Playing with Fable today. Damn thing feels overly aggressive. I asked it to add a few types to an enum definition and it starts going all over the place trying to implement stuff. Pretty close to over 1/2 of the stuff I ask it to do I have to stop it and re-focus on a much smaller subset of changes. I hope it gets better or I'm going back to Opus.
If you are a passive investor you might want to read up on the goofy rules that are going to force massive purchases of SpaceX once it goes public for certain index funds. Great news if you own SpaceX now, not so great if you want to avoid anything Elon.
I spent some time today going into a rabbit hole of the SpaceX IPO. Thought it was a space company. Turns out it’s a small telecom company that's propping up a space company (not very well at that) and the entire thing is being dragged down by the crappiest of the AI companies.
I then spent even more time researching how one shorts an IPO…
Every single one of my devices has these stupid Add AppleCare+ Coverage sections with absolutely no way to dismiss and masquerading in menus as “1 update”. I guess maybe it'll go away in 43 freaking days.
At the rate things are going, I expect an "Apple provides government with list of users who downloaded ICEBlock app" headline in a few more weeks. I’m feeling embarrassed for them.
As a fan I’ll be really disappointed if South Park gets cancelled next week. Also as a fan I'll be really disappointed if South Park doesn't get cancelled next week.
When the movies about the downfall of Apple are written, screenwriters will disagree about when it started. Jobs death, Cook takeover, Ive taking control, Ive leaving, Dye doing whatever the hell he's doing, Swift/UI engineers taking over, etc.. etc.. etc…
AppleCare One pricing is super weird to me, $6/month/device is more expensive than the standalone plans on every device I cover under AppleCare. I guess it makes sense if you cover a family's worth of iPhones? Just weird that you have to sit there and do math to give Apple money.
Prime Day, the "day" you wait for to buy stuff you would've bought a week before but didn't because the price was raised so that it could be lowered back to normal on Prime Day.