Even though the iPad is often used in landscape, the Apple logo on the back would make it appear that the "correct" orientation would be portrait. Thus, shouldn't it be the "top button"?
Jokes aside, I do find the choice to use the term "side button" interesting, and not necessarily in a bad way.
I think my favorite projects are those that I made to solve a specific problem in my workflow and solve that one thing perfectly.
Not sure quite why, but it keeps feeling like a Tuesday.
Just want to say, I got my Z30 this summer and it's been awesome
This looks awesome! Is there anything specific with camera settings that matters when shooting reflections?
I think the rise of AI agents is going to make corporations with huge budgets more dominant. Agentic coding gets expensive, and for hobbyists, it's rarely justifiable to spend a lot on small personal projects. Knowing how to code is still important, but AI does allow for more ambitious projects.
I don’t know howwww people are vibe coding without knowing how to _actually_ code
My workflow has been:
Claude helps me a little
Claude regresses
I help Claude
Claude tells me I was right all along
I close Claude
I do the rest myself
Is the screen bright enough for taking pictures in the sun?
Thanks! Looked into the Z50 but it doesn't have USB-C and the Z50 II is out of my budget. Probably going to go with the Z30 and 3D print a sun hood.
Some pictures I took a couple weeks ago in Montreal
Is the lack of a viewfinder bad? It looks like the perfect camera for me, but most people seem critical of the lack of an EVF which is somewhat dissuading.
Beautiful picture!
Just came across this while searching Bluesky for the Nikon Z30. If you dang mind me asking, have you had any problems with the Z30? I'm considering buying it with a kit lens.
Are they spiced? Or just tomato?
I assume that means they're tomato flavored?
Ketchup chips?
For example, if you had a home server running an LLM, it could go down in the middle of the night so all computing resources could be dedicated towards training.
I totally agree with you, sleep is such as interesting concept. I feel like there's no point to having downtime though, considering that it's not like the model becomes impossible to use just because a machine somewhere is training it, unless you mean the server running the LLM going down.
osx-kvm?
I would go through the interactive Svelte tutorial if you haven't used it before. It's pretty good, and Svelte 5 changed a lot with reactivity. If you're reading old guides or tutorials, make sure to migrate the code to Svelte 5 (Svelte's VS Code extension has a command to auto-migrate).
I feel like that's where something like Svelte works well though since as far as I know, it compiles directly to vanilla JS without a virtual DOM.
I agree; I read through it after seeing it on HN, but I do wonder, if you're adding routing, components, and similar functionality manually, aren't you still using a framework in a sense?
How can you get paid for consuming electricity though?
How does the cost become negative? Does that mean you need to be feeding energy into the grid, with solar, for example?
Congrats!
What would that look like though? What parallels do AI models have to carbon-based life that the concept of sleep could be applied to them? Definitely sounds interesting though.
Deep learning?
I completely agree, I have great memories playing The Cycle with some of my friends. Proximity chat was also amazing.
Interesting! One suggestion I have is maybe to set up duplicate issue identification to prevent the same bug from being reported multiple times.
Better yet, make this the standard for bakeries to wrap their bread in. Bonus points if it’s a different type of bread than what it’s wrapping.
