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Why are you putting salt on my wounds? I used Source Depot as late as 2016 while working at Microsoft. I had colleagues who built git wrappers to avoid using it directly. I only built a few powershell scripts to avoid too many slow Source Depot calls.

@peduarte The solution is not animate on exit or don't. It depends on the use case.

This is why you animate on exit. @peduarte x.com/peduarte/statu…

@Shpigford It's called VPN - Vibe Proxy Network.

who's building "laptops that can run Claude for longer than an hour before the battery dies"?

History's first trillionaire is a guy who catches rockets out of the sky with chopsticks and beams internet to every dead zone on the planet. Same guy ships cars that drive themselves, humanoid robots for the factory floor, brain chips that let paralyzed people move a cursor with pure thought, and an AI running on a supercomputer his team stood up in months instead of years. And the people crashing out about his net worth are doing it on the app he owns. The same app governments spent years trying to censor. You cannot legislate a rocket into orbit.

@vu3dtu Thanks for sharing this! Would be great to have this as a web app so it's easier to be loaded on desktop and on Android.

Writeup: sakshambhutani.xyz/projects/20_pr… Code: github.com/saksham2001/Pu… How I reverse-engineered the ring: sakshambhutani.xyz/hacking/2_hack…

I loved the idea behind the Google Fitbit Air: an LLM wrapped around your health data, daily briefs, and a coach you can ask questions. But there app is really terrible, it's expensive $100 band plus $10/mo, and Google getting a constant stream of your heart rate, sleep, and other private data. Whoop is worse, with a subscription that runs up to $360 a year. So I bought a $7 generic Chinese smart ring from Temu, reverse engineered its BLE protocol, and built an app around it. Introducing PulseLoop: no subscription, open-source iOS app. Your health data stays on your phone, paired with an AI coach that reads your real ring data, draws charts, and remembers context. Free, bring your own API keys. Demo and code below.

No they don't. The other day I used speech-to-text to prompt an LLM to "write a play write script" and it wrote a theatre play as a response. 😂

Amazing showcase of gamification!

R.I.P. @github

Whoa! This should be illegal.

My biggest takeaway from my first day with Fable 🔽 Low effort is the alpha. Incredibly smart, and cheaper than Opus, what's your rush? It's a great model.

@securibee @LLo_ai fn+C*/G/O actually does: activate the app, send CMD+N, paste the text, send ENTER. *I can't make fn+C work because it opens Command Center fn is great because it basically has no keyboard shortcuts assigned to it, as opposed to CMD, CTRL, ALT, etc.

@securibee @LLo_ai fn+F - fix grammar fn+S/E/I - translate to Spanish/English/Italian fn+M - suMmarize current page fn+space - open your favorite AI chat app fn+P - sPeech-to-text fn+C/G/O - paste/prompt "selected text" to Claude/Gemini/OpenAI ... Easy to remember.

I use `fn+<key>` for all "AI" shortcuts. Would be great if Raycast could recognize `fn` key for a shortcut key. BetterTouchTool has had this feature (recognize `fn` key for shortcuts) years before Raycast even existed. @LLo_ai

@peduarte @LLo_ai Ahhh, thank you, sir!

@vfonic @LLo_ai it works in raycast.com/new for sure but you have to make some changes at the system level

@DanielLockyer @Cloudflare or @claudeai should rewrite it in Rust just to mock @Microsoft for being incapable of doing it themselves.

the rewrite of the TypeScript compiler into Go is going well 🫠

The harness wars are going wild.

Credit: @fireship_dev

@thekitze hahahah that's a good one. What did they announce? They fixed border-radius on all apps? Is this 2026 or 1991?

im meming but these apple mfs always working on ACTUALLY important things... meanwhile sloopgle and slopsung are like "now u can use ai in images to put a hat on your dog"

@jackfriks You can turn off the model download somewhere in chrome flags. Search online or ask Claudio.

@jackfriks Check out dotfiles and dotfolders in your $HOME. Also reddit.com/r/degoogle/com…

im running out of space on my macbook and its becoming annoying i've cleaned up files every other week for last 2 months only to end up back here... so i'm asking anyone on here: what is best setup for someone with a docked macbook? external ssd? if so which one? or...