deverman

Yeah pretty happy with Ghostty and might even switch back to Terminal in MacOS Tahoe since they finally updated it.

I was curious about this they still have an event scheduled in Bangkok next week. lol I remember listening to a podcast with a windsurf representative and they sounded like a super technical team and sounded like they "fell" into coding tools. Guess they were offered more interesting money to work on something else.

Looks like an interesting suite of tools you are building. Put it in my AI backlog to checkout.

Congrats on building with Swift!

Thanks I tried a bunch of my favorite photos in this too.

As a kid trying to learn how to program HyperCard helped me a lot. I think if I tried to do that today I would either go for web technologies or SwiftUI so I guess I probably wouldn't choose an all in one environment.

I'm just trying to keep a frame of mind that there are new problems to solve and bigger problems can be solved by smaller teams of people.

Thanks I'm going to start the grind by commenting here now!

I got sick of my resume content being tied to my resume formatting in Pages, and so I also moved to JSON Resume in order to be able to adjust the visuals faster and because I wanted to be able to automate customizing may resume for each job.

I'm using an editor called Zed and it has an option to create a "new thread from summary" It also shows at the top of the screen how many tokens I have used out of total available so with the combination of that I think it is best to create a new "chat" periodically with a summary.

Markdown is now the go to baseline for importing and exporting text data. I can see how I might want to export some more personal Notes to DayOne and archive some notes I don't need anymore to a more durable storage format. Would welcome this functionality.

This language did stick out to me even though I prefer Swift over Rust.

I was also going to suggest TechinAsia.com