I build software people rely on.
| Website | https://www.sgade.de |
| GitHub | https://github.com/sgade |
| App: Bandwidth Monitor | @bandwidth |
| Website | https://www.sgade.de |
| GitHub | https://github.com/sgade |
| App: Bandwidth Monitor | @bandwidth |
This is a hilarious commentary on the US/Israeli war with Iran:
"God is a comedian":
LLM access is relatively cheap now because the LLM vendors are discounting their price at a massive loss, subsidized by VC, in order to get you addicted and to drive as much skilled human labor as possible out of the workforce permanently.
The goal is monopolization, and if they’re successful, you’ll see monopolistic pricing in the future.
@daniel Based on your talk, you really inspired me yesterday night to finally start a small web service I have been thinking about for weeks, although with Hummingbird instead of Vapor for now.
So much to learn but within the nice Swift ecosystem. I love it.
RE: https://mastodon.social/@swiftlang/116183945700180905
Just yesterday, @daniel talked about using Swift for running @telemetrydeck at our @cocoaheads_hh meetup.
It was really insightful and inspiring.
Swift on the server is serious business now, and this official blog post cements this even further, for TelemetryDeck and the Swift community as a whole.
For years now, my go-to "open -a Xcode ." failed with "Xcode not found". I thought something with "xcodes” was off but never investigated.
Using Codex, I found out that the "Xcode.app" symlink is still pointing to 15.4! Not actually the problem but still interesting.
But it pointed me to #xed, so TIL that there is already a CLI that I can call with fewer keystrokes to open #Xcode for the current path 🥳
$ xed .