jscheel

I benchmarked tsrs a few weeks ago. I was testing out tsgo, ts-rust, tsrs, and bun for typechecking on our monorepo. tsrs is definitely awesome, it is very memory efficient when bumping up the number of threads. Not as efficient as bun, but it has incremental checks, which bun does not have.

I was working on something similar, though specifically for grabbing the video output window from Cubase for transport to a web app I run on my ipad on the opposite side of my studio. This looks really well thought out. Super excited to try it.

oh, awesome. I've put off updating my iPad because updates tend to screw with my music apps. Will have to check it out.

individual windows and touch are not supported by sidecar, afaik

got a link to that comment in the sister thread?

Yeah, I definitely agree with your concern about getting sloppy in production. But to be fair... "we'll fix it in post" has been a thing for a while.

I tried to buy new SD cards for my camera. The cards I used to buy at $28 are now $80-120... if you can find them. Another cheaper card I used to buy for $19 is now $46. It's just absolutely insane at this point.

I really don't understand why people are complaining about the AI features. These all mostly seem like solid quality of life enhancements and CGI-like tweaks.

Zeb Evans posts that ClickUp is reducing headcount by 22%.

I feel like we've been working in parallel here :) We are using PyAirbyte (hi aaronsteers) for our users to connect their data sources to our agents. We originally wanted to use the airbyte white-label platform, but the team said that it was being deprecated. I think this really drives home just how crucial it is to have a clear model for accessing your data, and Airbyte has been great at that for quite a while.

Generally speaking, raw-milk cheeses are much safer to consume than fresh raw dairy milk. However, the dairy in question is a garbage company that has been responsible for numerous outbreaks in the past.

I got through this entire article before I realized it was written by someone I worked with back in my agency days. Beth is an awesome designer with a great eye. Nice to see her on the front page here. Now, to the content: I often wonder how much we have lost with our endless quest for minimalism. We can't even make buttons look like buttons anymore. Affordances have become anemic at times. Designers who think and care deeply about functional color theory and usable design should be cherished.