I remember back in the day when mysql vs postgres was a real debate with mysql being the popular fave. Genuinely interesting to see that postgres eventually won.

Xcode isn't working with Sequoia for me. Anyone else having this issue?

Have you updated to Xcode 16?

this is such a useful tool - thank you!

part of the objectively best criteria is having the funniest name

Pretty sure the guy who fucked up Twitter still works there.

Love this new definition of ‘going commando’ lol

I have this exact same bone to pick with the Weather app

Glad I'm not the only one, I was starting to wonder if I was crazy because that felt like the main piece of data in Dark Sky to me. But I saw a lot of iOS news coverage saying basically "Dark Sky is shutting down, but don't worry about it because Weather app has its local forecast features now!"

Meanwhile Weather app completely missed the point and gives me a bunch of stuff I don't care about.

You can tell me that the wind at 4 PM is going to be 5 MPH west northwest but you can't tell me there's a 30% chance of rain? Gee that's great, thanks for shutting down Dark Sky!

yup, all I want is the precipitation map so I know if I can go run. I have everything but that now in Weather app.

I've been enjoying https://www.meteoblue.com/ and if you scroll down you'll get a precipition map there.

automatic notes captured out of meetings ... I don't know if I want that.

You are 100% right. In my close family we had a person that developed really oppositional schizoid type behavior (can't see the medical diagnosis due to HIPAA) and it took all of our resources to get her disability set up - luckily we had a nurse and a lawyer in the family who we could draw on to fight the paperwork and bureaucratic hurdles.

I just don't see how a person without family resources (i.e. most mentally ill patients) could ever qualify and I'm sure that's by design.

noob question - how hard is it to setup and run this on a windows machine? I've had bad luck with python and package management in windows in the past but that was a long time ago.

It's gotten much easier in the 24 hours because of this binary release of a popular stable diffusion setup+UI: https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/rele...

(you still need a Nvidia GPU)

Extract the zip file and run the batch file. Find the cptk (checkpoint) file for a model you want. You can find openjourney here: https://huggingface.co/openjourney/openjourney/tree/main. Add it to the model directory.

Then you just need to go to a web browser and you can use the AUTOMATIC1111 webui. More information here: https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui

oh this is so great - thanks!

Yeah - it's a real pain (and I'm a Python dev)

I just use https://softology.pro/tutorials/tensorflow/tensorflow.htm

- A few manual steps but mainly a well tested installed that does it all for you.

thank you, I appreciate the honesty! I checked out the guide, it looks promising and will give it a try for the next system I assemble

If you use the webui it's a single git clone and an optional file edit to set some CLI flags and that's it. You download models and move them to a directory to use them. Recently they introduced a binary release for people that are unfamiliar with git.