yea but if the company is footing the bill...
Maybe. I've been able to spin of crash fixes, CI/CD improvements, and even demoing my personal projects as AI exploration. So my visibility is at an all time high.
I really don't understand some of the comments here. I've honestly been automating so much of my work that I spend most of my days working on personal projects and checking in on what's being done on my behalf by AI.…
As a life long and continuous Apple user (and iOS SWE), I recently got a $150 Samsung Android tablet that I can use as a claude interface. It can take in voice commands, and create new builds of itself on a network Mac.…
I used a Raspberry Pi Zero and made a Mac app to paste text into. Worked like a charm.
If it's set on your router, can they block that? Assuming you aren't using the router they provide.
You can do this with a DNS gateway in your home running on something like a Raspberry Pi. Check out AdGuard
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I find that fascinating because I was able to get Claude to jailbreak my Kindles and add them to my tech ecosystem at home. I also was able to get it to use jailbreaking hacks on my Spotify car thing and implement some…
No one is imposing a rule on them. (Yes this post is about a rule but it is one shaped as behavior on this particular product) People are always free to make choices and suffer the consequences if they should arise.
The feeling and indifference mixed with joy for causing suffering. Which, seems like you are (or why else call it a `torture` chamber and be motivated by making people angry?).
I think it's inevitable because it passes the Turning Test as far as our psyches are concerned. It interacts in a way that can influence us like another person. Currently the ones that would most likely be pushing for…
Depends, are you doing so from a place of cruelty (the feeling, not the objective perspective)?
Agreed. Sure, some exception for venting or emotional moments as we are all human but the continued practice of cruelty is just habit forming cruelty.
I've been a Swift/Obj-C engineer for my whole 15 year career. I now have all these odd jobs I have going on Raspberry Pis around my house that LLMs have written in Python. I'm now having them convert some of them to…
I'd assume it pulls at the very human desire to do less so you can spend your time as you want. Collectively, we are really good at making systems we don't understand and still have to exist in this world: Laws, taxes,…
We have all become underwriters and should get paid accordingly for that fact.
Or AdGuard on a Raspberry Pi paired with Tailscale and never see ads on any machines you own again even on cellular.
I worked for twitter and there was a guy like this. I made a big stink that "yo, everything this guy says just needs to be in a linter" and they actually implemented it.
what if you're in it for both? I like solving puzzles and want to extract the maximum amount I am due for making a company profits.
Because someone needs to be in the room to show the “make the most money with the least resources” people that there are more variables to consider.
I'll put it this way, my argument was pro native. And in the context of the article, if a large company had unlimited resources, they would choose native. I'm not discussing the business case for it, but the end result…
Challenge not accepted but deferred to the article where one of the largest business wants to sit at the intersection of native apis without a a middle layer for the sake of saving money. Put another way, given…
Not sure why you are defining my vindication. Its purely rooted in native is the better solution for mobile apps. Which they are using. Not sure how that makes it the opposite.
Shopify is moving its mobile apps from React Native back to native Swift and Kotlin. With the main cost of native gone, the benefits of staying close to platform APIs and first-party tooling win out. This has been my…
yea but if the company is footing the bill...
Maybe. I've been able to spin of crash fixes, CI/CD improvements, and even demoing my personal projects as AI exploration. So my visibility is at an all time high.
I really don't understand some of the comments here. I've honestly been automating so much of my work that I spend most of my days working on personal projects and checking in on what's being done on my behalf by AI.…
As a life long and continuous Apple user (and iOS SWE), I recently got a $150 Samsung Android tablet that I can use as a claude interface. It can take in voice commands, and create new builds of itself on a network Mac.…
I used a Raspberry Pi Zero and made a Mac app to paste text into. Worked like a charm.
If it's set on your router, can they block that? Assuming you aren't using the router they provide.
You can do this with a DNS gateway in your home running on something like a Raspberry Pi. Check out AdGuard
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I find that fascinating because I was able to get Claude to jailbreak my Kindles and add them to my tech ecosystem at home. I also was able to get it to use jailbreaking hacks on my Spotify car thing and implement some…
No one is imposing a rule on them. (Yes this post is about a rule but it is one shaped as behavior on this particular product) People are always free to make choices and suffer the consequences if they should arise.
The feeling and indifference mixed with joy for causing suffering. Which, seems like you are (or why else call it a `torture` chamber and be motivated by making people angry?).
I think it's inevitable because it passes the Turning Test as far as our psyches are concerned. It interacts in a way that can influence us like another person. Currently the ones that would most likely be pushing for…
Depends, are you doing so from a place of cruelty (the feeling, not the objective perspective)?
Agreed. Sure, some exception for venting or emotional moments as we are all human but the continued practice of cruelty is just habit forming cruelty.
I've been a Swift/Obj-C engineer for my whole 15 year career. I now have all these odd jobs I have going on Raspberry Pis around my house that LLMs have written in Python. I'm now having them convert some of them to…
I'd assume it pulls at the very human desire to do less so you can spend your time as you want. Collectively, we are really good at making systems we don't understand and still have to exist in this world: Laws, taxes,…
We have all become underwriters and should get paid accordingly for that fact.
Or AdGuard on a Raspberry Pi paired with Tailscale and never see ads on any machines you own again even on cellular.
I worked for twitter and there was a guy like this. I made a big stink that "yo, everything this guy says just needs to be in a linter" and they actually implemented it.
what if you're in it for both? I like solving puzzles and want to extract the maximum amount I am due for making a company profits.
Because someone needs to be in the room to show the “make the most money with the least resources” people that there are more variables to consider.
I'll put it this way, my argument was pro native. And in the context of the article, if a large company had unlimited resources, they would choose native. I'm not discussing the business case for it, but the end result…
Challenge not accepted but deferred to the article where one of the largest business wants to sit at the intersection of native apis without a a middle layer for the sake of saving money. Put another way, given…
Not sure why you are defining my vindication. Its purely rooted in native is the better solution for mobile apps. Which they are using. Not sure how that makes it the opposite.
Shopify is moving its mobile apps from React Native back to native Swift and Kotlin. With the main cost of native gone, the benefits of staying close to platform APIs and first-party tooling win out. This has been my…