tismyname

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   by tismyname 7mo ago

   I used SwiftUI. I went full TDD with the app so it was easy enough to build the logical parts of it. The UI is fairly simple, but whenever I found that Claude did not understand exactly what I wanted, I gave it a screenshot/image of a
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   by tismyname 7mo ago

   It's nothing big. I wanted an offline natural language to cron/cron to natural language translator and I wanted to get some experience building MacOS apps. It's not vibe coded, but I did get good help from Claude since it&#x2
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   by tismyname 7mo ago

   It's nothing big. I wanted an offline natural language to cron/cron to natural language translator and I wanted to get some experience building MacOS apps. It's not vibe coded, but I did get good help from Claude since it&#x2
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   by tismyname 11mo ago

   Working on a meal tracking app (iOS/SwiftUI) that helps you understand eating patterns - mood, hunger levels, where you eat, etc. Built it to learn Swift and shipping to the App Store. Honestly struggling with whether it's solving
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   by tismyname 4y ago

   Wow! Nice
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   by tismyname 4y ago

   Hello from California. I'm a full stack developer. Primarily Scala/JS/TS. I do some Haskell and Python on the side. Love functional programming. I built a bunch of Haskell projects that people still use. I don't have the