jorisw

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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   Change over time is something different from apps looking vastly different at any given time.
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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   Yes, Dye botched [mac/i/tv/etc]OS 26. That doesn't say anything about the value of whatever UI kit is in place, being shared consistently by apps. A virtue that, apparent from this thread, is no longer universally shared
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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   > SwiftUI and cocoa is visibly different Do they render different looking buttons?
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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   That's an advantage to you. Not necessarily to your users.
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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   Basically you're saying websites are the same as apps, and whether they're used in the browser or as a desktop app, the UI is fine to ditch that of the OS. Fine if you think so. I'll be sad to see OS and apps diverge complete
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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   > if you want a truly universal UI Right. If you want your app to look the same, custom way, ditching what the OS has to offer. Some developers still believe an operating system has useful UI components and patterns worth adopting. From
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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   If you think operating systems have nothing to offer in terms of UI patterns or guidance, then yes, that's a different type of consistency.
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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   Consistency is a large factor in any good design, UI design more so.
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   by jorisw 4mo ago

   > Web technology is the most widely-known UI toolkit in the world. Poor choice of words there IMHO. The reason Electron apps get a lot of flak is because they are everything _but_ a UI toolkit. They consistently miss the mark in adopting
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    Fun Fact: You can use any inline SVG for a favicon and keep it right in the HTML document. This also allows you to use an emoji directly as a favicon, like so: <link rel="icon" type="image/svg+xml"
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    > chat them up You’re conflating intent to chat with the possibility to converse if needed
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    I don't think the author presents it as such a binary decision though. The fact is that in practice, it's either headphones in or out when in public. Meaning wearing them all the time effectively means IRL Do Not Disturb. > I t
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    Kind of expected this question. For me, on my own thoughts, rather than other peoples' conversations.
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    > aren't really expected to talk This is an assumption that I would interpret as rude if I were the cashier
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    Yeah, to me personally it just seems like treating the other person (e.g. a cashier or waiter) like a tool or utility rather than a human being. Even if your music is paused (which they can't know)
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    I don't know that I'm autistic but I've grown very sensitive to nuisances over the years, which is why I wear them any time I'm not with someone I know. I use the Background Sounds feature on the iPhone, set to Dark Nois
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    > Where I live, in southwest Germany, AirPods are far less common. FWIW I live in Amsterdam (also western Europe) and anyone in the streets under 50 is wearing them, myself included. > They keep them in while ordering and paying for t
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    I like the Possible Hallucinations feature. Seems like a feature that could stand on its own. Interested in how you separate those out.
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    MLM — multi-level marketing
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    Wonder what you need that latte for if you’re minding calorie intake. Black coffee is pretty easy to get used to and holds close to zero if not zero.
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    Software isn't solved. 'Coding' is, according to the people of Claude. Coding (programming) is a tedious and expensive part of software engineering. There's other parts AI isn't doing, such as understanding and refi
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    "Tea, Earl Grey, Hot"
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    Do you think just anyone (now or soon) would be able to do what you needed to do to get that app specified and running?
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    Related: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2025/315/
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    WWDC26: Run local agentic AI on the Mac using MLX [video](youtube.com)

    5 points by jorisw 4mo ago|1 comments
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    Would it be simple to explain as well? I'm interested
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    Seems like you hate the abuse of the API more than the API itself. For Single Page Apps it makes sense to support the Back button by, based on merit, populating the history synthetically
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    Safari didn't crash. The web app did, for abusing the browser history API. > SecurityError: Attempt to use history.replaceState() more than 100 times per 10 seconds
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    Yep, seems to refer to "SecurityError: Attempt to use history.replaceState() more than 100 times per 10 seconds"
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    by jorisw 4mo ago

    There's 5 bars 5G and there's one bar 5G anyway... Citing connection types really is completely beside the point.