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I’ve thought about this many times, maybe with a custom telegram bot!

I love the idea. And would be interested in making a game for it as well.

This is very helpful for a team and even though it takes a little time it actually speeds things up in the long run. Using PR templates can help. A general description of the problem including a screenshot or video go a long way.

I remember when I was working at a startup and a new engineer merged his code and it totally broke the service. I asked him if he ran his code locally first and he stared at me speechless.

Running the code locally is the easiest way to eliminate a whole series of silly bugs.

Like mentioned in the article adding a test and then reverting your change to make sure the test fails is really important, especially with LLMs writing tests. They are great at making things look like they work but completely don’t.

The title makes it sound way worse than the 7 reported crashes listed in the article. I’d be interested to see a comparison with Waymo and other self driving technologies in the same area (assuming the exist).

My kids read tons of books. But we homeschool and actual books are the main course of our education.

This is a big issue and I’ve noticed I significant decline in my accuracy. Would love to hear a response to this from Apple with proper fix.

I have always found Google products incredibly confusing and difficult to use. I have had a very similar experience to this a number of times.

I imagine a partial rebate for the returned device to lessen the burden but this does feel like a $5 subscription just for the device.

I generally like the idea. I use my Apple Watch for Siri and needing the other hand to hold Siri is not ideal. I do use “hey siri” a lot but it doesn’t always work, though pretty reliable.

Raise to speak is the most unreliable feature for me, I’ve tried it several times and it’s like 30% success rate

Two is definitely on the low end for “years”… really the lowest.

But I did have a similar thought when I read it was only “two”

No, I’d say the App Store,

I consider it a device perk. I bought the iPhone and Apple TV largely because of airplay so if they remove that functionality it will move me to use other streaming services that support it or I’ll just buy movies again and stop paying streaming altogether.

Not sure the full motivation behind this but this is very annoying for a parent with kids. Especially if you've lost your remote, or want to quickly find something and cast it to your Chromecast/Apple TV.

I'd prefer video streaming apps be required to support Casting/AirPlay.

I basically repeated the same thing to my wife when I was transitioning into software engineering. It’s so true!

The end of an era

Been waiting for this

I think this is normal especially if you’re changing languages, frameworks, codebases. Some people are gifted in memorization of these things and others of us just forget if it’s not needed. I do the same thing with people’s names.

If you’re working on the same type of thing everyday you’ll likely remember how to reverse an array in JavaScript. The other day I was trying to remember how to reverse a string in JavaScript… that was fun.

Does Amazon even have DevOps?

It’s hard when you’ve had such amazing hardware. I’m still intrigued by framework myself and hope to get one in the near future!

I’m realizing from first hand experience that there’s a lot of complexity in RN, it offers a lot of benefits but not without significant cost. Reading source code, debugging dependencies, and even working with dependency maintainers can be necessary.

I love the AI of adding context and logical ordering to PRs! Really cool concept

This is really cool, will definitely try it out. Does it allow you to move this to your computer later and actually publish the apps? What’s the end goal here?

I was looking for the multimodal LLM homelab…got really confused for a second

If he enjoys programming for the sake of it I think it’s valuable but it’s not necessary. He could also get a full CS degree for a fraction of the cost if you’re factoring that in.

The job market is bad but lots of hiring for AI positions, both research and application of AI are still in demand. But this could very well be cyclical.

No matter what someone has to train the AI, control the AI, etc.

I like the idea of them…was just reading about them yesterday but the folder to a repo concept was a little and I didn’t realize exactly what was going on so this blog is perfect timing. I regularly need to switch branches and don’t really like the stash checkout flow that I have —- too much cognitive lift for me. Maybe work trees is the answer

I like the mini idea. I want a small car thing and this might be just the type of thing that is practical for me

I just use it to store anything in small tiny notes and then use the excellent indexing and search to find what I’m looking for on my phone or laptop.

This is great, will definitely have to try this out

For days I’ve been reading this bit chat…today I finally noticed the pun

I’ve found that building a custom tool for yourself is now much more accessible using things like Windsurf and CLI tools - pretty interesting times!