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@samhenrigold ❤️ still remember the first used mac i got just so I could use @sketch and render a 5s c4d video overnight

chrome p3 feDisplacementMap bug defeated

One of my weekend projects was creating my own LLM benchmark, and it has paid off every time there’s a new model release. (yes 5.3 codex is below haiku 4.5, no this is not a coding benchmark)

it got weird today, but

@neilcybart that acquisition was worth it for the fact that siri doesn't append "my weather data is provided by the weather channel" every time

This is pure gaslighting. Apple’s default Weather app is scary accurate when it comes to U.S. hyperlocal weather. This is the technology Apple got its hands on with Dark Sky. The technology also powers any weather app that relies on WeatherKit. As for other weather items like 10-day forecasts and precipitation forecasts, I find Apple's Weather app to be accurate as well (again, speaking of the U.S.). Very often, Apple’s Weather app will lead with the other weather apps eventually landing where Apple had been all along. Certain storms will inevitably bust or end up being different than forecasted. That’s weather. Apple’s Weather app is an all-around great app. I have no reservation in recommending it for those in the U.S.

@tylerangert On 1, i'm trying @linear mcp and list_issues just feels so limiting. I kinda wish the model can just write sql against the workspace instead. it'd allow questions like "which projects have the most issues with no assignee?" or "what issues keep getting reopened?"

i like the current meta around agents with code-mode and code execution, etc. i think if i were to summarize the three large / major points about it, it's: 1. have a single "program" tool where you call your actual tools over some RPC layer, generate typed bindings based on your tool interfaces. requires a sandbox for execution. can use `eval` / `exec` for dirty prototyping 2. cache your tool results and reference them by some call id as inputs to other tool calls. dont pollute context with raw tool calls. 3. discover tools at runtime with a "search_tools" tool / use progressive disclosure. TLDR: look for your tools at runtime, cache the results and pass handles around to other tools to reference them, and just write code to actually execute. it feels elegant and scalable. i imagine this will be the standard in 2026.

culinary grade matcha

@reallynaise my favorite movie

Does anyone know how to work the Cadillac of archival software Filemaker Pro?

@nstkostya love the physics!

put up this tiny personal website made with next.js, a bit of physics via matter.js

@farguk_design No it's SVG SMIL

@pwign Great micro animations! Is it rive?

@amfonte thank you!

@pwign Delightful animation, FTW.

@samhenrigold not related but what is that open in preview icon 😭

This is one of the strangest features in macOS. “Save to Web Receipts” just saves the PDF to a folder in the documents folder called “Web Receipts” afaik there’s nothing else special about this folder.

credit where credit’s due @figma feels a lot faster this year

also to get the curve right i cheated and modeled it in cinema 4d then traced the path in figma

wildest coincidence about this is apple re-adding it in a beta literally the next day

@harshil this actually got worse over time and fried my m1 mbp speakers :(

The next macOS update needs to fix the damn speaker cracking issue, I genuinely cannot continue doing my job like this

@sdw @SnazzyLabs I genuinely thought I installed malware

@SnazzyLabs the super hacky weird software on macOS is what always put me off

125Hz polling rate in the year of our Lord two thousand twenty-five is nasty work.

turns out the big ai safety problem isn’t power-seeking misalignment or weaponization but rather emotional dependency scary replies

on tiktok, the biggest feature during the beta cycles was automix and the biggest one after public release is… custom text message tone