Andric
@andric.dev
Indie software dev.
Striving to build software that’s pragmatic, ergonomic, and collaborative.
Bootstrapping https://promptbible.ai with @ideosyncretic.com to help you better manage your AI prompts
Striving to build software that’s pragmatic, ergonomic, and collaborative.
Bootstrapping https://promptbible.ai with @ideosyncretic.com to help you better manage your AI prompts
Just updated to iOS 26. It’s really weird now how there are two variants of every UI
You get beautiful Liquid Glass in native apps
Then you open an app like Bluesky, and it still looks like iOS18: buttons, keyboards, modals
The fact that there are two system keyboard designs really messes with me
You get beautiful Liquid Glass in native apps
Then you open an app like Bluesky, and it still looks like iOS18: buttons, keyboards, modals
The fact that there are two system keyboard designs really messes with me
September 16, 2025 at 8:55 AM
Just updated to iOS 26. It’s really weird now how there are two variants of every UI
You get beautiful Liquid Glass in native apps
Then you open an app like Bluesky, and it still looks like iOS18: buttons, keyboards, modals
The fact that there are two system keyboard designs really messes with me
You get beautiful Liquid Glass in native apps
Then you open an app like Bluesky, and it still looks like iOS18: buttons, keyboards, modals
The fact that there are two system keyboard designs really messes with me
Recommender algos don’t have a concept of “quality”:
If it uses popularity as a proxy for quality, then it’s at best uncorrelated, and at worse inversely correlated
Whoever chose music for GTA radio stations should finetune the Spotify algo. Since it’s their only good algorithmic playlist!
If it uses popularity as a proxy for quality, then it’s at best uncorrelated, and at worse inversely correlated
Whoever chose music for GTA radio stations should finetune the Spotify algo. Since it’s their only good algorithmic playlist!
December 6, 2024 at 3:09 PM
Recommender algos don’t have a concept of “quality”:
If it uses popularity as a proxy for quality, then it’s at best uncorrelated, and at worse inversely correlated
Whoever chose music for GTA radio stations should finetune the Spotify algo. Since it’s their only good algorithmic playlist!
If it uses popularity as a proxy for quality, then it’s at best uncorrelated, and at worse inversely correlated
Whoever chose music for GTA radio stations should finetune the Spotify algo. Since it’s their only good algorithmic playlist!
Undecided between the M4 Mac mini and the M4 MacBook Pro
The mini looks *really* tempting – especially since all my work is currently deskbound at home
Plus it still comes in at $200 cheaper with a monitor and trackpad thrown in
That nano-texture and ProMotion screen on the MacBook Pro, though!
The mini looks *really* tempting – especially since all my work is currently deskbound at home
Plus it still comes in at $200 cheaper with a monitor and trackpad thrown in
That nano-texture and ProMotion screen on the MacBook Pro, though!
October 31, 2024 at 4:59 AM
Undecided between the M4 Mac mini and the M4 MacBook Pro
The mini looks *really* tempting – especially since all my work is currently deskbound at home
Plus it still comes in at $200 cheaper with a monitor and trackpad thrown in
That nano-texture and ProMotion screen on the MacBook Pro, though!
The mini looks *really* tempting – especially since all my work is currently deskbound at home
Plus it still comes in at $200 cheaper with a monitor and trackpad thrown in
That nano-texture and ProMotion screen on the MacBook Pro, though!
You know the hype around self-hosting, using Postgres for everything, “roll your own auth”, using Coolify/Kamal/Dokku, and deploying to $5 VPS on Hetzner?
Seen such sentiments around on X and HN a lot.
This recent tweet came to mind:
Seen such sentiments around on X and HN a lot.
This recent tweet came to mind:
October 21, 2024 at 7:41 AM
You know the hype around self-hosting, using Postgres for everything, “roll your own auth”, using Coolify/Kamal/Dokku, and deploying to $5 VPS on Hetzner?
Seen such sentiments around on X and HN a lot.
This recent tweet came to mind:
Seen such sentiments around on X and HN a lot.
This recent tweet came to mind:
Seems like Claude doesn’t have any “cutoff date”, it’s continuously trained on new data.
July 13, 2023 at 4:08 AM
Seems like Claude doesn’t have any “cutoff date”, it’s continuously trained on new data.
A middleground UI might be one where the flexible continuous input is reduced to a set of knobs (like how you collapse things into a rack in Ableton), but you can always “expand” it to inspect or edit what the knobs do.
May 2, 2023 at 2:37 AM
A middleground UI might be one where the flexible continuous input is reduced to a set of knobs (like how you collapse things into a rack in Ableton), but you can always “expand” it to inspect or edit what the knobs do.