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https://github.com/tomdai/markdown-webview

I noticed Apple avoided using “Home”for its first tabs, preferring specific labels like “Listen Now”. I followed suit, always carefully considered what “Home” really meant when I needed to label a Home tab. Now I feel like an idiot.

I wish “spatial computing” doesn’t turn out to be crippled computing like iPad.

Don't think I can do this without tab folders.

I love no-code programming 💌 http://automator.design

Finally done it – got my custom laptop stickers printed! 🥳

Apple: increasing pixel density, color coverage, brightness, dynamic range…

Androids: adding a crease in the middle of the screen.

“They strive for an uninterrupted whole, a utopian vision of a technology-enabled camera that just works”(Lux). Got me wondering what Apple's designers do differently to enable their engineers deliver smth that “just works”? We can demand magic from engineers but how can we help?

The text styling is giving iOS 7. #AppleEvent

My imagination of the Apple x Google / OpenAI collab: Apple provides APIs that handle requests to LLM, so developers don’t have to worry about it. Who pays for it? 👉 Apple sells LLM access to end-users, bundling it into iCloud+ or something like that. Like how MusicKit works.

Very magical stuff. Imagine you're listening to a podcast, and somebody starts to talk to you. Soon after you finish your conversation, the podcast *resumes*, and you realize, oh, it paused automatically while you were talking.

Finally started to understand the redesign of the Photos app (listening to John and Craig talking about it at The Talk Show Live From WWDC 2024). It’s about resurfacing memories. Hardest problem about linear records app.

Made a thing! Probably the best Markdown SwiftUI view for using in a scroll view (ahem, chat apps).

https://github.com/tomdai/markdown-webview

Every once in a while I try to make VS Code look like a macOS native app. Finally it feels easy and painless to achieve with the extension `drcika.apc-extension` and some custom CSS. 🙏

I like to think I’m designing human-magic interfaces these days.

This should be on every terms and conditions screen.

I prefer using first-party apps, unless the alternatives are way too good. Three swaps I’ve made so far are Mimestream for Mail, Overcast for Podcasts, and Arc for Safari. They’re way too good.

I'm partial to this kind of handwritten artificial intelligence.

I’d totally be down to use Instagram’s Threads as a Mastodon client if that’s possible. I’m a sucker for nice looking apps. Instagram never disappointed in that regard.

Got it done before my student years end 🥹 #SwiftStudentChallenge

Spent way too much time on this thumbnail 😅

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