They couldn’t make it clearer that they want us to prepare for a foldable phone, well, besides of saying: "We’re releasing a foldable iPhone"
Developing iOS apps since 2008. Quacking at @DuckDuckGo 🦆
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Got feedback on my app → shipped the change → user left a kind Reddit review.
Simple moment, but it means a lot. This is the part of building I don’t take for granted ❤️
https://www.reddit.com/r/iosapps/comments/1scbwdz/best_comic_book_reader_on_ios_glassy_comics/
Your comic reader should be as gorgeous as the stories inside it.
Introducing Glassy Comics, private, local-first, no subscriptions and built with full liquid glass glory 🙌
I wanted to downgrade my 2020 Intel MacBook to Sequoia. I tried DFU, but it doesn’t work because DFU is only for AS. I tried a USB installer, but that didn’t work either because the T2 chip firmware can’t be rolled back. I asked Claude what I can do about it, this was the answer.
MTLCompilerService goes wild in Tahoe, consistently using over 90% of my Intel MacBook's CPU. It's a nice tradeoff: my system is completely unusable, but at least the windows look shiny and transparent
Tahoe is a bad choice for Apple’s send-off to Intel Macs. I have a 2020 MacBook Pro, which, sure, isn’t a workstation by any means, but it ran very smoothly, even for some light Xcode use. Now it’s barely usable, opening Finder is enough to bring the machine to a crawl
Okay, this is genuinely amazing. I tested it, and it does work on Apple Silicon =D
One awesome thing about LLMs is reviving abandoned hobby projects stuck at 40-60% due to the "this part is boring" wall. I still love "artisanally" coding the parts I want to learn and/or challenge myself with, but LLMs handle the boring boilerplate now :)
I had a boss who used to tell me, "Most tech is built with spit and duct tape." I think we need to update that to, "Most tech is built with spit, `sed`, and duct tape" .