The iPhone Duo seems interesting to me but mainly because of the ālaptop modeā and being able to read content like Safari in landscape without needing an iPad. Still itās iOS and so many little things are buggy and need a laptop.
Sander van Dragt's Notes
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Hey Sander, how did you manage to post photos from your phone using responsive image sizes in webp optimised format? Glad you asked, by installing Lamb 0.15.0-rc1 of course š
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Lamb 0.15.0-rc1
Originally written on lamb-releases:
First release candidate for 0.15.0. The theme is authoring and media: drafts survive a reload, phones can attach photos directly, and uploads render responsively.
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Robots only I guess
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Tried Haiku OS Beta 6 in QEMU, and it works nicely. Hoping to build some small apps, but I don't know C++. To check viability, I did a viability spike, and the verdict is yes: Nim is a workable higher-level language for Haiku apps, app code stays pure Nim, and the result ships as a normal package.
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If you donāt understand how the sausage was made you have made legacy sausage.
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Created a workflow catalog and a workflow creation skill to give me both a visualisation of project workflows and how they interact plus a way to hook in new ones.
Experimental. Only for #lamb at the moment.
Turn a project's slash commands into a visual board. Each workflow is one markdown file that is both the runnable prompt and its diagram, so the board is derived from the files and can't drift.
A workflow lives at <project>/.claude/commands/<name>.md. Its frontmatter declares the input and output; its body lays the steps out in phases. catalog.py reads every workflow across the repos you list and writes a single catalog.html: a Pipeline overview plus a phase diagram per workflow.
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Thereās now a tutorial for writing your first post with #Lamb, my micro blog.
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DailyFeed gathers the blogs, news sites and newsletters you follow into a single edition. It arrives at the hour you pick, in your own timezone. It is finished when it lands, and it does not grow while you read it.
Free up the rest of your day!
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Lamb 0.14.0
Originally written on lamb-releases:
Lamb 0.14.0 ā Convergence This release is mostly internal: a sweep that converged ten duplicated mechanisms behind the recurring bugs (visibility rules, the post-write path, feed generation, config resolution, XML escaping), so the same fix no longer has to be made in several places. A handful of those changes are visible when you run a blog. Fixed
Menu pages no longer show up in the "Related" list on a post.