USB-C changed things from cables that didn’t always fit but worked when they did, to cables that always fit but don’t always work.
Visiting Montreal for work and decided to try AirPods Live Translation for the flight attendant instructions…
Maybe a warning about exchange rates?
No idea how new this is, but the App Store now uses 50% of the screen to show an ad for the thing you weren’t searching for.
Gotta keep growing that services revenue I guess!
Though it does seem just adding ‘gpt’ at the start will send things straight to ChatGPT
‘gpt what restaurants in Vegas have gluten free items on their menu’ etc
So far the ChatGPT integration in the iOS 18.2 beta is just a) showing how much better the answers are than Siri, and b) making me wish I could make ChatGPT the default for questions (vs device actions)
One of the most impressive things made in UEFN.
So far :)
Take our hand, we’re off to the next Creating in Fortnite Livestream!
📅 October 22 @ 2 PM ET
⚡ Special Guest: @magnopus
🔥 All about Metallica: Fuel. Fire. Fury.
Get notified when we go live: youtube.com/watch?v=ywaLDdsm…
Andrew Grant retweeted
Some 🔥 facts about Metallica: Fuel. Fire. Fury!
◼️ Built by @magnopus in UEFN
◼️ 10,251 actors in the experience
◼️ 7,322 lines of Verse code (with many more written and discarded throughout development)
◼️ 2,974 assets created during development
◼️ 31 unique device types used
It’s neat how VisionOS uses Personas to emulate a front-facing camera so web apps and iPad apps “just work”.
Apple Vision Pro pick up -
No lines. It seemed like any weekday morning.
The display models in the store weren't drawing much attention. People just walked past them.
I got to choose between taking my order, trying the fit, or going through a ~20m demo. I picked the latter.
Celebrating my 20-something year of increasing the width of the “Configuration” drop-down from the default of 65 pixels on a new Visual Studio install 🥳
The code reviews will continue until morale improves!
Replying to @GergelyOrosz
The email writes devs need to showcase what they did the last *10* days - since the last code review on Friday, 18 November.
It's been 5 business days since, and that assumes people did not take a break for Thanksgiving. Most people would take off Thu & Fri, making it 3 days.
I find myself starting to root for Twitter to spectacularly fail, simply so there’s no danger people ever correlate success with these capricious leadership moves and cultish loyalty/purity tests















