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new EQEverywhere version is out jailbreak is required get it on eqe.fm 🆕 ability to overwrite preset 🆕 single tap dead area to create band (faster) 🆕 double tap gain/preamp knob to reset to 0 (faster) 🔧 preset menu is less ugly (still kinda ugly tho) 🔧 stop using UIAlertView for errors (dont have to tap to hide) 🔧 fix delete preset 🔧 fix emoji presets

@TomerGamerTV thx i feel like jailbreaking is too dead tho now, maybe id get 100 views if im lucky lol

@rweichler With your skill I guarantee you will get a lot of views on YouTube if you make a proper tutorial about this tweak 😂

EQEverywhere now supports iOS 17 and iOS 18. Jailbreak is required. Get it on eqe.fm this has 1 and a half years worth of changes so i probably missed some details. tested on palera1n rootless on iPhone X (iOS 16) and iPad 7th gen (iOS 18) - iOS 17 and iOS 18 support - brought back `killall mediaserverd` button - autoeq presets are cached locally and automatically updated (no more waiting for download) - dedicated preset menu - much faster number input - check for update / download update within app - experimental "chat" tab which shows the discord chat, eventually i wanna be able to share presets in there, or lua scripts, or something rootless: eqe.fm/static/eqe2.2.…

its a parametric EQ so there is a steep learning curve i attached a video which shows how to use the preamp / select your headphones preset preamp is the slider on the left to configure it for your headphones, press the preset tab -> AutoEq -> scroll to your heaphones (its alphabetical) -> click your headphones. (this part definitely needs to be easier / more obvious)

@rweichler Couldn't figure out the right EQ settings / preset for the headphones. At that point I just gave up, installed my headphone's app and just configured it that way 🤦🏻‍♂️ All I wanted to do is just preamp, i don't understand why it's so difficult

@TomerGamerTV anything specific? errors? what part of the UI sucks?

@rweichler This is the most ugly looking and broken mess of an app I've ever seen, never managed to get it working with my headphones

@spicetifyapp @alfiecg_dev Thanks for this info. Never gonna sideload anything with my personal dev account, not worth the risk

@alfiecg_dev Since iOS 26.0 Apple added more logging into sideloading and you need to be extremely careful. You are supposed to use random bundle ids (or at least append garbage to the bundle id) so it won't get flagged etc. Read more about PPQ checks

We need legislation on sideloading ASAP. Yesterday, I learned the hard way that I’m not allowed to use my own personal, paid developer certificate to sign IPAs I want to install on my own personal device. Wow. 😬

@filpizlo amazing. probably gonna start using this in my test harness soon. is libffi trivial to port?

I ported mesa, libepoxy, pango, pdk-pixbuf, and gtk4 to Fil-C. They are now part of the memory safe Linux userland build. The best part: I did the last bit of porting while living on this desktop. Every program running on this box is memory safe except the kernel.

@fulligin @bilawalsidhu nvm THANK YOU. i love you. i will wait patiently

@fulligin @bilawalsidhu there must be a process to chisel the rough edges and convert this to BSP format

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@danielvf @brian_armstrong @Airbnb nice, same

@brian_armstrong @Airbnb I'm more of a simulationist than a theoretician, so ten.

Fun fact: in the v early days of Coinbase we required applicants to answer riddles before hiring. Here's an example, see if you can solve it. I think we may have borrowed this question from @Airbnb. Always wondered whether we should bring these back...

@fulligin does this mean skyboxes (like in the source engine) are basically obsolete? this looks amazing

Have you ever wanted to see Sutro Tower up close? Now you can! I'm releasing a very high quality model of the tower that you can easily fly through on your own, thanks to very cool developments in Gaussian splatting 🧵...

@filpizlo @AvimanyuRoy3 i will probably end up porting to linux, tbh

@rweichler @AvimanyuRoy3 if you're willing to swim in the muck that is a libc and how it glues to Fil-C's runtime, then you could help make it happen 💪💪💪

Here's an updated list of C/C++ programs that are totally memory safe because I ported then to Fil-C. In many cases they requires zero changes or just small cosmetic changes! - musl libc - libc++ (C++) - libc++abi (C++) - WG14 signals - libuev - icu4c (C++) - zlib - bzip2 - bzip3 - xzutils - pcre - pcre2 - jpeg-6b - ncurses (some C++) - libedit - openssl - curl - openssh - mg - tcl - sqlite - cpython - zsh - lua - simdutf (C++) - quickjs - simdjson (C++) - ada-url (C++) - libffi - zstandard - sudo That's not even counting stuff that other folks have gotten to work in Fil-C but that I haven't had a chance to include in my corpus. It's also not counting all of the various programming language shootout tests that just work in Fil-C.

@filpizlo @AvimanyuRoy3 wow, memory safe userland would really be something

Here's the (abandoned) repo where I started doing the FreeBSD port: github.com/pizlonator/piz… Note that there is corresponding (also abandoned and backed out) code in filc_runtime to support all of FreeBSD's syscalls via the Fil-C syscall virtualization. I even had code for the horrid ones like nfssvc 😆

@filpizlo @AvimanyuRoy3 x64 linux is probably the best platform to support, pretty easy to run in a VM, even on an arm64 mac. that being said is freebsd x64 supported? my custom test harness uses a freebsd vm and i havent had time to migrate to linux 😅

@AvimanyuRoy3 Arm64 is easy to support. Most of the logic is already there. Harder to support any OS that has a closed source userland.

@mitchellh oh ok nice. got scared cuz of the mentioning of platform specific stuff. thank u for your service

@rweichler Absolutely, it’s gotten much closer. We have to solve problems like this to be cross platform

macOS's tty impl (in the kernel) has a 1024 byte internal buffer limit for cooked mode. After that, writes succeed but the data is silently dropped. iTerm2 works around this by sleeping ~16ms between writes. My day is ruined and my disappointment is immeasurable.

@kjchaifisch i wanna bask in greatness

@rweichler need something specific like pcb components or just general pc parts?

is there a fry's alternative

@finnatsea the solution is objc

I will venmo $50 to anyone who can make the Xcode debugger do what it's told. It's not listening

10/10 debugging experience... Tim Apple wtf