The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Anderson v. Intel Corp. regarding whether 401(k) plan underperformance claims require a meaningful benchmark to assess fiduciary duty. Justices across ideological lines expressed skepticism about allowing employees to sue plan sponsors based on low returns without comparative standards, using an apples-to-oranges metaphor to discuss investment strategy comparisons.
PhotoCraft is an open-source, AI-built image editor written in Rust that mimics Photoshop's interface and features. Created by Brandon Thomas through the ArtCraft project, it offers layers, masks, blend modes, and GPU acceleration across Windows, macOS, and Linux. While visually similar to Photoshop, it lacks the refined algorithms and polish needed for professional workflows.
The Supreme Court heard arguments in Anderson v. Intel Corp., a case questioning whether employees can sue over 401(k) underperformance without establishing a meaningful benchmark for comparison. Multiple justices across ideological lines expressed skepticism about allowing such claims without proper comparative standards, using apple-versus-oranges analogies to illustrate the need for appropriate benchmarks.
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Anderson v. Intel Corp., a case examining whether employees can sue over 401(k) underperformance without a meaningful benchmark for comparison. During arguments, justices across ideological lines expressed skepticism about allowing easy litigation based solely on underperformance claims, using apple-to-orange comparisons to illustrate the need for comparable benchmarks.
Brandon Thomas, a software engineer, released ArtCraft, an open-source suite of AI-generated alternatives to Adobe's Creative Cloud apps built with Claude Opus and Rust. The project includes free clones of Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, and other Adobe tools across macOS, Windows, and Linux, though early versions are alpha-stage with bugs and performance issues. The initiative challenges Adobe's subscription model amid ongoing debates over SaaS pricing and potential intellectual property concerns.