@matthewlang what do you use instead?
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@alexanderkucera.com Tactile buttons are great. I think a good mix works best. Tactile buttons for most used functions like radio or a/c and touch for more elaborate stuff like navigation.
@tuckerjj @caseyliss I like mine to be set at 2 and two dots. 😁
As for the Fahrenheit scale, I find the whole definition to be very handwavy. Measurements should not depend on feeling.
@numericcitizen also as it turns out I just don’t use bookmarking. I like what I built and it is the ideal bookmarking tool for my needs. But I guess I am just not a „bookmarking“ guy.
@numericcitizen yeah. I noticed as well. I switched around DNS providers and haven’t finished the transition completely just yet. 😕
@numericcitizen been there. Done that. 😁
@numericcitizen vibe coding is telling the AI what to do moment to moment. “I’d like to have a website that will be my new landing page.” AI goes off and does its thing. “Good, but I like my test to be blue and the headers to be images.” AI goes off to do its thing. “Not that blue. More teal blue.” AI goes off…you get the idea.
Using AI as a coding assistant is different, because you plan your prompts strategically or put lots of work into a spec document that you pass on to the AI.
One is “vibing”. The other is programming with AI.
@manton I cannot disagree more. Codex is really bad over here. It has trouble finding files I point it to.
@Mtt love the app concept. I’d love to have this for my German translations.
@manton I’ve been experimenting with different spec driven solutions and GSD and BMAD stand out. GSD for quick development and BMAD for very intense deep spec creation as well as review sessions during development. So I don’t actually review the code as much as I dive deep on the spec that goes into a project.