I’m mostly just glad to be in a country where it is more socially acceptable to be direct. I would be a bit more formal than the original email, but the rewritten version seems really watered down and tip-toed in comparison.

I think that is changing through ChatGPT and the likes though, even it’s non-English output has a distinct American tone to it that I’m starting to see more in professional emails. I have seen too many literal translations of “I hope this message finds you well” already, it’s kinda ridiculous

I usually like this creator, but he conflated multiple unrelated issues in the video and also made too much of a point out of his own experience of not knowing what to do. This isn’t really a video on vision pro as it is on various aspects of the modern internet

When any message with some contents is received - Right now this is limited to a list of contacts. I’d like to have a shortcut where someone could text me, “Where are you?” and it’ll just auto-send my location.

You can already do this! Just leave the Sender field on “Choose” and fill out the Message Contains field only.

How does she feel about the MacBook keyboard? I personally quite like it, now that they’re normal again, but especially for an aspiring writer I think that is a pretty significant criterium.

I think they are just different designs with different use cases in mind. I use Safari tab groups and find them very helpful to quickly get back to specific work contexts, sort of like just separate browser windows that I can close and bring back as needed.

Having only used Chrome’s tab groups briefly I think I recall them being more of an ad-hoc organizational tool for existing tabs in the window. In that case, I think Chrome’s tab groups are closer to the name, whereas Safari tab groups are a separate concept that could have maybe used a different name.

Minor mistake in the article, keychain does have 2FA code generation built in.

I thought TypeScript wanted to avoid putting in syntax before it’s ready in JS, but you might be right that they just know more than we do about when it’s going to stage 4.

Is TypeScript being a bit early here or is the TC39 proposal further along than I thought? Last I checked it was in stage 3 and still had a little ways to go…