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Jev: The AI That Can't Write a Single Word (and Why That's the Point) and How to Set It Up (opens the original)
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Every tool I’ve covered on Sorted Pixels has one thing in common: it talks. Usually too much. You ask for a yes or a no and you get three paragraphs, a bulleted summary and a polite offer to elaborate.So when a model shows up whose entire selling point is that it refuses to write a single sentence, I pay attention.It’s called Jev. It comes from a company called TypeSafe AI. And this week it went from “niche API launch” to “everyone on my feed is building something with it” in about four days. Ne
Mac Studio vs €200/Month for AI: What's Actually Worth It? (opens the original)
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Every few weeks someone asks me the same question in DMs, and it’s always some version of: should I buy the machine or keep paying the subscription? It’s a fair question. It’s also the wrong shape, and I keep answering it badly because I answer it from my situation instead of theirs.<div class
A Practical Guide to Building the Brand Brain, Enterprise Brain, and Orchestration Layer for the Agentic Enterprise (opens the original)
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The campaign shipped on brand. Same tokens, same type scale, same photography rules. It also quoted a discount that had been retired in Q3, used a claim legal had never approved, and went out to a customer with an open complaint.Nobody prompted badly. The agent did exactly what its context allowed. The brand guidelines lived in a ninety-page PDF it could not query. The claim library lived in a lawyer’s inbox. The complaint lived in ServiceNow. The budget ceiling lived in a spreadsheet the CMO ch
Grok Bot for Designers and Product Teams: An Honest Review (opens the original)
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There’s a specific moment I keep hitting with every agent I’ve tested this year.It’s not the moment it does something impressive. That comes early and it’s cheap. It’s the moment about forty minutes later, when the agent is four tabs deep into a real tool with a real login, and I realise I can’t answer a simple question: if this goes wrong, whose name is on it?Not “will it go wrong.” Whose name.Grok Bot is the product that made that question urgent for me, because it answers it the most aggressi
How to turn the Garmin Fenix 9 into a Self-Coaching Machine with Claude (opens the original)
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Garmin announced the fēnix 9 and fēnix 9 Pro on August 25, 2026. Nine hundred and ninety nine dollars for the base model, eleven hundred for the Pro with the titanium case, the 3,000 nit AMOLED and inReach satellite. The press release is a good one. Stamina zones and a stamina curve. Indoor rowing VO2 and power. Expanded rucking. A new activity grouping feature they’re calling Garmin Epic.Read the release again and notice what is not in it. There is no AI coach. There is no assistant. There is n
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