James Devonport

@ihxrtlxy Mine has as well, and on the exposed camera bump. Super annoying!

My iPhone 17 Pro has dented inside its case, how is this possible

OpenClaw has officially made it to the old school magazine rack 🤣

@SawyerMerritt You could stick a Chinese badge on the front of this and no one would blink an eye, looks like everything else

Range Rover has just teased their new all-electric SUV: the Range Rover GT. •  First all‑electric Range Rover vehicle from their new EMA platform • Fifth SUV in the Range Rover family • Single-screen dashboard design with a driver display replacing the traditional instrument cluster • Full-width concealed air vent spanning the cabin • Dashboard wrapped in a woven textile material • RR says the cabin is designed to be a sanctuary of calm, emphasizing: Reduced visual clutter. Reduced acoustic noise. • The company describes it as: The most car-like Range Rover ever created. • All-terrain capability • Prototype vehicles are currently undergoing final on-road testing. Range Rover: "The Range Rover GT will redefine the grand‑touring segment with the ability to deliver beautiful and engaging GT poise, proportions and long‑distance refinement while offering capabilities no conventional GT can match. We have spent the last few years working obsessively on the fundamentals of the GT formula, reinterpreted in a sophisticated, uniquely Range Rover way. The result is the most car‑like, yet unmistakably capable, Range Rover ever created." More details about the vehicle will be announced later this year. More photos in thread below:

@mflotron so true 😂

@jamesdevonport Good thing you didn’t go MacBook Neo 😅

Had no performance issues with my M1 MacBook Pro… until I started working on mobile apps. Fans are sounding like a jet engine for the builds!

@BallinFil Seeing it’s from YC would make me think it’s overpriced 🤣

Why don't more Shopify apps use this hack?

Price of whey protein has gone nuts over last few months, seems to be up around 50% and it had already gone up a lot! 🤷‍♂️

Love how claude/codex have lowered the barriers even further than nocode tools for trying out new ideas. I've been building a ai gym tracking app just for myself, would never have spent time on it before but now it's a fun evening project.

@xhejthor it's not been well communicated at all has it

@jamesdevonport I don't understand what they're supposed to do

Does anyone else hate 'passkeys'. They're being forced on us everywhere but they are an awul user experience imo

@_smorgan It’s easy to forget we’re absolutely in our own echo chamber here on Twitter. Half the time I feel like I’m way behind but then I talk to people outside the bubble and realise I’m not at all.

Had a really engaging conversation with my non-technical wife tonight about the arbitrage opportunity that exists in software right now. Talking through everything out loud made me realize how much of a bubble tech twitter is. My biggest takeaway, and something I want to remind myself of continuously through all of the noise of tech twitter telling me that ai is going to take my job: most people do not want to build their own software, no matter how “easy” it is to do. To me, this was the promise no-code made me back in 2020. That as a technical person, if I committed enough time and energy into what I knew to be a fruitful skill set, I could participate in an industry that traditionally told me I didn’t have the experience or training to do so. I think that promise still holds true today, and will continue to hold true for the foreseeable future.

@evanlogan @Google Exactly!

@jamesdevonport I still don’t understand them. Even with 1pw. Logging into @Google on my phone and a QR code pops up. I’m sorry, what?

@mattblake_uk I use 1Password, but there is always a competition between macOS, chrome and 1Password to get the passkey, it’s such a mess

@jamesdevonport Really what password manager are you using? I’ve been using them with 1Password in Arc and Zen and they’re much better than the password manager guessing the fields to complete on the page.

@fraxool Totally agree, work so hard to get these reviews then they’re just arbitrarily deleted.

Lost ~30 (obviously) legit reviews today. Getting reviews is already incredibly hard: I only get 1 or 2 per month. Meanwhile, competitors somehow collect dozens every day and barely seem affected by these removals. Pretty confused by what’s going on.

now this really is my *final* chance to escape the generational underclass 🤪

waking up to X not being absolutely horrible for the first time in years got me feeling like

@graeme_cobb @AutoExpress For those without a home charger they also have VAT on inflated public charging costs, on top of all this

🚨 PPM is half the cost of Fuel Duty 🚨 According to @AutoExpress the incoming eVED (pay-per-mile tax), will be huge. Context: eVED is around half the cost of Fuel Duty averaged over 10k miles. Transparency and context is essential so people can make informed decisions.

@drmillybarker Definitely try it via codex now, seems to work amazingly well with gmail

@jamesdevonport I tried this with bank statements and receipts last year and it didn't quite manage it (I used the OpenAI API, can't remember which model) and I was praying that by the next time I had to do it, things would have improved. "Improved" I imagine is an understatement 🤣

Saved literally hours filing my VAT return this month by having Codex + Sol go through my email inbox using the Gmail connector, find every VAT invoice, build a report then put it all in a email back to my accountant. One of my most hated admin jobs... gone!

@hrishio Yes I agree, still went through them all but made it a lot easier to have them all put into a spreadsheet / zip folder ready for me

@jamesdevonport I have thought of doing this too. But as much as I hate it, I think looking closely at my spend once a quarter is good financial discipline.

@petecallaghans Feels quite close now... with a connection to Xero and HMRC it could do everything.

@jamesdevonport They day will be when I can use a LLM to do my taxes without a mistake so I don't have to use incompetent accountants.