Readit Newsjordanmorgan10 commented on Show HN: Sosumi.ai – Convert Apple Developer docs to AI-readable Markdown sosumi.ai/... · Posted by u/_mattt
Another awesome project that does this for Apple's docs: https://llm.codes/
Also, Apple has started shipping docs like this, too. They are a bit hidden but you can find them here:
/Applications/Xcode-beta.app/Contents/PlugIns/IDEIntelligenceChat.framework/Versions/A/Resources/AdditionalDocumentation
Back when we had 3D Touch, there was UIForce which did this. I still lament the loss of 3D Touch to this day :-(
jordanmorgan10 commented on Reflections on OpenAI calv.info/openai-reflecti... · Posted by u/calvinfo
> I’m at a point my life and career where I’d never entertain working those hours.
That’s ok.
Just don’t complain about the cost of daycare, private school tuition, or your parents senior home/medical bills.
...I....I didn't?
jordanmorgan10 commented on Reflections on OpenAI calv.info/openai-reflecti... · Posted by u/calvinfo
I’m at a point my life and career where I’d never entertain working those hours. Missed basketball games, seeing kids come home from school, etc. I do think when I first started out, and had no kiddos, maybe some crazy sprints like that would’ve been exhilarating. No chance now though
jordanmorgan10 commented on Ask HN: How are you acquiring your first hundred users? · Posted by u/amanchanda
I wrote about this fairly extensively:
TL;DR: Email sign ups before launch via a boosted IG post.
Non TL;DR: https://www.swiftjectivec.com/the-first-100-subscribers/
- Visual Look Up: You can scan coffee and it'll use AI to figure out the contents. This was a new API that iOS 26 brought and I thought this was kinda fun.
- Logging with AI: Apple shipped Foundation Models on iOS 26, and while they are far less capable that flagship models, they are great for bite sized tasks. Plus, they support tool calling - which means they can fire up tools that you give them when they are generating responses. So, I feed it caffeine data and people can type in what they're drinking, and it'll give you a reasonable estimation of how much caffeine is in it.
- Tons of Siri stuff: If you're into automation, every single thing in the app works as an action in Shortcuts. This was a lot of work, but was a goal from the start. Even small things, like changing the app's theme, can be done in Shortcuts.
It turned out pretty good I think! Excited that some people seem to dig it too. I never know how to make these Show HN things super interesting, but if you like caffeine logging and have iOS, I think you'll like this.