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How do you comparison shop on the App Store?(lapcatsoftware.com)
2 points by interpol_p 8mo ago|0 comments
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by interpol_p 9mo ago
I believe you can do regular hard edged intersections. You can see in his operator list some are listed as “smoothSubtract” and some are just “subtract” It’s just easy to do the melding thing with SDFs so a lot of people do it
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by interpol_p 9mo ago
The reason this happens is because big companies get their software pen tested. Part of the pen test report will include something like “accessible from jailbroken devices.” The pen test results get put into the ticket system as immovable e
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by interpol_p 10mo ago
Depends what you see as “abusing” the system. By working from home, I can take a walk in the garden when I find it hard to think, it energises me. At my office I can (and do) take a walk in the car park, but inevitably I leave the office wi
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by interpol_p 11mo ago
It's fast, but it's not that fast. My son regularly borrows my iPhone 14 Pro for shooting video, and I inevitably have to do a large AirDrop transfer to him of all his footage. We usually see about 10 GB per minute, which is reall
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Color Palette Pro: A Synthesizer for Color(ryanfeigenbaum.com)
3 points by interpol_p 11mo ago|0 comments
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by interpol_p 1y ago
Sure. I catch up with many of them on weekends anyway — we hike together, our families know each other, some live nearby etc. Regarding knowledge sharing, that happens equally well via Slack. (Actually, I'd say a screen share works bet
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by interpol_p 1y ago
We have some sort of hybrid policy. Every single time I have showed up at the office, I either end up socialising far too much and get nothing done (I find it extremely hard to work next to people without talking to them). Or nobody is ther
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by interpol_p 1y ago
I'm in the market for this I've been hoping for Apple to return to "thin" and it's nice that they're trying. I don't know whether I would buy this, but my current iPhone 14 Pro feels like a brick — thick
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by interpol_p 1y ago
I really like the brevity of text-davinci-001. Attempting to read the other answers felt laborious
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by interpol_p 1y ago
Safe area can account for things that are not just a notch. It's used across Apple platforms to indicate anything that might need to occupy a dedicated region on the screen: notch on iPhones, home indicator, iPadOS traffic light button
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by interpol_p 1y ago
I've been diving into Claude Code after reading articles constantly praising its abilities. But I think perhaps it's better suited to web development Using it for iOS development is interesting. It does produce working output (som
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Blueberry Hill(kieranhealy.org)
10 points by interpol_p 1y ago|0 comments
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by interpol_p 1y ago
I don't have sympathy for them. I just happen to agree that it's a lot of engineering work to comply now. Perhaps if they had opened parts of their infrastructure much earlier, they wouldn't be legally compelled to do it now,
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by interpol_p 1y ago
Yeah, who knows if the EU would see it that way. They may require Apple to provide first-party APIs that are equivalent in power to what they offer developers who submit via the App Store. Either way, my post was pointing out that it is non
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by interpol_p 1y ago
Sure, I'd be into that. But that would not comply with the DMA I think? As in, Apple still has a ton of work to do, engineering wise, if they are to make their platform available to all in the way specified by the DMA For example, I do
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by interpol_p 1y ago
That is an oversimplification of what I stated. Apple has a significant engineering challenge to turn their current operating system into something that allows side-loading similar to what Google offers. It's not a matter of "comm
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by interpol_p 1y ago
Google engineered and maintains the system that allows you to install APK files. This is my point. The fact that they have developed a security model around APK updates is exactly what I'm talking about. If Apple wants to offer somethi
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by interpol_p 1y ago
You missed my point. My point is that if Apple wants to add this now, it's going to cost them engineering resources. You think side loading on Android cost Google "nothing" to implement and maintain? No, it costs them enginee
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by interpol_p 1y ago
It’s extremely complex. I’m not debating whether they should comply - they should. But it’s gonna cost them years of engineering effort, and maintenance far into the future. See, for example, BrowserEngineKit https://developer.ap
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by interpol_p 1y ago
I wouldn't say it's "damn buggy" — I use Notes daily, and have a significant number of notes that are synced between devices. In my notes I use rich formatting, embed videos, voice memos and lots of images. It handles it
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Why We Went Free(sim.coffee)
1 points by interpol_p 1y ago|0 comments
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by interpol_p 1y ago
Thanks for the suggestion! I had no idea this existed
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by interpol_p 1y ago
It's easier to read and navigate a well-written Swift codebase than a well-written Objective-C codebase Conversely, it's easier to debug an Objective-C app than a Swift app, simply because compiling and debugging is so much faster
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by interpol_p 1y ago
I don't completely agree with you. Having used both SwiftUI and UIKit extensively, I value both of them and think they are both quite strong in different areas I have published a word game written entirely in SwiftUI [1], the effects a
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by interpol_p 1y ago
Totally agree But once we opened a Discord for our product we had so many more questions and users coming in. I do not like that it is locked up on a proprietary platform organised as a chat interface, but damn is it popular and often-used.
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An LLM-Based Approach to Review Summarization on the App Store(machinelearning.apple.com)
2 points by interpol_p 1y ago|0 comments
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by interpol_p 1y ago
> Why am I doing this? Understanding the business problem and value > What do I need to do? Designing the solution conceptually > How am I going to do it? Actually writing the code This article claims that LLMs accelerate the last
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A Week Eating Dogfood(sim.coffee)
2 points by interpol_p 1y ago|0 comments
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Claude Code(docs.anthropic.com)
2 points by interpol_p 2y ago|1 comments

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