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@geoffreylitt “I leveraged AI to do this”

We need a shorthand way of saying: "An AI did the work, but I vouch for the result" Saying "I did it" feels slightly sketchy, but saying "Claude did it" feels like avoiding responsibility

@kail_designs This screen has been broken ever since the brought in control center customisation. One extra swipe than how they intended it to be and boom, the layout goes haywire.

What tf is this

@privatetalky At this point it’s not more about the aesthetics, but physical bulk. Becomes really hard to hold it if not hard to lift it.

This is how thick the iPhone 17 Pro would look if the body matched the camera bar. Would you mind a thicker phone with no camera bump?

@NinjaAIDotCom @pmitu Exactly. This is a glimpse of what I did a few weeks ago to orchestrate my AI workflow. I did not store prompts but created meaningful structures for doing work.

@danmakestech @pmitu Yep. Real architects know this. Hacks don’t

What do you use to store AI prompts?

@wesbos Agreed. I too recent discovered this and it is helpful. Like I can put my hands into the drawer and grab any two.

Standardizing on one sock type is the ultimate life improvement

@dharanshi_ “Screen cleaning liquid”

Biggest problem with macbook

@nico_jeannen I am genuinely wondering why you haven’t tried Claude Code. Really, why?

Any cheaper alternative to Cursor?? $1400 in a month is absolute madness, no matter the amount of code 💀

@mazeincoding How to spot AI replies? Do you think X app should have an inbuilt tool to give an AI rating to posts and replies?

ai replies do not work. please stop doing this.

@BatsouElef AI has surpassed human intelligence on specific benchmarks like medical diagnosis, emotional reasoning and complex problem solving. There are few more areas unconquered but the checklist is only growing.

@danmakestech Hmm, can you elaborate?

Will AI ever surpass human intelligence? Opinions 👇

@michelletliu Looks very cool. I am curious how this would look with just outlined or greyscale icons.

screen time receipt 🧾

@jassneetsingha Haven’t tried it yet. But from the initial research I did, it should work. AirTags run on NRF52832 chip and once we get access to the firmware, things are straightforward from there.

@danmakestech And ? It worked ?

Finally arrived. Trying out a new device — and for the first time, experimenting against Apple. Meet Custo Tag. I use an Apple AirTag for a very specific use case: tracking an item. Over time, I’ve noticed the update frequency isn’t consistent — sometimes it updates, sometimes it doesn’t — even though there’s always an iPhone nearby. That’s what pushed me to experiment. Price check: • Apple AirTag: ~₹3,500 • Custo Tag: ~₹650 → ~81% cheaper Now this is going to sit right next to my AirTag. I’ll run both side by side for a week and share real-world feedback. For ₹650, it’s a low-risk experiment. Let’s see how it performs. 👀📍 @RohanPaliwal7

@darylginn Not really. x.com/danmakestech/s…

@kanavtwt Frontend variable - userId Frontend class - userID backend - user_id

is it userId, userID or user_id?

@legionsdev @kanavtwt Frontend variable - userId Frontend class - userID backend - user_id

@kanavtwt frontend - userId backend - user_id

@lyndseyfifield Ambiguity in professional exchanges foster follow-ups thereby nurturing interactions for better work culture. I embrace this “bi-weekly”.

The fact that “bi-weekly” can mean either that something happens EVERY OTHER week or TWICE A WEEK is a major shortcoming of the English language and aught to be accounted for.

@ShruPosts This is a clever way to urge passive users to start posting and creating content.

Instagram's latest nav change is a classic example of data-driven UX. Explaining the why in the thread ↓

@itszineddine Desperate notifications.

LinkedIn notifications be like: "Hey, someone you don’t know commented on a post you don’t care about, this has nothing to do with you but we thought you should know"