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It's not just that Siri is "bad": the issue is that as people get used to basic LLM features, it increasingly feels like a product from 10 years ago.
Comparison of asking Siri to find the contents of a note Vs. Notion AI.
The 'Use Model' action in Shortcuts is a stopgap for power users, not something that most people can approach. Their Foundation models also feel like models from 2/3 years ago.
Apple needs to throw away Siri and replace it with an LLM with App Intents tool-calling ASAP.
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ChatGPT and other AI services are basically killing @Iconfactory and I'm not exaggerating or being hyperbolical.
First Twitter/Elon killed our main app revenue that kept the lights on around here, then generative AI exploded to land a final blow to design revenue.
ChatGPT kept telling people this software had a certain feature that it didn't have, so the developers decided to implement it. Normally *people* use ChatGPT to vibe code, this is the first instance I'm aware of of *ChatGPT* using people to vibe code!
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Yeah, this matches what I’ve seen: Windsurf with Sonnet 3.7 works well with SwiftUI, doesn’t play nice with Swift Concurrency and often has timeout issues.
In my experience though it breaks everything when it tries to refactor views into smaller views, there it really needs human help.
https://simonwillison.net/2025/Jul/6/macos-app-built-entirely-by-claude-code/#atom-everything
@agiletortoise Old layout BTW looks like it did lack some trailing and leading margin at the display edges anyway (for optimal visual balance). And 7 is a lot. 5 tabs or 6 toolbar buttons is reasonable.
What do the Up Arrow and Down Arrow do? Do they navigate / flip pages? Don’t they ask to be re-arranged into vertical stack for easier spacial mapping into muscle memory?
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