Here’s where I’m at with the data gathering for the Type Atlas. Still a lot to fill in, but it already has more than 7000 typefaces. (Note: this is just a preview, the URL is likely to change)
My assumption is that the main reason Microsoft's new Recall feature exists, is to collect massive amounts of extra training data for their LLM endeavours. That stuff is getting rare!
I haven’t formed my thoughts fully, but I think about this often: running a more ethical, less extractive and capitalist business.
I’ve spent years doing this and what surprised me was the lack of appreciation for “doing things right”. I thought there was a certain audience (often, the indie web one) who would. but mostly what I’ve seen was heavily entrenched capitalism.
@stroughtonsmith@ctietze In my experience, even with a sidebar tracker, flexible spaces won't do anything, when using the "everything on one row" style. You do have to use the older toolbar layout.
@iandundas I hope that's the future of UI design. No more space taken up by pointlessly large toolbar buttons—just everything in a row, as colored stoplight buttons
@Cykelero@Retcon i'm shilling retcon over at twitter since that's where most of my social graph is (https://twitter.com/__justplaying/status/1788293496501055922) but seriously this app is the singlemost bull case for GUI apps. i just refactored a super messy branch into something much better with retcon + a bit of sourcetree + some CLI into a beautiful, mostly atomic set of commits, as it should be
@alice Thank youuuu 🙈 reading your Twitter thread is life-giving. Such such kind things you're saying. And, everyone should aspire to make their history fuckable honestly.
@alice Thanks for the details! That's good to hear, because, commit splitting is already planned (for a post-1.0 update). It'll be crazy easy—just unstage changes when in edit mode :)
As for performance, yyyikes. I recently made some important UI fixes that really impacted performance, which stinks. Do you remember if the slow commits had huge files, or rather many files?