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I miss Twitter.

When I’m president it’ll be illegal to make a tv show or movie about twins without using actual twins.

I'm in SF for Figma's Config this week. Give me a shout if you're around.

@migbits Also it’s just really easy to tap by mistake 🤷‍♂️ This is a good change - should’ve always been this way.

I like hidden likes. It feels better to me because I don't have to think about whether or not I should "like" something. Not because I have anything to hide but more because some things are ripe for misunderstand due to nuance

@sampullara I'm hoping if I link my account it'll skip the click. Privacy is important but sometimes you just need an "accept all cookies and stop asking" setting.

@kpk see my screenshot of what it looks like. basically an extra click.

Seen some concerns about OpenAI + Apple on here and HN that doesn't match with what was in the keynote. They show that data for a specific request is only sent to OpenAI (today, more 3rd party models later) when the user approves it on a per request basis, no access to the device. That is no different than using the ChatGPT app today. The AI models integrated into the OS are either on device or on Apple's private cloud (with no logging) constrained by 3rd party code verification and device attestation. The semantic index on device could be a source of privacy problems but it looks like it is only accessible by the OS.

@ptraughber Yay, congrats!

World, please meet Natalie! She’s the sweetest girl. ❤️

@gasca I do wish the writing was better, so that I could read it again.

If I was going to migrate domains, I'd take the opportunity to clean up old paths while I was there, eg: twitter. com/kpk/status/1234 -> x. com/@ kpk/post/1234 Doing both at once reduces link issues in future.

@migbits Trouble is, it just adds confusing context. If you highlight one line and say “this is wrong”, the author will see the three lines prior as well. It’s an odd decision.

@kpk prob for added context?

You know when you comment on one line in a PR, but github shows four lines, why is that?

Please help us fill in the third step!

@nwthomas_ You can, can’t you?

We should be allowed to use stage names at work like actors do

@masotime These are still excellent videos! I was very stressed about the clouds too, but we got lucky.

My bid to see my second totality was almost a complete disaster. Thick clouds blocked what felt like 99% of the duration. I got a bit lucky with a fixed camera aimed at the sun, so it wasn’t a complete loss.

@AdamTReineke @frecfinance Can’t deposit from payroll but you can certainly make recurring deposits from your bank account.

@kpk Two questions: Does @frecfinance offer an option for direct deposit from payroll with automatic investment? Are there larger market indices or just S&P500?

This is a really nice overview of Direct Indexing, and how it works: frec.com/resources/blog…

@jamneuf and I are hosting a webinar with a live Q&A on direct indexing on Thursday 3/14 at noon PT. Please join us!

Finally got my copy! There’s a couple of music projects in it that I’m looking forward to trying out.

If you've always wanted to try out Direct Indexing (& who hasn't?) then now is a good time to drop $20k on it, because a) it's near the start of the tax year so you can build losses to offset and b) if you use this referral link we both get a bonus. frec.com/referral/KKMAA…

@ericlewis @BenLesh omg. I spent so long messing with this for twitter's image viewer. Wish I'd known.

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iOS/Safari is so weird. I haven't found a simple way to stop it from zooming if you tap the same button twice quickly other than making sure you call preventDefault() on every pass.

@magusnn Rarely, if ever.

@kpk do you ever do it accidentally?

I have never actually pressed the home button to go to the top of my feed. It’s always an accident and it should bring me back to where I was when I press it again. Can’t believe this has never been fixed.