isomorphic execution model using @tan_stack at Cloudflare Connect.
Code written by lovable runs seamlessly between the client and server. Enabling SSR and better SEO for our users.
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#CloudflareConnect 2026 is now on demand.
Keynotes, breakout sessions, and resources from San Francisco are available to watch, share, and explore — covering AI security, network infrastructure, developer platform, and more.
New sessions added regularly: cfl.re/4ifI0Pm
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Emergency WAF ruleset update for 2026-10-25 adds two new detections for CVE-2026-111497. They default to log mode so you can audit impact. Check existing overrides to avoid false positives.
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