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by ibash 2mo ago
I just tried to install this and got the message: "This application requires iOS 26.0 or later." I'm an iOS 18 holdout, any chance of a backwards compatible app?
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by ibash 4mo ago
That’s one framing, here’s another: The next CEO of Apple is someone that cares about quality. (As evidenced by how good the hardware is)
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by ibash 4mo ago
Feel free to keep trying shoe models until you find the right one. It took me 25 pairs of shoes from amazon to find one that fit right (mizuno wave rider in wide). Running shoes are converging on two designs: maximalist shoes with a long fo
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by ibash 4mo ago
lol we told you plugins were insecure years ago. I distinctly remember getting flamed in your discord because I said that they had full disk access. Too little too late.
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by ibash 5mo ago
No, it’s more like “installing software installs files on the system”. That’s not new by any means. It’s no different than zoom installing a native audio plugin for the os, or other software creating files on the system.
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by ibash 5mo ago
That’s not spyware, that’s just how native messaging is designed to work. You have to put a manifest there if you want the native messaging to work later.
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by ibash 7mo ago
Aha! Same for me. A telling sign to me is it will take him 2-3 turns of “that’s not right” before he’ll say “let me do this properly…” and do what I original requested.
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by ibash 9mo ago
It’s not celebrity worship, it’s trying to show the absurdity of celebrity worship.
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by ibash 10mo ago
Better than rest is a low bar though. Ultimately agents should rarely be calling raw rest and graphql apis, which are meant for programmatic use. Agents should be calling one level of abstraction higher. Eg calling a function to “find me re
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by ibash 10mo ago
Kamal + cloudflare tunnel is a neat setup.
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by ibash 10mo ago
AI is having the same effect on art as the iPhone did on photography. There’s a lot more photos now, most of them mediocre, but some exceptional. It does become harder to filter great photography from noise.
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by ibash 10mo ago
Except, they have one person in the ear. Not 4-5, not people giving opposite opinions, not drive by takes. By the time a race engineer is communicating with a driver all of that has been shaken out. Specific concrete options are given to th
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by ibash 11mo ago
This is one of those meaningless trivia questions. Its not bigotry nor is it clever. It’s just word play.
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by ibash 11mo ago
This is very French!
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by ibash 11mo ago
Pydantic ai is pretty good. There were some growing pains as it moved towards 1.0, but going forward the API should be mostly stable. It does have slightly more complexity than I’d like, but most of the design decisions are sound and the co
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by ibash 11mo ago
Very cool, congrats!
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by ibash 11mo ago
Influencer marketing is a big part of the problem here. The best practices engineering influencers shill are geared towards shipping a todo list quickly, and no thought is given towards maintainability.
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by ibash 11mo ago
But if you advocate for this now, newer engineers think you’re doing it wrong.
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by ibash 11mo ago
The thing is the prices are all made up anyway. The hospital hallucinates prices, so they don’t blink an eye when an llm does the same.
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by ibash 11mo ago
Because it's interesting. We don't need to censor everything.
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by ibash 1y ago
I disagree. The ability of someone to read code doesn't grow exponentially, after a few years of experience everyone hits the same plateau. More years of experience does not mean you can understand more complex code. That is to say, if
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by ibash 1y ago
> Obsidian plugins have full, unrestricted access to all files in the vault. Unless something has changed, it's worse than that. Plugins have unrestricted access to any file on your machine. When I brought this up in discord a while
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by ibash 1y ago
Disagree. Hooks took one problem and reshaped it, they didn’t actually solve the problem. With hooks you still need to think about lifecycle, side effects, and state, but the syntax changes. The real solution is overall application design a
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by ibash 1y ago
That’s not quite right. The tools are going to get better, and it’s going to lift everyone while doing so. But it will vary across task. The bottom tier of engineers will have improvements to their code. The top engineers will move faster.
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by ibash 1y ago
I don’t think it’s a craft thing, I think it’s a speed thing. Senior engineers are faster in their existing workflows. I’ve found ai tools most valuable for: 1. Quick “how to do x in y” language 2. Large scale refactorings that are mostly m
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by ibash 1y ago
The evolution of the tailwind enthusiast is almost complete. Soon they’ll rejoin the old heads who never liked tailwind.
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by ibash 1y ago
Use onshape, it’s so much nicer to use something browser based than desktop based. If you’re a student it’s free. Watch 2-3 onshape tutorial videos and then just dive in trying to make parts for yourself. If you’re new to 3d printing you’ll
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by ibash 1y ago
Modern react developers forget that if statements exist. When react was class based it was trivial to do: render() { if (this.dontNeedToRender) { return null } } Now, because hooks can't be skipped, react develop
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by ibash 1y ago
If you don’t use `async def` and you are using fastapi it’s easy to accidentally block the event loop.

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