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I’m working on a pretty cool private equity platform at Pactio.

It’s probably the most complicated product I've ever worked on. The team is incredible & I’m lucky to be surrounded by incredibly talented people. Our head of engineering is a fantastic person too, so it makes working here so easy!

In my spare time I’m working on an AI assistant. I thought I would try sell it first, but given the ramp uptake I’ll probably open source it.

I love this! Nice work!

Very cool.

I once did something similar using sockets and Cloudflare's Durable Objects. I had my current playing song, workout minutes and git commit count.

It was a bit unreliable when I switched to Apple Music so it's gone away for now.

This has inspired me to make it again.

I... I think I love it.

Another device for the e-waste pile. I'd rather pay for working software than another iDevice.

I’m getting extremely annoyed that I have to keep paying ~30% more than other platforms for iOS subscriptions.

I’ve already bought the device. I’m already paying for iCloud. How much money does this business really need to squeeze from me?

If I could download and install apps directly from their makers, I would. Just like I can on my Mac.

We shouldn’t let this business model continue.

It's always the second flip

This is what I don't get. Surely they know this is coming everywhere. Malicious compliance just looks like a dummy spit and hurts consumers.

Why only in the EU?

Okay, good to know. I always thought those embedded systems would be a real pain to maintain.

Am I right in thinking Delta could have chosen when the update was distributed to its infrastructure?

In my mind, a quick test run of the update on a VM before letting it roll out globally would have revealed the BSOD boot loop.

Code-sharing is a headache for customers. Trying to find your flight on a rotating screen is frustrating, and having a different flight number on your ticket compared to the actual flight is just confusing. We should do away with code-share numbers and use the operating airline’s flight number instead.

I can CC it on emails to handle the back & forward of booking meetings - quite handy when I need to organise with a group of people.

It can also send follow-ups at set times on my behalf or handle some vague inbounds. It's not the best, but it's ok.

I've made an email-based AI personal assistant I thought I'd roll into a business, but ultimately have kept it for personal use. I may open source this as it's a fun project built entirely on Cloudflare Workers (with the exception of one Postgres DB & mail routing).

I've written some really crappy Notion API (before the official API) to act as a CMS for a headless site.

I'm at a weird point in my life that I need to work on these little hacky projects because they bring me genuine joy. It's like lego to me.