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But you need two devices, and this seems overkill. Without this limitation you could have only one phone.

Notifications aren't the culprit, they're already really limited on my phone.

I also appreciate the fact that I could use a simpler phone that really fits the original need: staying in contact, instead of doom-scrolling.

That's good to know, but you still need a smartphone to handle the connection. Having a dumb phone wouldn't work, if I properly understand how this works.

You're right, but I don't appreciate to be enforced to.

I've been searching for dumb phones these last weeks to avoid using my phone too much. But it comes with issues:

- my bank requires a smartphone

- whatsapp desktop requires a smartphone too

This smartphone could be an alternative: no videos, you can still use third party applications, perfect for reading.

Thank you for sharing!

Reminds me of Desktop Destroyer! https://www.gamenora.com/game/desktop-destroyer/

What a shameful government!

clicks the link

blocked

Oh right, France government is shameful too.

While I agree with all the code corrections added to provide proper webhook handling, I think it also raises a lot of concerns about ORMs. Writing type-safe SQL queries with a tool like Drizzle seems essential, because there is no ambiguity left on the way the query will affect the data.

Nice experiment. Is the code available somewhere?

> we still need to build software, not productionize prototypes.

Can't agree more.

I suppose you are American, this isn't obscur for Europeans at all.

Love it! Finally a product that properly leverages AI :)

I've recently disabled code completions, it's too much mental workload to read all those suggestions for so little quality.

I still use the chat whenever I need it.

What's insane is that, in France, we have France Connect, which is exactly what you describe: a third-party authentication platform maintained by the government.

Lately, a new law just passed to force porn websites to check the age of visitors. I would have been fine with an authentication going through France Connect:

- the gov knows which website you went to, just like your DNS provider would, but it doesn't which content - and the website knows which content you've watched but not who's watching.

Best of both worlds!

But no, we have to send a copy of our ID card to the website, which is INSANE because the website knows WHO you are and WHAT you're watching.

I find snippets really useful compared to AI because you have placeholders. You simply have to press Tab to switch from one placeholder to another and fill your snippet with your own values.

Additionally, AI doesn't know how to produce the same output on each execution.

Seems a bit brutal. What's the point of deleting the binaries?

Remembers me the “Java for Everything” blog post: https://www.teamten.com/lawrence/writings/java-for-everythin...

Also, thank you for sharing! I do appreciate Java and I’m glad to see it can be used for scripting nowadays.

This is how we should all read logs

The upgrade is worth it for vector image editing.

I’ve been using rebase-editor for years and am pretty happy with it. Maybe it could be an inspiration for you?

Congrats for the release!

https://github.com/sjurba/rebase-editor

This UI is absolutely gorgeous.

I had something like that nearly 10 years ago on my Android. I had to walk to my kitchen and scan a QR code on my fridge.

Really effective!

When I didn’t power off the phone.

That’s good news. I’ve watched a really good video in the last weeks about JPEG XL advantages, if you want to learn a bit more: https://youtube.com/watch?v=FlWjf8asI4Y

I agree, but what’s the solution then? Creating a new app doing the same job? Or writing a tutorial to explain how to use the native scanner?

Not sure how this compares to the scanner in the native Files app? https://www.macrumors.com/how-to/scan-documents-ios-files-ap...

JetBrains wrote a really good article to showcase how you can analyze your GitHub stars with their data analysis tools: https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2024/08/track-and-analyze-...

FYI, Github does the same thing too.

I really like this way to ensure password robustness, users with password generators are not blocked by some absurd rules.

You can go for a Macbook Air without any issues, everything will work the same between the Air and the Pro (and iMac, and Mac Mini, etc.) since they all operate under the same operating system, macOS.

As a personal advice, you can go with a M1 or M2, depending on your budget, either are really fast processors. However, the standard 8 GiB of RAM really bothers me and I hate the fact Apple still sells some computers with so little memory. I you plan to use this computer ONLY for testing your Electron app, you can go with the basic 8 GiB of RAM, but I REALLY recommend you to upgrade to 16 GiB.

Also, if you're on a budget, check out Apple's refurb or Backmarket, but go with a M1/M2 processor anyway, there is no point to use a Intel chip today.

Unfortunately yes, I saw the news about Apple. I'm waiting to see what will happen concretely, but I'm not very optimist. We'll see and maybe it will be time to move to another device :'(