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The coffee supply chain is one exception imho. There's a market for value-add in the supply chain, I've been amazed to watch the price of specialty coffee keep rising at my favorite roaster.

The comment was about finding the bones below the museum not about the museum being built in an archeological hotbed.

> NVIDIA hardware is widely used for academic and massive computations. Being able to write/test code locally on a Mac and then deploy to super computers would make a good developer experience.

That one stands out to me as a mac user.

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I'm building an iOS app size analysis tool that runs locally on your macOS https://dotipa.app

Same question, but I'm less clear on how we devs get paid here.

Still hoping someone builds the App Store for custom GPTs where we don't have to worry about payment and user infrastructure. Happy giving up a percentage for that butnot30percentguys.

> Engages in regulated healthcare, legal, or financial services;

Seems awfully restrictive

Hopefully not bound to SwiftUI like seemingly everything else Apple Intelligence so far. But on-device llm (private) would be real nice to have.

trackUser()

simplify

if (true) { trackUser(); }

Ive wanted this for years. FWIW I've used CLion's Swift plugin for my pure SPM projects and it's actually decent.

The generative AI piece is not available in Apple ecosystems right? I think that would be huge and I really hope Apple gives us something similar. And I gotta say the chat piece of this seems really useful too.

Also where the f is Swift Assist already

iOS app size analysis tool that runs locally on your mac https://dotipa.app

> Four of the five seasons resulted in net profits, the loss incurred during the losing season being approximately 20% of starting capital. A strong upward trend in rate of return has been observed as improvements were made to the handicapping model.

For anyone interested in the results

iOS app size analysis tool that runs locally on your Mac https://dotipa.app/

It will be impossible soon (already almost there) to determine what is real content by real humans and what is AI generated <slop>. Human-to-human experiences will become a priceless commodity.

IMHO

I don't know how true your comment is about them earning money on each GB, but if you're interested in app size analysis on iOS I made this for that reason https://dotipa.app.

I occasionally post decompositions of public .ipa's on the App Store, and I'm looking forward to seeing how these change over the next year.

Care to share an example repo of what the output looks like? Specifically for iOS

iOS app size analysis running locally on your mac: https://dotipa.app

I agree with most of the sentiment here, and have actually considered building something like this myself. I think the biggest need is to find a way to expose contributions to private repositories somehow—right now, this assumes you are your public commits, which isn't true for people spending the majority of their time inside of private repos.

I know the LinkedIn API is limited but it would also be cool to see a social graph of contributors you have worked with somehow. Finding the people, their titles, and companies would be valuable to see where you level (just imho).

Are you talking about Combine or Async Algorithms? This has been brought up before about Combine, but AA's repo still has some recent commits.

> current Swift tools are barely keeping it together for the “happy path” of building for Apple devices (it’s not that happy)

I agree, but I'm telling myself this is only a temporary pain caused by the changes for supporting Swift 6 language mode. Are you talking about something else?

iOS app size analysis running locally on your mac: https://dotipa.app/

Officer leans over and sprinkles one gpu on him...

Um, why were you waking up while driving at 3 in the morning?

RIP

> I guess technically it's supposed to play some role in making sure OpenAI "benefits humanity". But as we've seen multiple times, whenever that goal clashes with the interests of investors, the latter wins out.

A tale as old as time. Some of us could see it, from afar <says while scratching gray, dusty beard>. Lack of upvotes and excitement does not mean support, but how to account for that in these times? <goes away>

Ay yo, Xcode 16(macOS Sequoia) will have code completion (running locally) and swift assist/chat (processed on Apple servers) for free without extra setup but downloading the models

Probably will be an unpopular opinion here but I think declining performance is more likely related to unclear business models backed by immature technology driven by large hype trains they themselves created.