Christopher Atlan

"My role is to be a bad influence, standing outside the classroom window making faces at you..., urging you to... come outside and play."

I can't recommend these enough! Kaleidoscope also has terrific image diffing capabilities which is wonderful when you are working on frontend related things.

Kaleidoscope kaleidoscope.app is the prettiest and most diverse git/merge diff tool I have ever tried. It does such a good job at handling my conflicts for me, that I rarely have to resolve anything manually and it also supports multiple ways of displaying the conflict.

Reading Vercel Workflows docs, is that the answer to Cloudflare Durable Objects?

@1024de Same, rocking a 12 mini

I still can’t replace my iPhone to a new one,because the size of my iPhone 13 mini is so good… I maybe buy iPhone Air within this year. But I'm not mentally prepared yet.

Thank You @mjtsai!

💬 Customer love for Kaleidoscope 6.1:
“This is a game-changer! Being able to edit either side of a diff directly in my preferred editor and having Kaleidoscope automatically refresh is such a smooth experience.”

Another feature-packed release is here with Kaleidoscope 6.1! 🚀 Now you can initiate editing of text comparisons directly from Kaleidoscope, conveniently send content from @raycast to Kaleidoscope, and use Kaleidoscope as the diff and merge tool for Jujutsu (jj). Enjoy! 🔥

Kaleidoscope 6.0 just got smarter! Collapse unchanged text blocks for faster, cleaner comparisons. Focus on what really matters — the differences.

@gisardo follow up on the Health Report in Partner Center, is there a better place to report this bug: github.com/microsoft/Wind…

Introducing Kaleidoscope 5.4! 🌟 Experience our improved Xcode Debugger Integration with enhanced visual comparisons and smoother workflow. Debug smarter, not harder. Try it now!

Apparently, after disappointing sales, Apple’s new strategy is to appeal to headbangers—because nothing boosts revenue like customers headbanging their $3,500 headset into oblivion and rushing to buy another one.

Welcome Taska to the Leitmotif Family! It’s our beautiful new native app for tracking issues on GitHub and GitLab. Let us know what you think!

if I may be so bold, I'd like to propose some much-needed nomenclature

@RebeccaSlatkin PR person: give me one feature that will remain working Last Dev: the battery indicator PR person: Last Dev: PR person: Alrighty, I think I got all for the press release.

How dare they highlight battery level as an offline FEATURE

Mac App Store Broken on macOS 10.14 and Earlier: mjtsai.com/blog/2025/02/0… #mjtsaiblog

@radbar_1 @guidorosso @rive_app Let’s call it a Whip Radar

Sci-Fi Radar UI Quick coffe break concept @rive_app

@twannl @alpennec Makes sense. Does it start a trial subscription or straight to money down?

@alpennec Indeed! Previously I would lose users before they would even see the paywall. Now, many are more inclined to complete the onboarding since they already paid. Two edged sword!

Moved my paywall to the beginning of the onboarding before requesting required permissions. Same price, same offering, quite the improvement!

@twannl What do you use to run these experiments?

@simonw Is there a reason Cursor or GitHub co-pilot don’t offer it? At the same time I think the “user needs to choose the model” needs to go. I don’t want to keep track which works for what.

"So today, we’re introducing 2.0 Flash-Lite, a new model that has better quality than 1.5 Flash, at the same speed and cost" I think that's 7.5c/million input tokens, 30c/million output tokens - half the price of OpenAI's GPT-4o mini

@ericzakariasson Can you share more details on Optional Long Context?

cursor 0.45 is rolling out - store repo-level rules in .cursor/rules dir - reference previous conversations in new chats - agent sees your recent file changes - new codebase understanding model rolling out - improved tab model for jumps & long context - optional larger context window for long files