When adding more participants, AI is getting better while AI criticism gets worse.
Current AI models can create better AI criticism than human AI critics 😝
@tankots why not build a voice-first messenger app with a WhatsApp login... hit me up if I should build you a demo, I've written a WhatsApp client in Swift
@tankots the article misses the biggest issue on iOS imo: usability SUCKS! Switching to WisprFlow, then back to my messenger, then switch the keyboard, then hit record — and it doesn't even get the chat context!
#iOSdev tool alert! 🚨
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Z Fellows was a huge deal for us. Its mindset is what European startups are typically lacking. They were our first believers and should be yours too. We're working super hard to prove them right.
"everything around that you call life was made up by people who were no smarter than you" - Steve Jobs
new z fellows cohort starting soon. interviewing now for it.
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@frederikRiedel Cool! What sucks though is that such a live activity / dynamic island overlay that updates at 60fps tracking the IMU input would never be possible with public APIs (right?)
@frederikRiedel Ach du machst es wirklich ohne Trigger? Wusste gar nicht, dass das geht! 🤯 Also mit time trigger und ~0.1s delay klappt bei mir sehr zuverlässig
@crypticsea@FreyaHolmer So you’ve never worked with anyone else collaboratively on a codebase? Never merged / rebased / updated a forked codebase that you depend on? Never used a git UI to quickly check the diff / what you’ve actually changed since the last version so you don’t forget debugging code? 🤯
@FreyaHolmer @adv8p interesting!! never heard of perforce and plastic lol. Git LFS works well for me btw. And dropbox sounds absolutely wild. Because the learning curve of git is too steep?
Wright Brothers achieved manned flight 120 yrs ago today. The reaction?
"Our skepticism is only as to the utilitarian value of any present or possible achievement of the aeroplane. We do not believe it will ever be a commercial vehicle at all." - The Engineering Magazine
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