@DanRaeder whoa the browser being able to view a repo easily is sick! was gonna mention this is similar to radicle, but radicle is heavyweight and needs a full checkout on a machine to view it in the browser
I don't wanna be a tattletale but @Apple one of your apps (@Yelp) is straight up blocking signups using Hide My Email @icloud.com email addresses.. surely this breaks your ToS...
When apple's Hide My Email feature was announced I thought it might cause some online services to just block @icloud.com email addresses, but I never ran into this problem until today: @Yelp is totally ignoring all of the @icloud.com email addresses I gave
Spotify, except it's a single textbox where you describe what you want to listen to, and it generates it. It uses consenting artists' voices and sends them royalties.
Objective: announce notifications on my iPhone whenever my hands are busy and I'm using airpods.
@Apple didn't anticipate that not all notifications are in the same language, so Siri will only announce notifications in 1 language correctly.
@MatthewStanciu nothing in particular but it would be nice if almost all nextjs projects followed a canonical template so that it's easy to focus on implementation code rather than syntax / library usage
Iβm convinced every (and I mean literally every) nextjs project needs to 1) be written in typescript and 2) use Storybook.
Some nice-to-haves are 3) tailwindcss and 4) mdx, but theyβre not appropriate for ALL projects.
Also if it has any server-side api code, some sort of testing
most of the time when I open these apps, it's because I want to text ppl / check out my friends' posts / make a new post / search a specific keyword, not because I want to be force-fed entertainment
I would pay unspeakable amounts of money for versions of every social media app without curation pages, i.e. IG w/o the explore page, Twitter w/o the Timeline, Tiktok w/o the fyp, Snapchat w/o Discover, YouTube w/o Recommended.
Or at least versions where they're out of the way.