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by alwillis 1y ago
There are already lots of open source/open weight models than can run locally on a laptop. People into homelabs have been running AI tools on home servers for years.
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by alwillis 1y ago
Just a reminder you can tell the LLM the version of an API to use. Your code should have tests the AI can use to test the code it wrote. And thanks to MCP, you can literally point your LLM to the documentation of your preferred tool [1]. [1
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by alwillis 1y ago
> And at the bottom it’s revealed that this costs $200/month. I started with the pay-as-you go plan; I'm currently using the Claude Pro plan at $20/month which is great for my use case. > And none of these AI companies
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by alwillis 1y ago
> Lastly, I use it to ask questions about my codebase, refactor code, let it document my code, even make meaningful commits. I've found that CC writes really good commits; I added info about Conventional Commits [1] to the CLAUDE.md
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by alwillis 1y ago
We already have specialized conditionals in CSS, such as @supports, minmax, media queries, etc. if() is just a general purpose conditional. Using if() is going to reduce complexity for a whole range of use cases. Right now, developers are u
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by alwillis 1y ago
After reading many of the comments in this thread, I suspect many (not all) issues come from lack of planning and poor prompting. For anything moderately complex, use Claude's plan mode; you get to approve the plan before turning it lo
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by alwillis 1y ago
Sounds like a prompting/context problem, not a problem with the model. First, use Claude's plan mode, which generates a step-by-step plan that you have to approve. One tip I've seen mentioned in videos by developers: plan mod
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by alwillis 1y ago
Prior to this administration, ICE wouldn't go into schools, churches and courthouses. This no longer the case.
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iPhone Satellite Functionality Saves Denver Mountaineer(macrumors.com)
1 points by alwillis 1y ago|1 comments
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by alwillis 1y ago
Good stuff!
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Stuffing 8 Safari releases into one(bytes.dev)
1 points by alwillis 1y ago|0 comments
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Psylo – A New Kind of Private Web Browser(mysk.blog)
2 points by alwillis 1y ago|1 comments
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by alwillis 1y ago
It's not a parody. We'll see if it actually ships.
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by alwillis 1y ago
> because doing some content negotiation is more code, more work It's actually not more work. The user's browser automatically handles the content negotiation and only downloads the image format it understands: <pictu
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by alwillis 1y ago
I get it but 2+ billion Apple device users is not nothin’. They can render JPEG-XL; everything else will render the fall back format like JPEG or WebP.
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Alibaba touts Qwen3 AI model compatible with Apple platforms(appleinsider.com)
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Apple: Be Patient for the Long-Term Prize – Don't Rush Tim Cook(seekingalpha.com)
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Trump Mobile's made-in-US iPhone 17 competitor is made in China(appleinsider.com)
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Is Tahoe macOS 26 or 16?(eclecticlight.co)
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by alwillis 1y ago
> Apple's models are not competitive. 1. You have no way of objectively assessing this. 2. Apple’s been using machine learning, neural networking and other AI technologies in their operating systems before most of these AI companies
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by alwillis 1y ago
There’s lots of new AI features in iOS 26, iPadOS 26, etc. But they aren’t the blockbuster features. They’re more like quality of life issues that users will appreciate. A now that 3rd parties can access Apple’s LLM models… let me correct t
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by alwillis 1y ago
Here's the link to the Darwin, the underlying Unix layer of macOS, which is open source [1]. Go for it! [1]: https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/distribution-macO...
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by alwillis 1y ago
> On paper yes. And that is after all these improvements. It still have more issues than others. Each browser has to pass thousands of the same tests; this isn't just "on paper" compatibility. Each browser is 100% compatib
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by alwillis 1y ago
> After 5 years since they picked up the pace of development Safari is still behind Firefox and Chrome. According to Interop 2024, Safari is right there with Firefox and Chrome: https://wpt.fyi/interop-2024?stable Featur
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by alwillis 1y ago
> uses Apple hardware in the serving flow (eg. "Private Cloud Compute") Private Cloud Compute is different hardware: https://security.apple.com/blog/private-cloud-compute/
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by alwillis 1y ago
From https://front-end.social/@jensimmons/114654858122597718 * SVG icons * Every site can be a web app (special tech not required) HDR Images * <model> on visionOS * Immersive video and audio on visionOS * WebGPU
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by alwillis 1y ago
> If you and your spouse could easily share one around the house for different purposes but still having each of your personal apps and settings, you might not buy two! I get it, but an iPad starts at $349; often available for less. At t
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by alwillis 1y ago
They're also working with Anthropic on a coding platform: https://www.macrumors.com/2025/05/02/apple-anthropic-ai-codi...
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by alwillis 1y ago
> Yes, but only if it's enrolled in MDM, bizarrely enough In education or corporate settings, where account management is centralized, you want each person who uses an iPad to access their own files, email, etc.
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WebKit in Safari 26 beta(webkit.org)
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