That's great that they dominate a shrinking market, because few people can afford to pay $80 to go 15 miles.
Market capture didn't work so well for Uber, and it won't work for AI, and even less so for AI because you can't get a driver in China to take you to LAX airport, but you can use cheaper Chinese AI. Uber has to pay back…
It's going to be funny when AI soon costs 4x or more than it does now, and that non-developer CTO can't understand the slop codebase the AI created.
They probably know their bad cops are going to end up costing them at least $2.5mil in fines and settlements.
I wish that were true, but in an election year, I'm constantly reminded that it isn't.
Claude has also been helping a lot with Windows, sifting through voluminous system logs to diagnose and fix obscure problems. It's rather amazing at that stuff, it's like an all-knowing sysadmin, you just have to know…
>all the money in the world still can't buy you time The people who actually get the money being made are the ones who want more money asap. They are the ones who set the (often unrealistic) timelines so that they can…
Claude has done amazing things for my Chromecast. Plex released an update recently that broke the UI badly. File names and thumbnails were overlapping each other which made the UI unusable, I couldn't navigate. I asked…
Same, my streaming radio stations were all buffering constantly, which never happens, so I knew something was wrong. Fortunately Claude helped me identify the problem, and helped me fix it all on my linux server. I'm a…
Hey, at least it didn't call it "beautiful" or "elegant".
>Now for someone to make another one of these converters for webapps to become Mac apps. That would be nice, too. =) (Now I wonder if it has already been done…?) Yeah, it's called a web browser.
I'm not sure which name I hate more - porkbun or joker. It looks like I'll be picking one of them though.
Yeah, I'm not waiting around for Namecheap to screw me, I'm moving to porkbun. They do all the stuff Namecheap does for me now. I've been waiting for the "porkbun screwed me" stories, but haven't seen any yet.
>there's a high pressure COPV in that thing and that's gonna make crashes much more.. exciting It's probably going to be like the titan submersible of cars.
Plain old Claude already does this fairly well, maybe not with up-to-date DB access though. Claude helped me cut my BOM costs on JLCPCB/LCSC significantly by suggesting cheaper versions of the parts I was already using.…
I've had no problem uploading datasheets to Claude and having it give me a complete symbol and footprint for KiCad. In some cases it also provides a 3D model for the part. It depends on how good the datasheet is.
It seems "solved" to me, and I've been designing circuits and PCBs for 40 years. I recently asked Claude to design a wifi fan speed controller based on the ESP32 microcontroller. I told it to design a circuit for KiCad…
>Remarkably, it still remains a perfectly adequate response to (the substantive parts of) your latest post. Only in your dim-witted head. Go have a seat over there, this pointless internet interaction is OVER.
Some dentists are like car salesmen. I found a dentist that wasn't, they even cut my bill from time to time from what the expected cost was going to be. They never up-sell me on the most expensive treatment. She's very…
No, you're just an Apple shill. "Incredibly cheap" is not cheap, it's still quite a few hundreds of dollars - I have to buy an iOS device and an Apple desktop/laptop to run the Safari debugger to debug the iOS device...…
This is how it actually works: Browser vendors come up with improvements. The W3C board (which Apple and Google are a part of) gets to vote on the implementations and suggest changes. The new feature either becomes a…
No shit, shelock. Of course a real device is better. But 99% of iOS problems I've been able to solve using Browserstack (paid for by my work). It's the 1% of iOS bugs that they had to buy me an iPhone and a Macbook to…
You must be trolling, you can't be this stupid.
If Safari weren't a piece of intentionally hobbled crap, maybe it could compete. Maybe Apple shouldn't hold back web standards to force people to install native apps where Apple can extract 30% of all purchases from the…
Android provides an emulator so you can debug Android apps on MacOS. Apple should do the same, but they won't.
That's great that they dominate a shrinking market, because few people can afford to pay $80 to go 15 miles.
Market capture didn't work so well for Uber, and it won't work for AI, and even less so for AI because you can't get a driver in China to take you to LAX airport, but you can use cheaper Chinese AI. Uber has to pay back…
It's going to be funny when AI soon costs 4x or more than it does now, and that non-developer CTO can't understand the slop codebase the AI created.
They probably know their bad cops are going to end up costing them at least $2.5mil in fines and settlements.
I wish that were true, but in an election year, I'm constantly reminded that it isn't.
Claude has also been helping a lot with Windows, sifting through voluminous system logs to diagnose and fix obscure problems. It's rather amazing at that stuff, it's like an all-knowing sysadmin, you just have to know…
>all the money in the world still can't buy you time The people who actually get the money being made are the ones who want more money asap. They are the ones who set the (often unrealistic) timelines so that they can…
Claude has done amazing things for my Chromecast. Plex released an update recently that broke the UI badly. File names and thumbnails were overlapping each other which made the UI unusable, I couldn't navigate. I asked…
Same, my streaming radio stations were all buffering constantly, which never happens, so I knew something was wrong. Fortunately Claude helped me identify the problem, and helped me fix it all on my linux server. I'm a…
Hey, at least it didn't call it "beautiful" or "elegant".
>Now for someone to make another one of these converters for webapps to become Mac apps. That would be nice, too. =) (Now I wonder if it has already been done…?) Yeah, it's called a web browser.
I'm not sure which name I hate more - porkbun or joker. It looks like I'll be picking one of them though.
Yeah, I'm not waiting around for Namecheap to screw me, I'm moving to porkbun. They do all the stuff Namecheap does for me now. I've been waiting for the "porkbun screwed me" stories, but haven't seen any yet.
>there's a high pressure COPV in that thing and that's gonna make crashes much more.. exciting It's probably going to be like the titan submersible of cars.
Plain old Claude already does this fairly well, maybe not with up-to-date DB access though. Claude helped me cut my BOM costs on JLCPCB/LCSC significantly by suggesting cheaper versions of the parts I was already using.…
I've had no problem uploading datasheets to Claude and having it give me a complete symbol and footprint for KiCad. In some cases it also provides a 3D model for the part. It depends on how good the datasheet is.
It seems "solved" to me, and I've been designing circuits and PCBs for 40 years. I recently asked Claude to design a wifi fan speed controller based on the ESP32 microcontroller. I told it to design a circuit for KiCad…
>Remarkably, it still remains a perfectly adequate response to (the substantive parts of) your latest post. Only in your dim-witted head. Go have a seat over there, this pointless internet interaction is OVER.
Some dentists are like car salesmen. I found a dentist that wasn't, they even cut my bill from time to time from what the expected cost was going to be. They never up-sell me on the most expensive treatment. She's very…
No, you're just an Apple shill. "Incredibly cheap" is not cheap, it's still quite a few hundreds of dollars - I have to buy an iOS device and an Apple desktop/laptop to run the Safari debugger to debug the iOS device...…
This is how it actually works: Browser vendors come up with improvements. The W3C board (which Apple and Google are a part of) gets to vote on the implementations and suggest changes. The new feature either becomes a…
No shit, shelock. Of course a real device is better. But 99% of iOS problems I've been able to solve using Browserstack (paid for by my work). It's the 1% of iOS bugs that they had to buy me an iPhone and a Macbook to…
You must be trolling, you can't be this stupid.
If Safari weren't a piece of intentionally hobbled crap, maybe it could compete. Maybe Apple shouldn't hold back web standards to force people to install native apps where Apple can extract 30% of all purchases from the…
Android provides an emulator so you can debug Android apps on MacOS. Apple should do the same, but they won't.