I guess you could say things are getting pretty serious… #webassembly #wasm

I keep hitting one of the worst possible iOS bugs: the time on the lock screen will randomly stop updating until I unlock the phone.

oops…

Pro tip: use AI to parse JSON for debugging log messages and such.

To be clear, I'm reminding myself not to do this too, cause I have been guilty of this as well.

If you break something you cause issues for other people and force on-calls to triage. This includes changes which don't make it to prod too, because you never know when breaking the build will block someone during a time where you're not online.

Change my mind: don't merge changes outside of business hours unless necessary. If you're a global company then at least don't do it on weekends.

Wish me luck this time

The first step in any new project is to buy the domain you'll never use

When LLMs are chill

(debatable if you take LSD, which the LLM can't do, so, fair.)

More importantly it's an average developer at nearly everything. Whereas most of us are an average developer at only a relatively small number of things. Oh, you're an expert at JavaScript? The LLM is an expert in every popular programming language and framework that exists. And

I felt compelled to share this warning because LOTS of devs I know are like "ehhhh I mean I use Copilot a bit but it seems like a novelty" and I truly am afraid for them.

I'm not saying you necessarily have to embrace it so much that you don't even write code by hand. Not at this point, it's still rough for a lot of things. But damn, when I am coding so much is now just asking Cursor to do it or (more importantly) brainstorming with it on a plan.

Software engineers: if you're not truly embracing AI in your work you're going to be left behind. Full stop. I'm completely convinced.

I have this habit of correcting my spelling or grammar before sending messages to ChatGPT and it's annoying because I feel like the AI will judge me if I don't but it's a time waster.

How old do you have to be to have a police scanner always on? Asking for a friend.

There has been once case where I did notice "man if I didn't have good vision this would be unusable" but of course you can disable it in Accessibility.

I'm big enough to admit this Liquid Glass thing is not as bad as I thought in practice, daily life. I know they tweaked it, but even the tweaked version seemed like I would hate it.

Any iPhone users who have moved from a third party password manager + authenticator app to Apple's native stuff recently: how has it been? Seems like it has come a long way in latest OS's

Sora users