This is an absolutely fascinating video, that illustrates the point of today’s topic so very well. There is something almost hypnotic about watching a master of their craft work their magic, turning this damaged knit garment into something that looks new again.
I saw this today and thought it was really cute.
Let’s talk about AI. Or, as I prefer to call it ML - Machine Learning. Despite the fact that people have been working on artificial intelligence for many decades (a friend of mine was working on a masters thesis around AI in the early 90’s), we still aren’t that close to something the average person would call intelligent.
Last week Dave Verwer of iOS Dev Weekly talked about someone who wanted to advertise an unpaid internship in his newsletter. I have so many things to say about this.
Here’s five ways to make people hate your mobile app. I mean, there’s probably hundreds of ways. I can certainly think of dozens of ways, but these are five that come to mind because I encountered all of them this week. So in no particular order here they are:
My in-laws came to visit last week and part of the visit turned into an epic yak shave, so I thought I would share the fun. Not just because it’s a funny story (which it definitely is), but because I see so many parallels as to how we respond to requests as developers.
Let’s talk about warnings. Specifically, your project build/tests and the warnings they generate when they run.
I don’t really have the energy to do this more than once, so I’ll just post it here and share the link.
Validating your app idea by talking to your friends and family. That’s so easy. And so very wrong.