Dope! Thanks, I didn't know about this one. Will take a look.
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Dope! Thanks, I didn't know about this one. Will take a look.
This is for a weird custom setup because I converted a 2017 iMac into an Ubuntu server. I want the agent to sit on the server and control Xcode remotely.
So has anyone figured out how to connect to Xcode 26.3’s MCP server over the network? I see it’s stdin only.
I did a bit of research and shoved it into a gist if anyone’s interested: gist.github.com/ksm/4fea3e2d... (first option is: just vibe code it bro, lol).
-9 is easy mode. bro must be from california
“No politics” is political!
there’s no such thing as “mild” covid. it’s not like the cold and it’s not like the flu. vaccination offers only partial/limited protection.
there is only way to deal with covid: don’t get it. don’t pass it to others.
www.panaccindex.info/p/what-covid...
Looking for job announcement with a picture on the left and text on the right: „Hi I'm Doris & I'm looking for a job! • any online, part-time, flexible job • customer service, administration, social media, psychology, cultures, trainings, HR, data analysis • not interested in Al or selling jobs • quick learner, interested in learning programming & graphic design Thanks for sharing! @ dorota.suder@gmail.com Instagram: dorisummer Bluesky: doris.is.goblin.fyi”
I’m looking for a job - thanks for sharing ❤️
covid conscious
aranet is the classic choice among cc folks (we have one and can recommend)
Definitely not! The way out of this specific crisis is to acknowledge it’s still there, avoid minimizing it, and maybe try and do something about it (demand clean air for everybody for example better indoor air standards, mask in higher risk situations, etc).
Last week I wrote and shipped a maintenance task in about an hour and it felt good. Previously I’d spend a bunch of time reading docs and fighting rspec syntax. This would frequently lead to 1-2d turnaround when you include the code review.
Cursor has evened the playing field for me when it comes to writing Ruby code. I always found the language’s quirkiness a drag. But now I can output and deploy a working Ruby artifact (like a new API or behaviour) with specs in less than a day.
lol honestly when ppl say this they usually mean “lockdowns/restrictions are over”.
and fwiw the more someone is in denial the likelier they’re going to get rekt.
On-device LLM on all Apple devices? Very cool. Love the privacy aspect of not sending prompts over to Big Tech.
developer.apple.com/documentatio...
Whoa just noticed WWDC starts on Monday! Looking forward to the keynote and SotU as usual.
…apparently Apple’s “on the defense” this year? www.theverge.com/apple/681739...
This caused the react-native-app-auth lib to reliably crash on iOS, since it’s now getting [NSNull null] where it expects to see a nullable NSString. I imagine this change will ripple through many other libraries that are not written to handle NSNull.
I haven’t had time to really dig into this, but right now it seems like a bad idea?! NSNull was meant as a placeholder type to use in collection types like NSArray that do not support nil’s, but not necessarily all over the place…
I hit the strangest react-native issue yesterday. RN 0.77.1 changed the way that JS nulls are translated into Objective-C if you are on TurboModules it seems. They will now show up as [NSNull null] instead of nil.
700 issues is incredible! Congrats! And huge kudos for amplifying progressive voices.
Three actual proper subscribers so far. I am satisfied! I should have kicked this newsletter thing off a decade ago.
Will also announce on Twitter this week and that’ll probably be my last Xitter post in a while.
I also launched my personal newsletter. I hope it can become a more deliberate place to write and connect with folks (that's free from all the brain rot and dopamine loops of social media). Sign up here: karol.s.mazur.me/newsletter
Today I spent a little bit of time updating my personal website. It felt good, especially since I haven't done so in a while. It feels nice to have your own little corner of the Internet.
Can’t go wrong with Nord-Sud/Tour de Timber and Johannsen: medias.tremblant.ca/pdf/cartes/c...
Nice! Jay Peak has been receiving some serious snowfall this season. If only it weren’t a 4h drive for me! I’m a frontcountry user myself: fav is Mont Tremblant as it has a bunch of great officially designated touring trails.
Very cool. Whereabouts? I got into ski touring in 2022 myself! Pretty effective way to get away from the crowds.
lmao, yes! and 1p was a cool piece of software: a decade ago. enshittification and enterprise is the focus now.
Why is expo the default option for react-native nowadays boggles my mind. It’s a paid service with a free tier nowadays, no?
Don’t get me wrong. It’s great but it should be a secondary option. Pushing folks straight into the embrace of a for profit company goes against the spirit of open source.
I recommend the latest @rachelgilmore.bsky.social update: bsky.app/profile/rach...
Web devs will bend over backwards when working in a mobile codebase and try to treat the navigation layer like it’s a webpage.
Redirects, side effects that re-navigate, navigation resets, even deeplinking between internal parts of the app.
react-native is still dope though.