Re-doing things, that didn't come out well enough the first time, is one of the most effective methods of making good things. If you're working on something new and different, you won't know in advance what is going to be best. You try some things, and learn what will be good.

Go to images.google.com. Search for "frustrating". See if you notice anything about the results.

I'm hiring. Check out the great role with Microsoft Managed Desktop! careers.microsoft.com/us/en/job/1306…

I'm looking for talented software engineers for multiple positions in the Windows Kernel team to create the best platform for Azure, Xbox, HoloLens and Desktop. linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…

Programming in a nutshell.

I have worked with KC Lemson (@kclemson.bsky.social) on several projects and can say that she is one of the best PM leaders. If you are hiring, give her a ring! x.com/kclemson/statu…

AI researchers have discovered that their hardest part of their field is training their subject to not say or do things that embarrass them. Parents are unsurprised by this finding.

Net amount of code committed today: fixing a test that was passing for the wrong reasons. Good example of how lines of code do not match productivity. Understanding the complicated reasons such a test was passing, compounded over many instances, is how you improve a system.

We are hiring Pulumi! 👷‍♀️ Software Engineers 🤖 AI/ML Experts 💜 Community and Content Engineers 🏛 Solutions Architects 🤝 Sales Leaders and Reps All remote/global. Amazing colleagues, fun opportunity right at the intersection of cloud and developer experiences ☁️🚀

Wanted to take a moment to say to all of the unbelievably talented folks at Open AI I've had the privilege of working with for years: we're going to continue supporting you and the important work that you're doing, no matter what.  Sam Altman, Satya Nadella, and I have got your backs.

New blog is out detailing some changes we're making to the print system in Windows. TLDR its more secure and no more drivers. This will eventually become the default for Windows once we work out the user experience. techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/security-co…

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New #MicrosoftEdge Vulnerability Research blog demystifying some of our browser’s security model. microsoftedge.github.io/edgevr/posts/B…

In Edge, you can search in two engines simultaneously: if Bing is your default and you click on the Search icon, you'll see, say, Google results (and vice versa). It will stay in sync and refresh with the new query. Have you ever tried it? Is this useful? Asking for a friend :-)

Excited for all that people will achieve with this next generation of AI, as we bring the power of Copilot to anyone, anywhere, on any device.

I'm hiring an Engineering Manager for what is probably the best Growth job in the world - growing Copilot and Bing! This is a very senior role, requiring engineering and management experience, as well as direct experience in growing a consumer product. DM me for more details!

Something special is coming this holiday break 🎁 As of today, Vision is rolling out to our U.S. Copilot Pro subscribers on Windows—so if that includes you, keep your eyes peeled in Edge! And if you still have some Christmas sweater shopping to do… youtube.com/watch?v=K3I3-I…

Well, train my model and call me Sally — Apple recognized my new features and experience for App of the Day 🎉 msft.it/6019UJsHS

Today we’re introducing Copilot Mode in Edge, our first step in reinventing the browser for the AI age. My favorite feature is multi-tab RAG. You can use Copilot to analyze your open tabs, like I do here with papers our team has published in nature journals over the last year.

True test of innovation: how fast it goes from industry-leading to industry standard. Proud of the Microsoft Edge team for taking – and building – breakthrough bets that became the new norms for browser. Just in the last 12 months ⤵️