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by bfbf 10d ago
I mean a very quick check in ChatGPT got it wrong today, yeah! I’m not sure what model I was using, but it proves the point!
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by bfbf 10d ago
But people who are bad at maths are unlikely to be writing about maths. A crude example might be if you search for “2+2=” in the training data, you’re much more likely to find “4” as the next character. Obviously llms are far more complex t
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by bfbf 1mo ago
But the OP already addressed this-he can just ask ChatGPT directly how to fix the brakes. He’s gone looking for a human expert because (for whatever reason) he doesn’t want that. For me the issue is very clear: I happily use AI to answer to
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by bfbf 5mo ago
Not the author but it likely means running automated UI tests in the sim, yes. This involves running the app and programmatically selecting and sending interaction events. Your previous experience was probably the agent running regular unit
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by bfbf 5mo ago
Probably it’s less popular in America, but it’s huge in Asia, so I doubt the solitaire version is more well known globally
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by bfbf 5mo ago
Thank you for this. Playing with my in-laws I’m always completely baffled by the scoring!
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by bfbf 5mo ago
Do you have TestFlight installed? That’s the only other way I can think of delivering apps besides the App Store and MDM.
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by bfbf 5mo ago
But that’s the point, no? Prototyping is useful but beyond a proof of concept, you still need a suitable user interface. I have no problems if there’s a rationale behind UI changes, but often we have stakeholders telling us to do something
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by bfbf 5mo ago
It’s amazing how many blank stares I get when I, as mobile engineer, tell stakeholders that we shouldn’t just implement some random interface idea they thought up in the shower and we instead need design input! “But why can’t you just do it
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by bfbf 7mo ago
In my experience, it’s even more effort to get good code with an agent-when writing by hand, I fully understand the rationale for each line I write. With ai, I have to assess every clause and think about why it’s there. Even when code rev
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by bfbf 7mo ago
If you click the full screen window, your little window is now behind it…
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by bfbf 7mo ago
MacOS definitely has its issues but this just makes it sound like you have different expectations of how an OS should work. Different isn’t always bad. Hiding applications is a pretty key concept in MacOS. Shortcuts are pretty straightforwa
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by bfbf 8mo ago
Gotta say as a Swift dev I agree—followed the link the to Translate docs and was pleasantly surprised to see a discussion section clearly explaining the usage, which is not always the case for Apple APIs! But this wasn’t really just an arti
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by bfbf 8mo ago
As a Swift dev, I have to say this was a frustrating read. Apple’s documentation is often very poor, and I will note that Swift Packages (especially CLIs) doesn’t always feel great. As another commenter noted, anything other than Xcode feel