Trying the "AI" code fixing in Xcode 26, it took the LLM 10x longer than it would take me to just look up the solution, to conjure the wrong fix #macdev #Xcode
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Trying the "AI" code fixing in Xcode 26, it took the LLM 10x longer than it would take me to just look up the solution, to conjure the wrong fix
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@davidbures FYI:
The selected Xcode version is 26.0, which is not compatible with this project's Xcode version requirement of 16.0.0..<17.0.0.
Trying to compile Cork in Sonoma 15.7 with Xcode 26
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@davidbures FYI:
The selected Xcode version is 26.0, which is not compatible with this project's Xcode version requirement of 16.0.0..<17.0.0.
Trying to compile Cork in Sonoma 15.7 with Xcode 26
@mora Thanks, I’ll look into it tomorrow
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@mora Thanks, I’ll look into it tomorrow
@davidbures Hi David, is there any news?
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@davidbures Hi David, is there any news?
@mora Hey, should be fixed now
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@mora Hey, should be fixed now
@davidbures It is! Thank you.
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@paczekzkimchi that is literally the point I made in the very first line of my toot
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HA!
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@rysiek wow, that’s more than Putin
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@rysiek Isn't MAGA defined by being a fervent supporter of Trump? It's like checking whether people who declare as summer-lovers approve of summer
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Politics as entertainment. "Oh look, 100% supporters of the fascist authoritarian support fascist authoritarian's actions! Wow, ain't that something!"
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/cnn-data-guru-touts-trump-171210862.html> Enten joked Trump’s 100:0 approval-to-disapproval ratio made him the right-wing equivalent of the 1972 Miami Dolphins, which went undefeated and won the Super Bowl.
Yeah, better to compare it to the Dolphins, instead of some banana republic authoritarian with 90% of the vote. Nobody wants a downer!
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@xinit @ghostcatte thanks! Here we go: https://blog.elenarossini.com/fediverse-video/ 📺 Introducing the Fediverse: a New Era of Social Media
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The Unreasonable Power Density of Lithium-Ion
We’re all used to it by now, but I’d just like to reflect on how insanely power-packed lithium ion batteries are, and everything that’s afforded us. I’m trying to think of a gadget, a hobby, or nearly anything in my house that’s not touched by the battery chemistry.
I’m looking at my portable wireless keyboard in front of me, with a LiPo pack inside. Oddly enough, I’m charging it with a LiPo-based power bank, simply because the cable to the nearest USB-C adapter is too short. A gaming console, cell phone, and a DSLR camera are all within arms reach and powered with lithium.
It’s not just consumer stuff either. I fly FPV quads and airplanes for fun when I can, and of course those are made entirely possible by the combination of smaller brushless DC motors and their drivers, and the high-power-density LiPo packs that power them. For field recharging, I have a huge self-made LiIon pack that can keep them all in the air all day. These days, LiPo and LiIon tech is the heart of hacker projects big and small. Heck, we even powered this year’s Hackaday Supercon badge with a LiPo that allowed it to run all weekend on a charge for many folks, where in the past swapping out AAs during the event was commonplace.
The application that still blows my mind is that we recently got a solar installation on our roof, which means a huge LiFePo battery in the basement. And while it’s one thing to power noisy little quads on the battery tech, it somehow seems another to power our entire house, for multiple hours per day, from a battery. Granted it’s not a couple of AAA cells in a little black plastic box, but it’s simply amazing to run a washing machine, the fridge, the stove, and even the heating off of what amounts to a battery pack.
Of course, I’m aware of the costs of producing the cells, both in terms of money and the environmental damage. It’s not a free lunch, and I’m looking forward to both cleaner and cheaper energy storage chemistries in the future. But for now, I’m still in awe of the many options that lithium-based battery chemistry has brought us. May your pillows remain non-spicy!
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