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Ideating with AI can feel like prompt engineering hell. Today, we shipped Terra v1.0 - our take on a visual, process-based approach to ideation with LLMs. If you're down to be a super early tester, let's talk: buildwithterra.com

@help_delhivery my package says it's "cancelled by merchant" and there has been no update for the last 5 days. Your support has no human, cuts the call without any help, and I'm just stuck waiting for an international package that I have no way to track. What am I supposed to do?

@pli_cachete anything with a physical medium (electronics, medical, etc.). the "ship fast" philosophy only applies to pure software companies with low stakes

What are counter examples to this? Cases where it’s actually quite important to do it well the first time.

ideating with an ideation product to build the ideation product

@archiexzzz Having used GPT-5 in the API, it feels like it thinks of itself as a know-it-all. I found it impossible to steer and it jumps to conclusions even when explicitly asked to "ask the user questions, do not assume" in the system prompt.

rip frontend developers

@atreek0 @samdape now that's one battery-intensive weather app to run 😭

@pixelsnis @samdape they could be run locally eventually apple intelligence style

weather app _ v2 🌲

frontier model

the GPT-5 news has Gemini 2.5 Pro stumped

@uwukko LM Studio fully refused to run it on mine 😭 M2 Pro with 16 GB

yeah this isn’t happening 😭

@atreek0 @samdape that would be one expensive weather app to run

@samdape it would be cool if each location on the weather app had something like this, but a monument per location generative UI will probably do this eventually

@GMaatheyshan @damnGruz president obama

What does it take to become like him?

average vibe coder moment

@theapplehub No, this is what a matured take on a product used by over a billion people looks like.

It was perfect in beta 2 🥲

@adamsthirdson @WilliamFaix @MaxRovensky Most UI is rendered using efficiency cores on the CPU. GPU is only used for CoreAnimation and accelerations for UIKit. But when every single UI component depends on GPU-accelerated, if not GPU-heavy shaders, it will worsen battery life. More compute = more energy use.

@pixelsnis @WilliamFaix @MaxRovensky fun fact: all UIs run the phones GPU. it's how you see things on the screen 🩷

this is unnecessary af too much bounce too much transparency transitions

@localghost it's just a shader man. you greatly underestimate the engineering capabilities of the software teams of the competitors

This Apple's version of the LV monogram. The monogram was originally created to make counterfeiting hard. It was distinctive, branded, & very hard to copy bc each was hand painted. Other OS's will take years to copy this (which they will). By then they will all feel far behind.

@vitrupo I fully do not understand this take. Existing LLMs already support tool calls, and with CoR, they're more than capable of calling those tools appropriately.

Craig Federighi says no one is doing on-device AI well right now. Not even Apple. “We're not rushing out the wrong features just to be first.” Now the mission is clear: Fix Siri -- or fall behind for good.

@AnatoleOis I thought they'd treat that area as a safe area inset

Apple just deciding that now system search is at the bottom is an amazing idea, it definitely won't break any existing navigation pattern on any apps 🫠

@privatetalky ios 12. so much texture

What's your all-time favorite iOS wallpaper? 🌄 📱

@DylanMcD8 I think the old ones were a lot more charismatic than the new ones. The new ones are boring, but I guess they fit better with the new aesthetic

In retrospect, why did Apple use a Mickey Mouse hand for so long?

@AnxiousHolly Makes sense – right after waking up, your eyes need a bit to adjust. This makes it easier to hit the right button

why did they make the alarm massive 😭