The text in these screenshots feels too much like AI generated crap itself to be honest. I wonder if they’re just stirring up shit to see how people react and then back off a little with something else. It’s too much gibberish.

Working on a little music box project for my little daughter and Tidal’s API is probably the best I’ve ever seen for a music streaming service. Auth is simple, and just the fact that you can get direct media URLs for streaming is awesome.

Thanks for checking it out! Just read through VDD. Real overlap in the generate-verify loop. Ossature starts from human-written specs before any code, while VDD's decomposition comes from the LLM itself. The adversarial review idea is cool though! Will have to see what more I can learn from VDD!

Wrote about the background and thinking behind Ossature, a proper intro for what I’ve been thinking about with Ossature ossature.dev/blog/introdu...

Yeah, the solution is somewhere in the middle, compared to prompt and pray. For greenfield it’s probably straightforward, but for existing projects it’s a bit tricky. I do think that specs should be the source of truth though, if we continue on this path where some of the code is disposable at least

That’s exactly what I’m trying to solve with Ossature. Checksums for specs and executed tasks are what decides which tasks get invalidated and which parts of the spec really need to be rebuilt.

Ossature — Spec-Driven Code Generation An open-source harness for spec-driven code generation.

My take on spec-driven LLM code generation: write specs, review the build plan, execute step by step. When a task fails, fix it and keep going instead of starting over.

It's called Ossature. Open source, v0.0.1.

ossature.dev

What Do We Really Know About the Back Button? YouTube video by Interface Studies

Published a new video on "Interface Studies"

What Do We Really Know About the Back Button? This video traces the concept of "back" across five distinct systems. Each system makes a different wager on what kind of past should be available to the user. youtu.be/Z4cS2Ivg2-M?...

GroupTab v1.4.1 is now available, with various bug fixes.

Check the details at beshr.com/grouptab/rel... and docs at beshr.com/grouptab/docs/.

Get it from the macOS App Store: apps.apple.com/us/app/group...

#macos #apps

GroupTab - Grouped App Switcher for macOS Organize your macOS apps into groups and switch between them instantly with GroupTab, a better alternative to the default Command-Tab switcher.

GroupTab v1.4 is now available with snappier tab switching, quick number-based navigation, and various fixes: beshr.com/grouptab/

‎Sudecku ‎Experience Sudoku like never before! Sudecku combines the timeless logic of Sudoku with the strategic depth of a deck-building card game. Challenge your mind in a whole new way. The goal is simple: ...

Very happy to finally share Sudecku, a deck-builder Sudoku! If you're into puzzle and card games, you might like this!

On the App Store: apps.apple.com/app/sudecku/...

Main Website: sudecku.com

#sudoku #puzzle #cards #ios

Notes on Swift From Building an iOS Game log.beshr.com/notes-on-swi...