Ian Smith
@ids.fyi
Happiest when making stuff or making people laugh. Tech, and Design Thinking. Podcaster @whatalotofthings.com. Since 2019, freelancer and FRSA.
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Vibe coded a @iconfactory.com Tapestry connector that tracks Claude Code updates in the timeline, lifted from the changelog on GitHub.
Shows version releases, categorised changes, and links directly back to the changelog.
It's here: github.com/smithi1/tape...
Shows version releases, categorised changes, and links directly back to the changelog.
It's here: github.com/smithi1/tape...
Releases · smithi1/tapestry-claude-changelog
A Tapestry timeline connector that displays Claude Code version updates, changelog entries, and release notes - smithi1/tapestry-claude-changelog
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August 3, 2025 at 1:28 PM
Vibe coded a @iconfactory.com Tapestry connector that tracks Claude Code updates in the timeline, lifted from the changelog on GitHub.
Shows version releases, categorised changes, and links directly back to the changelog.
It's here: github.com/smithi1/tape...
Shows version releases, categorised changes, and links directly back to the changelog.
It's here: github.com/smithi1/tape...
Omg. I can’t wait to watch this!
I imagined the Chatsubo in 1984. 41 years later I opened its door. Neuromancer is in production.
July 2, 2025 at 7:23 AM
Omg. I can’t wait to watch this!
Our first episode in front of a live audience, and the first to feature other voices.
🎙️ Just published a new episode of What A Lot Of Things: Tech talk from a human perspective: Live at the Leeds Testing Atelier: MCP and Glue Work. Have a listen:
Live at the Leeds Testing Atelier: MCP and Glue Work
In a daring experiment that could only be described as "asking for...
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May 20, 2025 at 5:42 AM
Our first episode in front of a live audience, and the first to feature other voices.
At the Leeds Testing Atelier today for fun, learning and two firsts for the @whatalotofthings.com podcast. These are: recording in front of a live audience, and hopefully the inclusion of other voices in the recording.
Audience participation for the win!
Audience participation for the win!
May 13, 2025 at 8:41 AM
At the Leeds Testing Atelier today for fun, learning and two firsts for the @whatalotofthings.com podcast. These are: recording in front of a live audience, and hopefully the inclusion of other voices in the recording.
Audience participation for the win!
Audience participation for the win!
It’s us again! A fun one this time, including an announcement of our upcoming recording in front of a live audience.
🎙️ Just published a new episode of What A Lot Of Things: Tech talk from a human perspective: Vibe Coding and Bluesky. Have a listen:
Vibe Coding and Bluesky
In this episode, Ian and Ash plunge headfirst into the wild world of...
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April 29, 2025 at 6:09 AM
It’s us again! A fun one this time, including an announcement of our upcoming recording in front of a live audience.
Reposted by Ian Smith
🎙️ Just published a new episode of What A Lot Of Things: Tech talk from a human perspective: Presentations and the Demise of Skype. Have a listen:
Presentations and the Demise of Skype
In this episode, Ian and Ash embark on a thoroughly British adventure...
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April 8, 2025 at 5:00 AM
🎙️ Just published a new episode of What A Lot Of Things: Tech talk from a human perspective: Presentations and the Demise of Skype. Have a listen:
Rather pleased to be back in Aberystwyth after an absence of about 18 years. I think I was first here in 1988. While a lot has changed over that time it’s all still very recognisable.
March 21, 2025 at 10:38 PM
Rather pleased to be back in Aberystwyth after an absence of about 18 years. I think I was first here in 1988. While a lot has changed over that time it’s all still very recognisable.
Well if it isn’t our first ever video episode!
🎙️ Just published a new episode of What A Lot Of Things: Tech talk from a human perspective: Story Splitting and Apple’s Disappointment. Have a listen:
Story Splitting and Apple’s Disappointment
In Episode 29, Ian and Ash venture into the wild frontiers of video...
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March 18, 2025 at 6:53 AM
Well if it isn’t our first ever video episode!
Is this our longest-ever episode title?
🎙️ Just published a new episode of What A Lot Of Things: Tech talk from a human perspective: Is Testing Dead? and The Younger Generation (of open source maintainers) These Days!. Have a listen:
Is Testing Dead? and The Younger Generation (of open source maintainers) These Days!
In Episode 28, Ian and Ash wade into the treacherous waters of...
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February 25, 2025 at 6:39 AM
Is this our longest-ever episode title?
Ok, harassers from Twitter. I saw the post on there directing you to other accounts I have such as this one. It’s been years now, and I’m so tired of you and your one joke.
Please just leave me alone.
If not, I guess will have to keep on with the tiring and depressing task of blocking you.
Please just leave me alone.
If not, I guess will have to keep on with the tiring and depressing task of blocking you.
September 20, 2023 at 8:25 AM
Ok, harassers from Twitter. I saw the post on there directing you to other accounts I have such as this one. It’s been years now, and I’m so tired of you and your one joke.
Please just leave me alone.
If not, I guess will have to keep on with the tiring and depressing task of blocking you.
Please just leave me alone.
If not, I guess will have to keep on with the tiring and depressing task of blocking you.
July 2, 2023 at 10:18 AM
In other news, it strangely bothers me that there are no hits on Bluesky search for the town where I live.
So this message is a sort of public service for anyone else from Ilkley who comes here.
So this message is a sort of public service for anyone else from Ilkley who comes here.
July 1, 2023 at 11:44 PM
In other news, it strangely bothers me that there are no hits on Bluesky search for the town where I live.
So this message is a sort of public service for anyone else from Ilkley who comes here.
So this message is a sort of public service for anyone else from Ilkley who comes here.