Stacktrace iOS Meetup, Chapter-1 (First commit 🚀) We have updated the location & time! Can't wait to see y'all soon! CFP for Speakers – https://t.co/NKjSnt3qJJ RSVP - https://t.co/QVVi9pSBOo #swiftlang #iosdev #stacktracemeetup #meetup

@Urvannindia I ordered plants worth 3k, I have received plants of poor quality and worth less than 1500k, many plants are missing, and some plants delivered are not what I had ordered and the order is marked as delivered. You are not replying to my emails. Please look into this!!

People always argue that AI writes terrible code & breaks in a real, large codebase. Well, episode 14 of How I AI will show you how AI can write high quality, production code for engineering teams of 100+ My pal Zach is an eng leader at @LaunchDarkly and went from an AI

run with `MAX_THINKING_TOKENS=31999 claude` ignores any ultrathink/think stuff and just always uses that number

Introducing SmolLM3: a strong, smol reasoner! > SoTA 3B model > dual mode reasoning (think/no_think) > long context, up to 128k > multilingual: en, fr, es, de, it, pt > fully open source (data, code, recipes) https://t.co/duszyObJsG

Astounding: post "Solving Wordle with uv's dependency resolver"

Quiz: You get a crash here: receiveBuffer is 129 chars long. fullMessageLength is 125 Yet it crashes. This took me way too long and now I'm mad at the folks who designed this API. None of the agents figured it out exept o3.

Been using my VS Code extension "VS Claude" extensively the past week. Installs an MCP server with Claude Code that lets it: - open files - highlight multiple sections in a file - open git diffs for a file Use case: code review with Claude explaining things.

Quitting programming as a career right now because of LLMs would be like quitting carpentry as a career thanks to the invention of the table saw.

📢 Here's another banger. If you ever need a cli that can call AppleScript, welcome to a world of pain. Or just give Claude Code this post so it fixes up your scripts.

📢 These are my favorite posts of the last few weeks.

This 💯

If you are an experienced dev, don't throw away your skills and become a high-level prompter. Use your skills to effectively shape the context of the coding agent and help it with helping you achieve more. That's your USP as a senior.

Ghostty's sprite renderer got a major refactor by our font maintainer (Qwerasd). We now support more sprites and they line up perfectly on cell edges. Additionally, our sprites now pack more efficiently on the GPU to save some VRAM. Comparison between terminals as an example.

It was difficult, but I managed to implement it in UIKit as a `UICollectionViewLayout` with a spring animation on `targetContentOffset`. Thank you for the inspiration and the reference @nasm423

We’ve rolled out another update to Claude Code to help customize your workflows: Hooks.

This is an excellent read. It also aligns with my experience. I have my coding agents on a very short and tight leash, and no generated code gets pushed unless I have cleaned it up and understand it myself. Everything else leads to pain and suffering. https://t.co/Byuk20O7RN

Don't built MCP servers. Build CLI tools with a --llm flag the LLM can invoke to get an LLM compatible description of what the tool does and how to use it. Benefit: you don't have a gazillion MCP server tools in your context. You pull in just the tools you need ad-hoc.

I haven't written a blog post in 11 years, but the recent experience of building a complete macOS app with AI has me so optimistic about the future of software development that I had to share more about the process.

Here's the code: https://t.co/Q8DsBS6l0K "The original GitHub Copilot extension that provides inline completions remains closed source – but in the following months we plan to have that functionality be provided by the open sourced GitHub Copilot Chat extension"

I went spelunking and wrote up some notes on other interesting VS Code GitHub Copilot prompts I found here: