CharlesW

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by CharlesW 5mo ago
> I have noticed that the LLM delivers much better PHP, than Swift. If you ever have the time and inclination to try Axiom ( https://charleswiltgen.github.io/Axiom/ ), I'd really appreciate knowing if you feel
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
Etymology: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clanker
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
Ask your favorite SOTA LLM, "Why are SOTA LLMs very clearly not AGI?", and be enlightened.
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
Yes, the "10-minute call becomes the event my whole day starts to revolve around" is very ADHD and/or autism coded (I'm non-neurotyopical and also mountain this molehill), and there's a lot of rationalization about
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
> Since this is by Apple, I’m certainly curious if this is aimed at becoming the new default format for Apple devices. What kind of effort does it take to do that, beyond getting the paper published? It depends on the goals. Apple unde
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
I'm old, is "ricing" (along with "ricer", "rice burners", "rice rockets", etc.) no longer racist?
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
That being said: https://www.ocregister.com/2026/05/22/disneyland-and-knotts-...
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
You have hundreds of options for devices like this. Amazon alone shows 200, or well over 300 if you don't need live internet audio streams. You're about to respond: "But many of these use Android, and general purpose compute
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TikTok disproportionately served anti-Democratic videos during the 2024 election(psypost.org)
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AI as a Design Medium(harvarddesignmagazine.org)
3 points by CharlesW 5mo ago|1 comments
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Microsoft to stop sending SMS codes for personal accounts(support.microsoft.com)
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
Insanely better, at 76% Node compliance in Deno 2.8. Bun 1.3.14 is at just 40.6% with same compliance test. https://node-test-viewer.deno.dev/
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A Technical Deep Dive into the New Raycast(raycast.com)
2 points by CharlesW 5mo ago|0 comments
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App Store stopped $2.2B in potentially fraudulent transactions in 2025(apple.com)
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
You can eject whenever you like: https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/export-passwords-iphf... Passkeys too: https://sixcolors.com/post/2025/09/export-keys-securely-from...
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
TLDR: Sharla Boehm helped invent packet switching, a.k.a. "hot potato routing", and wrote the first implementation which proved that it could work. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharla_Boehm
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
https://kagi.com/pricing
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
That's good too, my brain just likes the way Scooby-Doo says it.
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And when anything goes wrong, that's a ruh-ro.
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Everything You Do Is Being Recorded: Is there any way of fighting back?(theatlantic.com)
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
You didn’t use `ck` directly, you instructed Claude Code to use `ck`, right?
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
Or tools like `ck`: https://beaconbay.github.io/ck/
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
All I have is my own experience. In my current app, my views are 100% SwiftUI. One of them uses a SwiftUI List which typically has hundreds of thousands of items, each with title, subtitle, duration, cover art, etc. I expect it would still
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
Not to be confused with the amazing open source XS JavaScript engine. https://github.com/Moddable-OpenSource/moddable
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Confessions of a Gasoline Huffer(thestranger.com)
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
You must know far more about this than me, but as of iOS 26, `TextEditor` evolved into a true rich text editor (`AttributedString` binding, `AttributedTextSelection` rich text selection, custom/app-specific text attributes, etc). ht
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
I added the word "article" before the word "framing" to make it clearer in my comment supporting your comment that the last half of my comment wasn't commenting on your comment.
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
> If you account for dev time, ‘giving up’ and just doing it in a web renderer is totally valid. For sure, all software is chock full of "best? no/works? yes" compromises. I object to the article framing of "I could
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I'm suggesting that instead of going with the heaviest-possible option, they first explore built-in capabilities like TextEditor ( https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/texteditor ) and/or the
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by CharlesW 5mo ago
> It's SwiftUI that is at fault here, not native apps in general. The article you cited is from 2022 and so is irrelevant, since SwiftUI's performance profile completely changed as of xOS 26. Claims like "It's hard

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