Apple’s Legacy and Future After 50 Years, Mac Pro is Dead, Claude Code Leak
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The episode discusses Apple's 50th anniversary, the discontinuation of the Mac Pro, and the Claude Code leak, along with a notable interview with Tim Cook.
Apple hits 50, Tim Cook gives a *rousing* interview, we debate the most Apple-y product, the Mac Pro is officially dead, Claude Code leak, and Stephen saw the Artemis II launch. Member Promo Code: IWANTCHAPTERS (Click above and the promo will be automatically applied) Ad-Free + Bonus Episodes Show Notes via Email Creative Effort - Jason's Podcast Watch on YouTube! Join the Community Email Us: podcast@primarytech.fm @stephenrobles on Threads @jasonaten on Threads ———————— Sponsors: Framer - Start creating for free at framer.com/design , and use code PRIMARY for a free month of Framer Pro. Granola - Try Granola for FREE for 3 months at: granola.ai/primary ———————— Links from the show Apple Turns 50: This Device is the MOST Apple - YouTube Apple Just Turned 50. Its Greatest Innovation Has Always Been Version 2 Mac Pro Photo 1 Mac Pro Photo 2 Original Apple TV Box Haptyk - Mechanical Keyboard Sounds for Mac | Free Download Beam Browser App - App Store Tim Cook WSJ Interview - Video Apple discontinues the Mac Pro with no plans for future hardware - 9to5Mac ChatGPT app launches for CarPlay on iOS 26.4 - 9to5Mac Claude Code leak exposes a Tamagotchi-style ‘pet’ and an always-on agent |…
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