Really great post about AI that mimics my own thoughts on a lot of the talk about vibe coding and similar AI assistance coding topics. One section stood out the most:
βIf youβre writing the same boilerplate every day like some industrial-age cog monkey, automate it yourself. Write a library. Invent a macro. Reclaim some dignity.β
Reading this recent post by the company behind Things really makes me want to give Swift on the server a real chance. I tend to lean towards Node.js-based backends, but maybe it is time to change. culturedcode.com/things/bl…
New video out today! Announcing a project I’ve been wanting to start for a few years now focusing on the preservation of early iPhone Apps/Software!
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One thing that does feel pretty different in the best possible way is SwiftUI’s integration with MapKit. So much easier to add annotations and overlays, making it more enjoyable to work with maps!
The one feature Iβve been using the most on my M4 iPad Pro is Night Shift to make it more like a Kindle. It makes it feel really weird to have this super bright and color-accurate screen, just to leave it warmer so it doesnβt kill my eyes during long reading sessions.
Really great read from Miles Klee at Rolling Stone about the downfalls of AI chat services and mental health. Hoping that eventually all of this AI stuff settles down into something with more benefits than negatives. www.rollingstone.com/culture/c…