I do hope Valve's work on ARM64 for this, alongside improvements to performance in Honeykrisp, make for a dramatically better experience with Linux on Apple Silicon Macs. They're very lovely devices with big GPUs, and I…
I know it's controversial but I really do love C++26's contract assertions. I find they enable you, your consumers, IDEs, agents, etc understand the contracts of a method far faster, as it means you don't actually have…
Oh for sure. But latest Gemini has been pretty good for even tricky things. I got it to reverse engineer the Bowers Wilkins foundation app so I can queue music over WiFi from my laptop instead of my phone (without…
I've found good success with the new Gemini models on Antigravity. Granted I use my models either: - like a fancy auto complete (here are some stub methods, they should do X, fill them in) - using fairly detailed plans…
Well shoot, I guess QBittorrent is worth a trillion dollars.
Would you happen to have a link to this? I would like to learn about this but unfortunately treehouse.systems doesn't seem to be very well indexed by search engines, and Mastodon's search is failing me.
Yet another example of the troubling amount of power the United States holds over the internet and global finance. I really worry about the future of free and open expression over the next few years.
Private Relay also works because it's on by default for everyone paying for iCloud (including everyone just on the 0.99/month tier for photo backup) - so Apple can use it across their apps (e.g. loading images in Apple…
(and i had to make a HN account for this; sorry if comments like this aren't the done thing here)
oh hey, that's my blog post! thanks for posting it; this isn't my finest work, but it's been floating around my disk for ages. happy to answer questions here :)
I do hope Valve's work on ARM64 for this, alongside improvements to performance in Honeykrisp, make for a dramatically better experience with Linux on Apple Silicon Macs. They're very lovely devices with big GPUs, and I…
I know it's controversial but I really do love C++26's contract assertions. I find they enable you, your consumers, IDEs, agents, etc understand the contracts of a method far faster, as it means you don't actually have…
Oh for sure. But latest Gemini has been pretty good for even tricky things. I got it to reverse engineer the Bowers Wilkins foundation app so I can queue music over WiFi from my laptop instead of my phone (without…
I've found good success with the new Gemini models on Antigravity. Granted I use my models either: - like a fancy auto complete (here are some stub methods, they should do X, fill them in) - using fairly detailed plans…
Well shoot, I guess QBittorrent is worth a trillion dollars.
Would you happen to have a link to this? I would like to learn about this but unfortunately treehouse.systems doesn't seem to be very well indexed by search engines, and Mastodon's search is failing me.
Yet another example of the troubling amount of power the United States holds over the internet and global finance. I really worry about the future of free and open expression over the next few years.
Private Relay also works because it's on by default for everyone paying for iCloud (including everyone just on the 0.99/month tier for photo backup) - so Apple can use it across their apps (e.g. loading images in Apple…
(and i had to make a HN account for this; sorry if comments like this aren't the done thing here)
oh hey, that's my blog post! thanks for posting it; this isn't my finest work, but it's been floating around my disk for ages. happy to answer questions here :)