Minidé 🇦🇷🦬

Director of Engineering | Passionate Developer & Designer | Solo Founder | Former Blog Star | Tech Enthusiast | Buenos Aires

[9to5Mac @9to5mac]

iPhone 17 Pro and Air owners finding out iOS 27’s most advanced on-device model requires 12GB of RAM

[Minidé 🇦🇷🦬 @minid]

@freddier I like to use terminal.

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@zollotech I think you never saw a WWDC with Steve.

[Minidé 🇦🇷🦬 @minid]

@peduarte Totally tasteless. All the previous presentations until Jobs are dull, super artificial.

[Minidé 🇦🇷🦬 @minid]

@dreamsofcode_io I had the opposite experience. That’s why I use both models 😂

[Minidé 🇦🇷🦬 @minid]

Nada como Steve Jobs solo en el escenario. Estás presentaciones de Apple son lo más descafeinadas y aburridas posibles. Además no presentan nada grandioso. Su IA corre gracias a Google. Toma innovación.

[lusso @luusssso]

The invention of the iPhone was death of tactile feedback

[Uncle Bob Martin @unclebobmartin]

I was a very early adopter of C++. I started studying it in 1986, but I couldn’t get a compiler. I started using it around 1989. I inhaled every publication on the topic and became an acknowledged language lawyer. I wrote articles and columns for the C++ Report, and eventually became the editor-in-chief.

For over a decade, C++ was my language of choice. I like the initial batch of new features. I enjoyed multiple inheritance in 1992, and I thought the template syntax was a good idea.

I began to move away from C++ as the standard template library began to dominate. I did not like the direction that generics were taking the language. I much preferred dynamic polymorphism to compile time polymorphism. And I really didn’t like how the twisty little turns of the template syntax were contorting the language.

It has now been 30 years since I have done anything at all serious in C++. I doubt I ever will again. Nowadays, if I want to get close to the metal, I use C.

I understand that many people still use and like the C++, and that’s fine. I’m sure the language has a viable niche. But from my point of view, the language left me, I didn’t leave the language. It went in a direction that I didn’t want to go. I still have fond memories of those early years.

A similar thing happened to my attitude regarding Java, and C#. They both just got too big and unwieldy. I think that’s a function of standards committees.

So nowadays, when I need to write code, I try to pick a simple language like Clojure. Even the agents I use seem to prefer it.

[Wise @trikcode]

Before AI, I had 5 unfinished projects.
After AI, I have 128 unfinished projects.

[井上尚弥ＶＳバム・ロドリゲスを国立競技場で見たい @wgWCMQ9mUi1739]

千代大海ＶＳ朝青龍
すげーー！迫力すげえぇーー！！
喧嘩じゃん。朝青龍フルスイングしてるし！！

[Minidé 🇦🇷🦬 @minid]

@graninas Same here.

[Uncle Bob Martin @unclebobmartin]

There is no way to get the human out of the loop. The Agents simply do not understand obvious user expectations.

[Minidé 🇦🇷🦬 @minid]

@yuguz 1986

[Minidé 🇦🇷🦬 @minid]

@exQUIZitely I loved art of fighting, Cadillacs and dinosaurs too

[Minidé 🇦🇷🦬 @minid]

Microsoft acaba de sentenciarse con el cambio de precios en Copilot. Un prompt suave y se te van 3000 créditos (la mistad) de un plan de GitHub Copilot. Le acaban de entregar en bandeja a Anthropoc y OpenAi todo.

[Minidé 🇦🇷🦬 @minid]

@theCTO Try https://t.co/ko6TExUV4p

[Minidé 🇦🇷🦬 @minid]

@BowTiedMara Hizo algo realmente estúpido.

[Rust Bytes 🦀 @rustaceans_rs]

JUST IN: Rust-lang/rust is adding an official LLM policy: require disclosure, human originality, and understanding of changes to curb low-effort AI-generated PRs.

#rustlang #rust

[Minidé 🇦🇷🦬 @minid]

@GamewithDave World of Warcraft

[Minidé 🇦🇷🦬 @minid]

Im craving using macOS 9.2 again.